Computer Science: HTML
Brenton Strine has developed his web development skills since the advent of the Internet in the 1990's. Professor Strine's HTML course is aimed at beginning programmers looking to build their first web page, but also goes in depth into HTML5 features to satisfy even veteran users. Professor Strine begins with the basic concepts and then spends the majority of the lesson writing actual code and seeing its interaction with the operating environment and browser. Some of the topics covered include Web Development Tools, Essential Tags, Markup Language, Semantics, Links, and Flash Embedding. Professor Strine's HTML course is the perfect foundation for other Educator courses such as CSS, javascript, and AJAX.  

Computer Science: HTML5

Jim Hague combines 15+ years of developing media products and teaching web design classes to bring Educator's capstone HTML 5 course to life. Jim has a M.S. in Biogenetics but has spent his career working on 300+ websites using HTML and other powerful languages and software. Jim has grown along with the web and is able to teach HTML to brand new web developers or dive into the important changes in HTML 5 for experienced programmers. Downloadable code with each lesson also allows learners to program along with Jim as he builds a sample website utilizing the newest features learned. The course covers everything from New Features to Planning, Tags, Videos, Hyperlinking, and Forms.