All My Faves

30 Second MBA, from Fast Company – Ever wondered how they do it, the Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerbergs of this world? How did they create and continue to grow some of the globe’s biggest businesses?

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Udemy – We’ve been very enthusiastic about some of the great video-based education sites popping up around the web recently. Grovo – the site that creates groovy video tutorials to some of the net’s most popular services – of course won our coveted Best Education Site of 2011. And Udemy is fast becoming a contender for the 2012 crown!

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Who needs actual books when you have this! Thanks to Apple’s latest era-defining technology, iTunesU, you can access all the materials for an entire college course in one free app; and even link it up with your computer for complete synergy.

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Notewagon – One for the students here: A fully fledged marketplace for College notes for ANY subject! If you make great notes, and always thought you could probably make some cash out of them, now you can. And if you’re looking for a bit of help in your own studies, you can pay for the privilege of getting some great, ready-made notes.

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Well folks, happy new year. In a blaze of fireworks and e-greetings, 2012 has finally arrived. And as we stride over the finishing line of a tumultuous year for the internet, All My Faves – your one stop easy guide to the Web – has decided to look past Facebook and Twitter to find 2011′s most unique and interesting sites. We selected the 10 coolest sites in categories like music, travel and education; and then handed the job of picking the absolute best in each category down to you, allowing you to vote on your favorites. And here they are. Ladies and gents, never mind Facebook, here’s our review of the Best of the Web in 2011.

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MentorMob – Information is more accessible today than ever before, but even with the world at our fingertips and 24/7 access to experts everywhere, we find ourselves stuck behind a virtual brick wall; We know there is great, free content out there that we could use to learn just about anything, but we also know that for every great article or video on the Internet there are 100,000 terrible ones to beat it to the top of the search engine results.

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With Pronunciator you can learn up to 60 different languages, using their uncomplicated set of online vocabulary databases. It tests how well you’re pronouncing the words you’re learning with cool speech recognition software. And it’s filled with handy quizzes to help aid your quest to speak as many languages as you can. And it’s cheaper than Rosetta Stone!

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See & Vote for the nominees for Site, App and Game of the Year 2011 here…

Well folks, the nominees have been announced. Amid a flurry of elbowing, scheming and shadowy wealthy donors (not really, that was an attempt at a joke), the candidates have jumped every hurdle and secured enough votes in the primaries to make it onto the Official Longlist for the 5th Annual All My Faves Site of the Year Awards.

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Bookboon.com is a publishing house with a difference. Every book it publishes is free, instantly available and made as an eBook. If you’re looking for free books for university students, free books for business professionals, or a free travel guide, Bookboon is a fantastic service.

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Team Treehouse – What do you want to learn today? If you were thinking, “Oh, well I really have been wondering how Web Design, Web Development and iOS works”, then this is THE site for you!

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Classroom as Microcosm – “Siobhan Curious is an educator and blogger who teaches college English and writes about it in Montreal, Quebec.
Classroom as Microcosm features links, thoughts, essays and musings on the teaching life, in all its personal, professional and philosophical complexities.”

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How many words do you know? | Word Dynamo by Dictionary.com – Word Dynamo is a high-energy word learning experience that’s made up of a lot of fun and exciting moving parts. Answer 10 quick questions and Word Dynamo will calculate how many words you know. This is called your Word Score. Your Word Score helps you understand where you stand and helps you get study shortcuts for getting smarter. The Word Dynamo Library lets you browse and search for stuff you need to learn, be it insects, puppies, the American Revolution, or macroeconomics.