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Zoom -

The videoconferencing service has become quite a popular choice among businesses and the general public wanting to stay in touch with friends and family. Their free version is pretty sweet!

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Shopify -

Did you have to shut down your small business due to the pandemic? Open an online store with Shopify's 90-day free trial and get back to business.

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Google -

The tech giant is giving free access to their G Suite, making it available for students, teachers, and businesses.

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LinkedIn -

You can have access to 16 learning courses for free, with great emphasis on remote working.

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Skype -

Skype is widely used worldwide and continues to be a great choice to keep in touch with friends and family during social distancing.

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Amazon -

If you’re in the US, Amazon is offering free online computer science classes for any student or teacher affected by school closures due to the pandemic.

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Scholastic -

Scholastic offers free day-by-day projects to keep kids reading and entertained.

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U-Haul -

If you're in the US, the company is offering free self-storage for 30 days to all college students who have been impacted by COVID-19.

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Discord -

Whether you’re a teacher, student, or just want to chat with your friends, Discord now gives you free access to their Go Live streaming service.

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Comcast -

Those in the US can benefit from free Xfinity WiFi hotspots. These are available to everyone, including non-Xfinity subscribers.

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Avid -

The company is providing free 90-day licenses of their creative tools.

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Avid - These include Media Composer, Pro Tools, and Sibelius.

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Headspace -

Headspace includes free guided meditations that might help you live through this situation.

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Zencastr -

If you’ve always wanted to start your own podcast, this is your chance. Zencastr is lifting limits for hobbyist users.

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Airtable -

Airtable is an all-in-one collaboration platform, which is part spreadsheet, part database. The company is offering their Airtable Pro for free to any non-political humanitarian groups working on COVID-19 relief efforts.

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Airtable -

The offer will also be made available for students, according to their website. Plus, they’re offering free live training sessions!

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Calm -

From calming music, to meditations and exercises, the website offers a number of free resources.

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Humu -

Humu offers scientifically-backed email nudges with info ranging from tips on how to navigate uncertainty to how to work from home effectively.

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Support.com -

The company offers free tech support for anyone working or studying remotely at the moment.

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Loom -

The company is removing the recording limit of their free video recording and sharing service.

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Age of Learning -

Free learning resources for children aged two to eight.

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8x8 - Free video conference for up to 50 participants without any time restrictions.

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OneClick -

Are you worried about your employees having to work from home? OneClick offers three months of free IT support for home workers.

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Peloton -

The company is offering a free 90-day trial of its subscription workout app.  

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You can choose from a variety of classes, including yoga and strength training. Plus, you won’t need one of their exercise bikes or treadmills.

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See also -

The best fitness apps of 2020

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