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HTML 5 and CSS: Six Complete Lessons

You want to learn HTML 5 and CSS? Microsft has created six complete lessons that cover the most interesting and dynamic new features of HTML 5 that are ready to drop into a web development or intro programming course. Each lesson comes with instructor PowerPoint slides, a complete reading assignment with hands-on examples, including the files and assets to use in each assignment. A single lesson has enough content for a 75-100 minute class session, and the hands-on examples are great for either a lab session or homework assignment.

The six lessons are:

  • Lesson 1 – Defining HTML 5
  • Lesson 2 – Fundamentals of HTML 5, XHTML, and CSS
  • Lesson 3 – Introduction to CSS Layout
  • Lesson 4 – Using HTML 5 Markup
  • Lesson 5 – Working with Canvas
  • Lesson 6 – HTML 5 Multi-Media and Drag and Drop

This content is available at no charge and can be downloaded from here: http://www.mis-laboratory.com/faculty/

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