StudyBlue is your online home to store lecture notes and make flashcards. Study online and on your phone for effective, productive learning.

instaGrok offers a new way to learn. Users explore graphical concept maps, called Groks, that show how ideas connect.

LuvCow is a crowd based guessing game: Post photos, ask questions, answer questions, and see if you are smarter than the crowd!

GetInstinct.com provides virtual guitar music lessons that listens through your microphone to provide immediate feedback. Now anyone can learn how to play the guitar and become a rock star!

Sulia is a new social network that link users to their top interests using the most popular sources.

At All My Faves our job is to show you the best of the web. This includes everything from the funniest sites with cute animals and time-saving apps useful for work. But we also like to introduce you to sites we feel are important and are doing something for the greater good of the world. Designed to Move is a campaign educating us about the harmful effects of little physical activity and how we can change it.

2012 is over… long live 2013! And to welcome in this bright new year,  All My Faves – your easy guide to the Web – has once again enlisted the world’s help to hand pick the best websites of 2012. These sites may not be Facebook, Twitter or even Pinterest, but they’re some of the internet’s most interesting, unique and, well, coolest websites around… and hey, you voted for them! So without further ado, here’s our definitive review of the top 10 coolest websites: best of 2012.

Ever wanted to learn how to code? Believe you’re on the way to being a coding master, but need a few extra tutorials? Enter LearnStreet with its comprehensive online lessons and tutorials for people of all levels to learn Python, Javascript, or Ruby.

Who Zoo is a brilliant Tumblr blog animated by Mr. Whaite that presents zoological facts as fun Gifs – Who Zoo is here to share weird, wild and wonderful facts about the animal kingdom in funny bite-size chunks.

From the men that brought you Jib Jab, the Spiridellis brothers have created a new interactive website that makes learning fun for kids and the prep easy on their parents.

We’ve all asked that tantalizing question… What if? What if the Cuban Missile Crisis had boiled over into full scale war? Clouds Over Cuba asks that question with a new, innovative and completely brilliant way for students, history buffs, or absolutely anyone, to learn about the Cuban Missile Crisis.

In a nod to the increasing power of children as consumers and their relationship with innovation, MoMa (the Museum of Modern Art, New York) has launched an exhibition and brilliant, interactive website to help you get acquainted with kids’ products from past to present.