The Free Learning List

The Free Learning List categorizes free education resources such as YouTube channels, podcasts, ebooks and courses.

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About The Free Learning List

The Free Learning List is a website from The School of Thought International that collects and categorizes educational resources described as free, including YouTube channels, podcasts, eBooks, and courses. Listings include links and scores based on effectiveness, engagement, design, and popularity/veracity.

The site states that scores are largely subjective evaluations. The list is updated over time, with suggestions accepted through a Google Form and discussion on its Subreddit.

Key features

  • Categorized directory of YouTube channels, podcasts, eBooks, courses
  • Resource scores based on effectiveness, engagement, design, popularity/veracity
  • Free critical thinking posters and flash cards for download
  • Prospectus PDF available for download
  • User suggestions accepted through Google Form
  • Community discussion through Subreddit
Best for: People seeking a categorized list of free online videos, podcasts, books, and courses.
Good for
  • Covers multiple formats including video, audio, books, and courses
  • Associated with a 501c3 nonprofit providing Creative Commons resources
  • Accepts user suggestions and states the list will be updated
Watch out for
  • Scores are stated to be largely subjective evaluations

The Free Learning List at a glance

Type
Website
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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The Free Learning List FAQ

How are resources scored?
The site says scores are graded on effectiveness, engagement, design, and popularity/veracity, but are largely subjective evaluations.
How can I suggest a resource?
Suggestions can be submitted through the linked Google Form, with discussion on the site's Subreddit.
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