MuseScore allows composers of all levels to create, play, and print their custom music compositions as sheet music for free. It is frequently used in schools to let music students play around with composing, but its professional features can make for a steep learning curve for new users.

Forte radically improves online music education with video conferencing features optimized for music lessons and audio quality far superior to existing platforms.

Crash Course is a long-established online course database that extensively covers a wide range of subjects, from astronomy to philosophy to law, history, and science. Their videos are of very high quality, though it is important to note that their content is not specifically aligned with any major high school curriculum.

Kennedy Center Education offers a wide array of resources and experiences that inspire, excite, and empower students and young artists, plus the tools and connections to help educators incorporate the arts into classrooms of all types.

At Adobe Express you have everything you need to create social media graphics, flyers, logos, posters, advertisements, banners, business cards, and more.

Edx is a database of courses provided by universities, private companies and even international organizations. From skill-learning such as coding to academic learning such as topology, Edx provides courses for any and all interests. While certification is priced, most courses are available for free.

Music and the Brain brings a comprehensive music literacy curriculum, teacher support, and whole-class keyboard instruction to K-12 students as part of their school day.

The most popular global video platform, YouTube has long hosted a substantial community of learners and teachers. With nearly all video content is available free of charge, it is a go-to resource for a student’s questions on any topic.