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Playground Sessions review

By Justin Towell last updated 11 July 22

REVIEW Playground Sessions is still the best way to learn piano at home, with excellent lessons, a wide range of activities, and a sprinkle of star power.

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Revolution Prep versus TutorMe: Which is better?

By Sakshi Udavant published 21 December 21

In this article on Revolution Prep versus TutorMe, we break down the benefits of each platform.

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Wyzant versus Skooli — which is better?

By Sakshi Udavant published 15 December 21

Versus In this article on Wyzant versus Skooli, we take a close look at the pros and cons of both online tutoring platforms.

Popular Spanish Idioms

By Sakshi Udavant published 15 December 21

Try out these popular Spanish idioms when you're next practicing your pronunciation

Type To Learn review

By Paul Dimery published 13 December 21

Review Type To Learn uses game-based lessons to help kids master their keyboard skills. But is it up to the task?

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Duolingo versus Rosetta Stone: Which one's right for you?

By Paul Dimery published 23 September 21

Versus We compare Duolingo and Rosetta Stone, two of the world's biggest language-learning platforms.

Shaw Academy review

By Paul Dimery last updated 19 August 21

Review The Shaw Academy online learning platform proves that you don't need to attend college or university to get a diploma.

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Switching careers? Here's how long it will take to retrain

By Ruth Gaukrodger last updated 11 August 21

News Coursera’s Global Skill report shows that it could take as little as 35 hours for someone to retrain for a new career.

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Should you switch your job for a career in coding?

By Ruth Gaukrodger last updated 11 August 21

Feature As tech companies cry out for software engineers, we look at whether or not it’s possible to switch to a career in coding when you don’t have a background in the area.

The most useful coding languages to learn in 2025

By Ruth Gaukrodger last updated 11 August 21

Feature Still trying to decide which coding language to learn in 2025? Our handy guide will help you narrow down your choice.

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Coursera vs edX: Which one is right for you?

By Sakshi Udavant last updated 11 August 21

Versus Both online learning platforms have partnerships in place with top universities, so picking between them can be tricky.

Coursera review

By Rosie Clarke last updated 11 August 21

Review The Coursera online learning platform caters to a broad range of learners, but there's not much of a student community here.

Is piano easy to learn? And where do you start?

By Kavi Shah published 26 July 21

Feature ? And where do you start?

Rosetta Stone deal: Save $80 on the Unlimited Languages pack

By Ruth Gaukrodger last updated 16 June 21

Deals Get yourself a 12-month Rosetta Stone Unlimited Languages package and you can learn French, Spanish, Japanese and more.

Endangered languages get a boost from eLearning platforms and Google AI

By Ruth Gaukrodger published 24 May 21

News Nearly 42% of spoken languages are currently at risk of extinction – but some big tech companies are determined to preserve them, through a mix of tools, courses and community outreach.

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Music2Me review

By Helen Wright published 17 May 21

Review This budget-friendly course is ideal for wannabe pianists with already busy lives.

Can you learn a language by watching TV?

By Kavi Shah published 4 May 21

Feature Binge watching your favourite TV shows in a different language might help you nail your Spanish accent.

Easy Spanish Platinum 11 review

By Billy Bommer last updated 26 April 21

Review Easy Spanish Platinum is a well-balanced program for all types of learners. It is also the most cost-effective product we reviewed.

Wacom and pixiv announce Drawfest – register now for free digital art classes

By Ruth Gaukrodger published 16 April 21

News The digital drawing festival will feature live stream events and free art tutorials, teaching manga styles, character creation and realistic lighting.

These are the most common obstacles for college students in remote learning environments

By Ruth Gaukrodger published 29 March 21

News Surveys from several universities reveal that remote learning students need financial support, a dedicated learning space and a good sense of community