5 Awesome How to Websites

You want to know how to do things. How to Kiss? How to do Homeworks? How to catch a Lie? How to give a interview? How to workout? How to format a Hard Drive? How to make chicken curry? How to cure Acne? How to look beautiful? And what not.

Worry not my friends, now a days it is very easy to get these kind of information. You can become a expert in a field or impress a friend, family or teacher with the knowledge you gain from how to articles and videos. I have impressed many of my friends by my knowledge I got from how to videos. OR just use these info to help out yourself and improve your life. Anyways not going into any more stupid lines. I brought before you a list of How To websites. These website contains how to articles or videos or both.

So here is the lovely and useful list

1. eHow – How To Do Just About Everything

Type: Articles and Videos

eHow.com (previously known as Expert Village) is an online community dedicated to providing visitors like you the ability to research, share, and discuss instructional solutions that help complete day-to-day tasks and projects. They combine the experiential knowledge of certified experts with the practical knowledge of everyday people to help you discuss, plan, and complete things.

They have more than 600,000 articles and 160,000 high-quality videos, written and produced by experts, and also, by people just like you – people who’ve figured out how to complete a variety of tasks, simple and complex, and are willing to share their knowledge

2. wiki How – The How To Manual That You Can Edit

Type: Articles only

wiki How is a collaboration to build and share the world’s largest, highest quality how-to manual. Their multilingual how-to manual should contain accurate instructions on almost every imaginable topic as the how to are contributed and evaluated by many people. This freely available information will improve millions of lives, in both small and large ways.

wiki How is a wiki, which is a web site that anyone can write and anyone can edit. Any visitor to wiki How can create a new page to write about how to do something.

3. Wonder How To

Type: Articles and Videos

Wonder How To.com is a community-fueled, search engine and directory for Free How-To Video. With an index of more than 225,000 videos (October 2008), they provide the largest, most contemporary, and most diverse resource in this increasingly vibrant space.

They have a special section called Wonder of the Day where they put in some of their nicest How to stuffs. They have a wide range of How To videos and articles covering almost every topic. And do not forget to watch their Best How To video in 2008.

4. How Stuff Works and How Stuff Works Videos

Type: Articles and Videos

A how to site which need no further introduction. By far this is best know resource for all how to stuffs. How Stuff Works, a wholly owned subsidiary of Discovery Communications, is the award-winning source of credible, unbiased, and easy-to-understand explanations of how the world actually works. Founded by North Carolina State University Professor Marshall Brain in 1998, the site is now an online resource for millions of people of all ages.

How Stuff Works has won multiple Webby awards, was among Time Magazine’s “25 Web Sites We Can’t Live Without” in 2006 and 2007, and has been one of PC Magazine’s “Top 100 Web Sites” four times, including in 2007. Recently, How Stuff Works became part of the Discovery Communications family.

5. How Cast

Type: Videos

How Cast provides the answer to any how-to question. How Cast engages consumers to watch and share free, useful how-to videos and guides produced in-house at How Cast Studios, as well as by innovative media partners, trusted brands, and individual contributors. How Cast distributes this content across a growing network of web, mobile, and cable partners, including such notable destinations as YouTube, MySpace, Hulu, AOL, Yahoo!, Comcast, Apple, TiVo and Verizon.

In addition to the Howcast Studios, the Emerging Filmmakers Program offers up-and-coming filmmakers the chance to gain experience, exposure, and extra income by creating short how-to videos. The EFP has partnered with film and television programs at Boston University, Flashpoint Academy, and Charles Sturt University to expose students to web video production. In just over a year, How Cast been named a top web site of 2008 by both TIME and PC Magazine.