Go beyond doomscrolling with these ways to learn and create online

It’s easy to think of the Internet as just social feeds, online shopping and the occasional streaming binge. But that’s only scratching the surface. With a fast, reliable connection (like the kind you get from Ting Internet), the web becomes a gateway to growth, creativity and big goals.

1. Coursera

Learn from top universities and companies.
Take university-level courses in everything from AI to photography. Many are free to audit, and you can even earn certificates from places like Yale or Google. Complete your coursework with ease with your lightspeed connection from Ting.  

2. Notion

Get your life, goals, and projects organized.
Whether you're managing a passion project, a daily to-do list, or a content calendar, Notion is a powerful tool for organizing your thoughts and turning ideas into action.

3. Skillshare

Unleash your creativity.
This platform offers short, engaging video lessons on design, illustration, animation, writing, and more. Great for hobbyists and budding professionals alike.

4. Khan Academy

 A free education for anyone, anywhere.
From math and science to economics and computer programming, Khan Academy is a goldmine for learners of all ages.

5. Canva

Design anything — no experience needed.
Create stunning resumes, presentations, social media posts, or even a business brand kit. Canva makes design accessible to everyone.

6. Duolingo

Learn a new language — five minutes a day.
Perfect for travel lovers or those who want to flex their brain. Learn Spanish, Japanese, French, or even High Valyrian, if that’s your vibe.

7. TED Talks

Fuel your curiosity with ideas worth spreading.
Get inspired by experts, creatives, and change-makers speaking on everything from mental health to astrophysics.

8. FutureMe

Write a letter to your future self.
This simple tool helps you stay accountable to your goals or reflect on your journey by sending an email to your future self. 

9. Blender

Create stunning 3D art, animation, or even short films.
Blender is a free, open-source powerhouse for digital creators wanting to dive into visual effects, game design, and more.

10. MIT OpenCourseWare

Access real courses from one of the world’s top schools.
If you’ve ever dreamed of attending MIT, now’s your chance — for free. OCW offers lecture notes, assignments, and exams from actual MIT classes. 

11. Trello

Visual project management made easy.
From planning your next vacation to launching a startup, Trello helps you visualize your work and move ideas into action.

12. Instructables

Make, build, and tinker with DIY tutorials.
Learn to build a drone, bake sourdough bread, or sew your own clothes. Instructables is a community of makers sharing how-tos for just about everything.

13. Habitica

Gamify your productivity.
Turn your to-do list into a game. Build habits, complete quests, and level up, all while achieving real-life goals.

14. Replit

Learn to code right in your browser.
Whether you’re new to coding or launching your own app, Replit lets you write and run code online — no software installation required. 

15. The Public Library (yes, really!)

Unlock thousands of free digital resources.
Most local libraries offer free eBooks, audiobooks, language tools, research databases, and even online classes. All you need is a library card.

 Try apps like Libby or check your local library's site.

Let Ting Internet power your potential

The Internet isn’t just for scrolling, it’s for growing. With Ting’s fast, reliable fiber, you can stream classes in HD, download creative software in seconds, and stay connected without a hiccup.