San Francisco-based Internet Archive’s Back-to-School Initiative compiled thousands of learning resources into one handy blog post for students, parents, educators and librarians. (Photo courtesy of Internet Archive)

The shelter-in-place orders that began in March have uprooted the lives of kids, parents and educators. But there may be a silver lining: the discovery of unique and interesting resources—like San Francisco-based Internet Archive.

Founded in 1996 by Brewster Kahle, Internet Archive is a nonprofit library that offers free books, movies, software, music and more, with the goal of making all human knowledge accessible in digital formats. 

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