If a certain TV show, magazine article or book intrigued you, head online to these sites to learn more about the people, events, cultures, and laws that rule our world.
- National Geographic: National Geographic’s website supports learning materials for the environment, animals, world cultures, music, space, and a lot more.
- Discovery Channel: Get free learning sources about health, space, the military, the ocean and more.
- Nature: This science journal has lots of free web resources, too.
- BBC Training and Development: This BBC site features open courses for learning about broadcasting, health and safety, new media and journalism.
- Book TV: On the Book TV website, you can watch videos of author lectures and interviews.
- Biography: Find videos, photo galleries and biographies about historical figures and pop culture icons.
- New York Times: The article archive on the New York Times site has PDFs and links to over 13 million articles, spanning 150+ years.
- PBS: Kids and adults will find lots of helpful videos and learning resources on PBS.com.
- The History Channel: Check out the online magazine, watch videos, and research categories like the military, science and technology, U.S. presidents, and more.
- NPR: NPR’s website is a great resource for studying books, culture, current events, world history, and more.
- BBC Languages: BBC’s collection of video language courses includes tutelage in French, Spanish, German, Italian, Greek, Portuguese, Chinese and more.
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