An introductory lesson on the basics of heredity, and the inheritance of genetic traits. [7:57]

Learn the basics of HTML, a computer language for building webpages. We'll show you how to write HTML, create your own webpages, and more. To start at the beginning of our Computer Programming series, go to our Computer Programming Basics tutorial.

Lessons include: (1) About HTML. Learn about the basic pieces that make up HTML and how an HTML document relates to what you see online. (2) Create A Webpage. Learn the basic structure of an HTML document and how to create your first webpage on your own computer.

Never used a search engine before? This class will help you learn about search engines and get you starting searching the internet. We will also cover some advanced search tools and advertisements in search. This Intermediate lesson is approximately 7 mins.

This free tutorial covers some of the most common Spanish greetings and phrases.

Lessons include: (1) Saying Hello: Common Greetings in Spanish. Learn common Spanish greetings. (2) Meeting New People. Learn how to introduce yourself in Spanish when meeting new people. (3) Manners and Etiquette . Learn common Spanish manners and etiquette when communicating with others. (4) Expressing Yourself. Learn how to express your feelings in Spanish. (5) Saying Goodbye. Learn how to say goodbye to someone in Spanish.

In this site from the physics classroom, kinetic energy is defined and discussed. The equation for its computation is also given and practice computation problems are given.

Learn how to use video conferencing tools to attend and host online meetings. This Beginner lesson is approximately 21 mins.

Get the facts about bats. Canada is home to nineteen different species of bats. Besides finding detailed physical descriptions of several of these, you'll also learn about some of their unique facts and characteristics. Also included in this Mammal Fact Sheet on bats is information on their habitat and habits, range, feeding, breeding, and conservation efforts. Don't forget to check out the video clips of this interesting flying mammal using the link near the top of the webpage. A list of resources completes the fact sheet.

This curriculum unit of three lessons examines the social, political and economic conditions of the southern states in the aftermath of the Civil War and shows how these factors helped to shape the Reconstruction debate as well as the subsequent history of American race relations.

In this interactive lesson, students examine the arguments, leadership, messaging, and tactics of leading women's organizations involved in the battle over ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment.

This audio excerpt captures the beginning of Bayard Rustin's 1967 "Freedom Budget" speech, describing the social and economic impact of racism over time.

This audio excerpt from Bayard Rustin's 1967 "Freedom Budget" speech outlines a nine-year plan to end poverty in America.

Bring the Be Internet Awesome pillars to life offline with five printable activities and corresponding ready-to-teach Google Slides lessons.

Brookhaven Lab's property is home to hundreds of different animal species. Learn about the tools scientists use to observe animals in the wild and how you too, can be an animal observer.

Use mathematics to determine what is required to beat world champion Usain Bolt in a 200-meter race. This video focuses on systems of equations that are visualized by completing a table of values and looking for a point of intersection in a set of line graphs. This video was submitted through the Innovation Math Challenge, a contest open to professional and nonprofessional producers.

Canadian Wildlife site features the beaver. Highlights its habitats and habits, range, feeding and breeding characteristics.

This video segment from NOVA: "The Mystery of Animal Pathfinders" explores honeybee communication and navigation. [4:45]

In this curriculum unit, students look at the role of President as defined in the Constitution and consider the precedent-setting accomplishments of George Washington.

Learn how color, layout, images, composition, typography, branding, and more relate to graphic design.

Lessons include: (1) Typography. Learn all about typography as an integral element of graphic design. (2) Color. Learn all about color as an integral element of graphic design. (3) Layout and Composition. Learn all about layout and composition as integral elements of graphic design. (4) Images. Learn all about images as an integral element of graphic design. (5) Fundamentals of Design. Learn all the fundamentals of graphic design. (6) Branding and Identity. Learn all about branding and identity and how they relate to graphic design. (7) Graphic Design Quiz. Take the quiz to see how much you've learned about the fundamentals of graphic design.

Choosing a career path begins with self-evaluation. Use these tips to evaluate yourself and discover some work skills you may already have.

Lessons include: (1) How to Decide on a Career Field. Learn some tips for determining which career field is right for you. (2) Transferring Your Skills to a New Career. Learn how to list your transferable skills so you can use what you've learned in a new career field. (3) Knowing When to Change Careers. Learn the signs to watch out for and some factors to consider when changing careers.