This choice board, created from Google Slides, includes 25 different eBooks about making and crafting. Bust your boredom with fun art projects using resources from nature, things from around the house, and more. Click your favorite from the choice board. Follow the directions in the book to create a fun art project.

Learn the basics of CSS, a computer language for styling webpages. We'll show you how to write CSS, incorporate it into 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 CSS. Learn the basics of what CSS is, why you should use it, and what a CSS ruleset looks like. (2) Adding CSS to a Webpage. Learn how to create your own CSS stylesheet and how to add it to an existing HTML document.

Looking to learn basic computer skills or upgrade the skills you already have? You've come to the right place.

Lessons include: (1) Getting Started with Your First Computer. Learn all about getting started with computers. (2) How to Use Your Computer's Built-in Help. Learn how to use your computer's built-in help function. (3) Undo Your Mistakes. Learn how to use your computer's Undo feature to revert back to the most recent changes you made. (4) Understanding File Extensions. Learn about the many different file extensions that exist, as well as how to determine what they are. (5) Downloading and Uploading. Learn how to upload and download files on your computer. (6) Free Software. Learn how to find the safest, most reliable free programs among the thousands available today. (7) Open Source vs. Closed Source Software​. Learn the difference between open source and closed source software in this free tutorial. (8) What is a PDF File?. Learn what a PDF file is, as well as what you can do to the file itself.

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.

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.

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.

Learn the various ways beyond email of communicating and sharing online.

Lessons include: (1) All About Online Communication. Learn some online communication techniques that go beyond email.

Tara works in aerospace materials research for the U.S. Air Force. She helps create the new composite materials used to build America’s cutting-edge military aircraft. Meet Tara and learn more about careers in biochemical engineering. Engineering Your Future shares real stories from young professionals who want to inform and inspire students about in-demand engineering careers.

This choice board, created from Google Slides, includes 25 different eBooks and videos on the topic of heredity. These eBooks and videos will help build background knowledge on Ohio's Learning Standards for Biology. Share this choice board directly with students and allow them to choose the eBooks and videos they would like to read and watch to learn more about the topic.

Biomechanical engineering is the study of biomechanics, ranging from the inner workings of a cell to the movement and development of limbs, to the mechanical properties of soft tissue, and bones. Learn about this important medical engineering field. Engineering Your Future shares real stories from young professionals who want to inform and inspire students about in-demand engineering careers.

Biomedical engineers solve problems in medical research for the improvement of health care. Biomedical engineers must have training in anatomy, physiology, and medicine, AND engineering. Learn about this important medical engineering field. Engineering Your Future shares real stories from young professionals who want to inform and inspire students about in-demand engineering careers.

In this free tutorial, learn how to get started with a blog, as well as how to develop and promote it to find an audience.

Lessons include: (1) Introduction to Blogs. Get an introduction to blogs. (2) Subscribing to Blogs. Learn how to subscribe to blogs online. (3) Developing Your Blog. Get tools and tips for developing a blog of your own. (4) Choosing a Blog Service. Consider these factors before choosing a blog service. (5) Writing and Promoting Your Blog. Learn how to write and promote your blog to gain more readers. (6) Copyright and Fair Use. Understand how copyright and fair use work before getting started with your blog.

See how plants make the world better (and the career lab a little bit happier) as you learn about rewarding careers in plant science.

Learn about the influence of body language, the essentials of business writing, and more as they relate to communicating in the business world.

Lessons include: (1) The Power of Body Language. Learn about the influence of body language in the workplace. (2) Improve Your Conversation Skills. Learn how to strengthen your conversation skills. (3) How to De-escalate an Argument at Work. Use these tips to de-escalate a potentially tense situation at work. (4) Instant Messaging Etiquette. Learn the basics of instant message etiquette in the workplace. (5) Overcoming Phone Anxiety. Learn about overcoming phone anxiety so you can speak confidently with others.

In the market for a new computer? Use this guide to know what to look for and how to compare devices.

Lessons include: (1) Computer Buying Guide. Know what to look for when purchasing a computer. (2) Choosing Between a Laptop and a Tablet. Here's how to compare the features of laptops and tablets to choose the one that's best for you. (3) What is a Chromebook?. Learn what a Chromebook is and how it differs from a tablet or a laptop. (4) How to Decide When to Get a New Computer. Learn what to consider when deciding whether it's time to get a new computer.

Looking to buy a new technology device? Use this guide to know what to look for, as well as what types of devices might be the best fit for you.

Lessons include: (1) TV Buying Guide. Use this TV buying guide to learn what to look for when purchasing a television. (2) Understanding TV Resolutions. Learn more about TV resolutions and what they mean. (3) What is an E-Reader?. Familiarize yourself with e-readers and how they work. (4) What is Wearable Technology?. Learn how wearable technology works. (5) Understanding Product Lifecycles. Understand what a product lifecycle is and how to research it as it relates to the devices you own.

In the market for a new smartphone? Use this guide to know what to look for and how to compare the features available on today’s most popular smartphones.

Lessons include: (1) Smartphone Buying Guide. Use these research tips before before making a smartphone purchase. (2) Understanding Product Lifecycles. Understand what a product lifecycle is and how to research it as it relates to the devices you own. (3) Understanding the Cost of Cellular Service. Learn the most common parts of a cellular bill so you can understand the various costs.

Looking to buy a new tablet? Use this guide to learn what to look for, as well as features on some of the most popular tablets on the market today.

Lessons include: (1) Tablet Buying Guide. Use this guide for information on the different types of tablets available today. (2) Choosing Between a Laptop and a Tablet. Here's how to compare the features of laptops and tablets to choose the one that's best for you. (3) Understanding Product Lifecycles. Understand what a product lifecycle is and how to research it as it relates to the devices you own.

Learn how to choose Canva themes and customize them with images and text to create graphics for social media and more.

Lessons include: (1) Creating a Facebook Post. Learn how to use Canva to create social media images for Facebook. (2) Creating a Twitter Quote Post. Learn to use Canva to create social media images for Twitter. (3) Creating a YouTube Banner. Learn how to use Canva to create a banner for YouTube. (4) Creating a Flyer. Learn how to use Canva to create a flyer.