18 best websites to spend your online time productively

1. Terms of Service; Didn’t Read – Terms of Service is often too long to read, so people just agree them. Here are the summaries of the most popular websites’ ToS.
2. Grovo – Build your Internet skills. You can try it for free.
3. Quora – Ask questions about any topic you can imagine and let experts answer them.
4. Vocabulary – Quickest and most intelligent way to improve your vocabulary.
5. StackOverflow – For every developer this is the best site to ask a question or answer one while you educate yourself.
6. Duolingo – This site is often mentioned here, but this is the best and easiest way to learn a new language (of course for free).
7. RedHoop – Search tens of thousands of free courses online.
8. Brain Pickings – Bringing you things you didn’t know you were interested in – until you are.
9. Investopedia – Learn everything about finance. Perfect for someone who is not familiar with the finance world (yet).
10. Information is Beautiful – Informations about anything around the World visualized.
11. Free Rice – Answer vocabulary questions and for each right answer they will donate 10 grains of rice through the World Food Programme to help end hunger around the World.
12. Litemind – Explore ways to use your mind more efficiently.
13. StumbleUpon – Discover lesser known and awesome websites.
14. How To Do Things – As the name of the site says, read about methods on how to do things in multiple topics.
15. Today I Found Out – Learn new facts every day.
16. Top Documentary Films – Watch the best documentaries online.
17. OneLook – Best dictionary search online.
18. Spreeder – Speed reading online. With this simple app you can read up to 1000 words per minute, instead of the average of 200.

10 websites where you can get your questions answered

1. Quora – A site for mostly professional questions about science, economics, movies or anything else. Currently owned by Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales (who sometimes answers questions too)!
2. Askville – Site owned by Amazon, so anyone registered on Amazon can answer your questions.
3. Question.com – Questions and answers in any category. Although it has a good name, users are not as active as on the other sites listed here.
4. Yahoo! Answers – Probably the most popular one with millions of possible users who can answer your questions (anyone can participate who has a Yahoo! account).
5. The AnswerBank – Questions about sports new and entertainment.
6. Answers Wiki – Lot of questions and answers, but the site is kind of ugly because of the advertisements.
7. Askreddit – Subreddit for questions to the reddit community.
8. ELI5 – Explain Me Like I’m 5. Ask any hard science question and receive answers in Layman’s term.
9. AMA – Ask Me Anything. Ask famous people or someone with interesting experiences or job anything.
10. No Stupid Questions – Another subreddit where you can ask questions. Here you can ask any question and no one will be rude to you for not knowing the answer.