About UsefulLinks

Our Mission

UsefulLinks helps you organize your learning journey by providing structured study guides that serve as roadmaps to mastering any subject. Our goal is to help you navigate and utilize the free educational content that already exists across the Internet, saving you time and effort in finding the right resources.

How It Works

Each study guide is organized as a structured learning path with topics arranged like a to-do list. For every topic, we provide pre-filled search queries that instantly connect you to relevant educational resources through your preferred search engine. No more struggling to find the right search terms or wondering what to learn next.

Browse comprehensive study guides across various subjects
Each topic includes a curated search query for videos and websites
Choose your preferred search engine (Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo, etc.)
Registered users can bookmark study guides
Free access for everyone - no registration required to browse

For Registered Users

Create a free account to unlock personalized learning features:

Bookmark study guides to build your personal learning library
Pick up where you left off across multiple devices
Organize your learning journey at your own pace

For Non-Registered Users

You can freely browse all study guides and use them as starting points for your learning journey. Each topic provides instant access to search results for relevant educational content - no typing required. Simply click and explore the wealth of free educational resources available online.

Our Philosophy

We believe the Internet already contains amazing educational content for virtually every subject. The challenge isn't the lack of resources - it's finding them and knowing what to learn in what order. UsefulLinks bridges this gap by providing the structure and search guidance you need, while letting you learn from the vast ecosystem of Open Educational Resources already available online.

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We value your feedback and suggestions. If you have questions, ideas for new study guides, or would like to contribute to our mission of making learning more accessible, please reach out.

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