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Don't like how this one is set up or how it explains things? Don't worry, it's not you, it's me. While I get this site set up, you can check out these additional educational platforms to learn from there as well. The more methods to learn, the better. 

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## The Grand List of Quantum 101 resources: 

###### Online Learning Platforms: 
- [QuTube](https://www.qutube.nl/courses-10/quantum-101) 
	- quantum 101 education guides
	- algorithm explanations 
- [QuantumCurious](https://quantu.lo099mcurious.org/)
	- exactly as the title  states, it is geared toward those  that are quantum curious
	- a bunch of learning resources & texts for beginners as well as meetups
- [Awesome Quantum  Computing ](https://github.com/desireevl/awesome-quantum-computing)
	- a github full of updated links and resources. 

###### For grades 6-8: 
- [Quantum Awesomeness](https://github.com/dtquantumc-zz/quantumKit/blob/master/Workshops/Grades_6_8/Weirdness_into_awesomeness/Weirdness%20into%20awesomeness.pdf)
- Check out [quantum games.](obsidian://open?vault=Obsidian&file=Quantum%20Vault%2FQuantum%20Realm%2FTechnologies%2C%20Orgs%2C%20%26%20Apps%2FApplications%2FMore%20specifically%2FGames!!%2FPLAY%20GAMES%20-%20Finally%20the%20fun%20part) 


**Podcasts:**
-  Ethan Hansen's podcast
	- beginner-friendly from the view of  an explorer himself
- Post-Quantum 
	- geared toward industry and companies 


Textbooks: 


Student groups & communities: 
- this [MIT Medium collection](https://medium.com/mit-6-s089-intro-to-quantum-computing) of student work in quantum.