The internet can be a resource hub for many things. These days, you can surf, tweet, take pictures, make and upload videos, share information and do so much more. If you’ve ever wanted to know more about the things you can do on the internet, then keep reading. You are going to discover some really cool stuff.

You can use the internet for improving yourself. If you’ve ever wanted to know more about lifestyle, health, culture, life hacking and more, the internet can help you.

Here are three awesome things you can do with the internet in the realm of self-improvement.

Google: Google is one of the internet’s most popular search engines. You can simply search for any kind of information you like. Or to put in other words, you can Google stuff. Whether it’s learning about buying pets, owning a house, hunting wiki entries for learning about the history of time and rocket science, there’s always something for everyone. There are three ways you can make out whether the information you receive is credible or not. The first way is to look for proper grammar. The second way is to check at the publisher information and see whether the articles or postings are published by universities or known authorities on the web. Some of the information you find may simply be plain information and may not offer what you are looking for. Use your mental human filter to judge what you see and decide if it’s the right stuff you’re looking for or not.

Write a blog: Blogs are like web diaries. You can write a lot of stuff on them – be it personal or professional. Whether you’re a stay at home mom, student, or a full-time professional, there’s always ways you can contribute what you know to the world. The web is a knowledge hub and blogs can be creative, casual, good ways of knowing a lot of stuff. There are food blogs, video game blogs, sales blogs, tax blogs, and so much more. Literally, you get a blog for everything under the sun these days.

Learn and teach online: You can self-teach yourself a lot of things through the internet. Be it coding, drawing, learning lab experiments, journaling or creative writing, there’s always something new to learn. You can find exciting learning communities and peer support groups who motivate you along your learning journey. You get to make a ton of friends and share your passions with each other. How much more fun could it get? Best of all – you can learn for free!