Great work - but 150+ websites sounds quite overwhelming! My suggestion would be to classify them based on format. For me - podcasts (for when I'm travelling/commuting) and interactive video tutorials work best when I'm trying to assimilate new concepts in a focused manner.

People interested in this might like a project I'm working on - https://www.findlectures.com. This is a search engine designed so that you can explore and discover interesting talks.

This is really amazing. I have added it to my list of websites I am curating (https://my.mindnode.com/y4oVGAm2vzypkm3sxqzxVySu5VzN8bRhzRzP...).

It's all part of a bigger mind map I am making. :)

https://github.com/nikitavoloboev/research

I've included Find Lectures in the updated list at https://everlearners.com/resources/

Great, thanks!

Thanks for the feedback! The sites are divided into the following formats as well as topical categories: Books Articles Podcasts Videos Courses

Hope that helps with the browsing :)

You should include Platzi on Course

https://courses.platzi.com

Thanks! I will.

What's the opinion of Project Gutenberg, these days? Works that are out of copyright, but there are many of those that are pertinent to a broad, lifelong education.

Although I see now that they, too, are blocking access via VPN. Sigh...

https://www.gutenberg.org/

Oh, I had forgotten about that one. I've added it to the list.