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Cyber-teens may look like it was made in the 90s (and it probably was) but that doesn’t stop it from producing great teen-worthy content all the time. The site is updated frequently, and it covers things like art, music, and more. By teens, for teens, it's one of the only remaining “independent” teen sites around.
Stephen,17,VIC
Did you enjoy reading Nancy Drew? How about Ella Enchanted? This site has awesome “Readalikes” lists for more popular teen books than I can count. Keep on reading books you’ll love by researching them on the Readalikes book lists. I don’t know about you, but this is my favourite new way to find books.
Kim,15,SA
FactMonster can find any fact you need, lightning quick. Perfect for take-home quizzes and homework assignments, FactMonster will cut your research time in half. They’ve got facts relating to people, places, maths and money, and more! The site is, admittedly, a little America-centric. But it has useful facts for anyone around the world.
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Liza,17,NT
Have you ever been called a nerd? A dork? Or a geek? Find out whether you are, or are not, one of these once and for all by taking this online quiz! When you get your results, think about how, or whether your score fits you. Do you think the result is fair?
Kate,17,WA
How many ways have you found to use duct tape? These guys have found more ways than they can count! They’re the authors of “The Duct Tape Book” and “Duct Shui” and every day they list new uses for the ultra-sticky silver tape. No teen should be without these duct-tape ideas in their toolbox.
Sandra,16,VIC
You don’t have to google Shakespeare to know that he’s a master writer. And now, you don’t need to read Shakespeare to insult like him. If you’re just feeling angry, wouldn’t it be more fun to insult someone in a way they can laugh at? The Shakespearean Insult Generator does all the work for you.
Simon,15,NT
Do you like to listen to audiobooks, but don’t have money to burn on sites like audible.com or iTunes? Librivox.org is an organization of volunteers who record high-quality audiobooks of classic books and books in the public domain. Curious if the book you’re looking for is in their catalogue? Just visit the site.
Matthew,16,QLD
Learn the science behind the skateboard tricks you do every day at the Exploratorium skateboarding page. Watch live videos and webcasts about skateboard science. Learn more about skateboarding equipment, and even get tips on improving your skills. You may be able to ollie, nollie, kickflip, and rail. But do you know the science that makes it happen?
Mary,14,QLD
Remember bell-bottoms? Of course you don’t! They were way before our time. Crazy fads and wacky ideas are some of the funnest and funniest things to see. Get a history lesson at the BadFads museum online! I just have one question: Will we be laughing when we realize some of our fads were bad?
George,13,VIC
You don’t have a website yet? What’s stopping you? Perhaps it's that pesky thing called “html”. Sure, you know how to use MySpace, but how do you make a full-on webpage? This site offers free tutorials in HTML, Javascript, and more. Teens every day are learning to do more with the web.
Kate,17,WA
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