I coach beginners/kids at the local library and "Chess Basics" is very, very helpful. The library has a blog post that includes the paragraph shown below. We also use the Class feature ton create accounts for kids to get started on Chess Basics. I just wanted to share this tiny blurb about Lichess, and express my thanks.
".... utilizes lichess.org (pronounced lee-chess), a free online chess server when teaching beginners and seasoned players how to open games and strategize. The website also hosts chess puzzles, computer analysis, tournaments, and even chess variants for those looking for something new or an extra challenge. But even more importantly, the site also enables those who may not have physical chess sets, whether at home or at their library, to still practice and hone their skills."
( from georgialibraries.org/chess/ )
".... utilizes lichess.org (pronounced lee-chess), a free online chess server when teaching beginners and seasoned players how to open games and strategize. The website also hosts chess puzzles, computer analysis, tournaments, and even chess variants for those looking for something new or an extra challenge. But even more importantly, the site also enables those who may not have physical chess sets, whether at home or at their library, to still practice and hone their skills."
( from georgialibraries.org/chess/ )