100 Blogs that grow you Brain

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OnlineUniversities.com has put together a list of 100 blogs that will make you smarter. The blog list is broken into 10 categories with 10 blogs in each one. I am honoured to see that Hacked Gadgets has made it in the DIY category. Is this list link bait? I don’t think so since I would agree with all of the entries I have looked at.

 

"Do It Yourself

Learning how to create what most people buy is a valuable lesson on using your brain and creativity. These blogs will help you do just that.

  1. Make: Blog. Learn how to make some seriously cool stuff with this blog from the popular Make Magazine.
  2. Instructables Community Blog. Find out how to make the world’s largest pinata or test your Instructables knowledge with a quiz on this blog.
  3. Hacks Blog. Make a cake in a coffee mug, a Linux-controlled power switch, or play backed-up Wii games with the information here.
  4. DIY City Blog. Independent artists with a DIY flair share their ideas that range from knitted hats to hand-made jewelry.
  5. DIY Audio Projects. From vacuum tubes to subwoofers, this blog will help you build your own audio projects.
  6. The Automata/Automaton Blog. If you are interested in making or collecting automata or mechanical toys, this blog will provide you with plenty of information.
  7. DIY Woodworking, Home Improvement, and Art Projects. From building a guitar to installing a toilet, learn how to do it all here.
  8. Gizmodo. Learn to see in 3D or read about the latest tech gadgets at this blog.
  9. Hacked Gadgets. Learn to make your computer control an LCD display or create a beer cooler lock down on this blog.
  10. Chic Knits. Get your knit on with this blog that offers suggestions, tips, photos, and more to help you knit stuff worth wearing."

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4 Comments


  1. Cool, my site made the list! So naturally I have to say it is great list. 🙂


  2. Thanks for the DIY links, not a big fan of blogs in general but I do enjoy following hackaday/hacknmod/hackedgadgets so it’s always nice to find similar sites (even if they do sometimes cover the same projects/stories)


  4. Congrats!!! Glad to see you made the list.

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