You can learn just about anything thanks to WonderHowTo’s intuitive way of sourcing every free how-to video on the internet. (Yesterday, I learned the basics of key framing in FCE. The day before, I brushed up on my “Beat the Carnival’s Claw Machine” skills.)

How it works: WonderHowTo.com features videos from everywhere on the internet. Users can submit a video for review. If the video has the intent to instruct the viewer, it’ll get posted. You can read the logistics on WHT’s FAQ page.

Videos are organized into categories for user friendly searches. Don’t bother trying to find something WHT doesn’t have – you’ll waste your life trying.

It’s nice not having to scour YouTube, Vimeo and other video platforms independently. Just type in what you’d like to learn at WHT (ie: wax snowboard) and you’re presented with a laundry list of tips pulled from various places on the internet. Super simple and efficient.

Oh, and a tip from me to you: beware of Expert Village. Their tips usually suck.

Learn something new, like how to dance like SpongeBob at: www.wonderhowto.com