Learning, Education, Tools
If your school is on the Federal School Lunch Program, you can receive up to 10 free scholastic memberships from the US Chess Trust. Call USCF at 845-562-8350
Download databases/games, programs, graphics from the huge U of Pittsburgh Chess Archives
One Study on Why Chess Masters Make Better Moves
USCF's Research Summary References on chess benefits
Brian Karen's excellent set of references on benefits of scholastic chess
PGN data standards
See USCF Scholarship page for information on Full (!) and partial college scholarships
Want Chess History? The official website.
Professor Chess - Lots of free & downloadable learning/teaching material! Take a peek.
Academic Chess - Special chess website devoted to kid's play, learning, etc.
Math and Chess - Website with workbook devoted to puzzles linking elementary math and chess
The Puzzling Side of Chess - Jeff Coakley's variety of fun and challenging puzzles (many are "board vision")
Exeter (England) Chess Club - Fantastic material - TONS of instructional stuff...including Steinitz's Laws and wonderful chess app downloads
Chess Helps the Brain As One Ages
GM Square - Site of GM Baburin, Morozevich, Psachis
Article on the proper way to make chess diagrams for the web
Online Chess Clock! Don't have a clock but web access? Time your chess game here. Lots of bells and whistles, but current version only supports 1 time control.
The Chess Predator Basic Chess Tactics explained in detail
All about PC engine Tablebases
7-Piece Tablebase via LiChess
Chess Position Trainer - A FREE tool that allows you to train on your chess openings
Chess Diagrams - A LARGE set of tools for creating chess diagrams
Diagram Transfer tool - Free: copy chess diagrams from one program or web page to another; print high quality diagrams; create light weight PNG images for a web page or for mail attachment
Chessboard Capture Program - Also "Guess the Move" and "Support for Chess Clubs" Software - free downloads
Flashcard makers: for making chess positions into flash cards, such as studying Bain (you still have to enter the positions):
- Anki
- Chess Imager (Steven Eddins)
Final Gen - Generates tablebases for chess endgames with up to one piece per side, and any number of pawns.
Download databases/games, programs, graphics from the huge U of Pittsburgh Chess Archives
One Study on Why Chess Masters Make Better Moves
USCF's Research Summary References on chess benefits
Brian Karen's excellent set of references on benefits of scholastic chess
PGN data standards
See USCF Scholarship page for information on Full (!) and partial college scholarships
Want Chess History? The official website.
Professor Chess - Lots of free & downloadable learning/teaching material! Take a peek.
Academic Chess - Special chess website devoted to kid's play, learning, etc.
Math and Chess - Website with workbook devoted to puzzles linking elementary math and chess
The Puzzling Side of Chess - Jeff Coakley's variety of fun and challenging puzzles (many are "board vision")
Exeter (England) Chess Club - Fantastic material - TONS of instructional stuff...including Steinitz's Laws and wonderful chess app downloads
Chess Helps the Brain As One Ages
GM Square - Site of GM Baburin, Morozevich, Psachis
Article on the proper way to make chess diagrams for the web
Online Chess Clock! Don't have a clock but web access? Time your chess game here. Lots of bells and whistles, but current version only supports 1 time control.
The Chess Predator Basic Chess Tactics explained in detail
All about PC engine Tablebases
7-Piece Tablebase via LiChess
Chess Position Trainer - A FREE tool that allows you to train on your chess openings
Chess Diagrams - A LARGE set of tools for creating chess diagrams
Diagram Transfer tool - Free: copy chess diagrams from one program or web page to another; print high quality diagrams; create light weight PNG images for a web page or for mail attachment
Chessboard Capture Program - Also "Guess the Move" and "Support for Chess Clubs" Software - free downloads
Flashcard makers: for making chess positions into flash cards, such as studying Bain (you still have to enter the positions):
- Anki
- Chess Imager (Steven Eddins)
Final Gen - Generates tablebases for chess endgames with up to one piece per side, and any number of pawns.