Here are some more resources on even more libraries.

To read more about libraries, please visit the following links. (NOTE: the following can be found from the first link, or you can use these direct links.)

1. Khan Academy. “Using JS libraries in your webpage: What’s a JS Library?”
2. Khan Academy. “Using JS libraries in your webpage: Using a JS Library: Slideshow library”
3. Khan Academy. “Using JS libraries in your webpage: Where are JS libraries hosted?”
4. Khan Academy. “Using JS libraries in your webpage: The world of JS libraries”
5. Khan Academy. “Using JS libraries in your webpage: Which JS library should you use?”

Videos and Reading

Please feel free to watch:

Feel free read the following;

1. w3schools. “jQuery Intro”
2. w3schools. “jQuery Get Started”
3. Khan Academy. “Getting Started with jQuery”

Learning jQuery

Since jQuery is so popular, there are many tutorials for learning it. Here is a list of some tutorials.

1. w3school’s “jQuery Tutorials”
   • Read all parts in each of the following;
     • “jQuery Tutorial”
     • “jQuery Effects”
     • “jQuery HTML”
     • “jQuery Traversing”
2. “Learn jQuery” from jQuery.com
   • Read all parts in each of the following;
     • “About jQuery”
     • “How jQuery Works”
     • “jQuery Core”
     • “jQuery Events”
     • “jQuery Effects”
3. Khan Academy’s “HTML/JS: Making webpages interactive with jQuery”
   • Read all parts in each of the following;
     • Welcome to jQuery
     • DOM access with jQuery
     • DOM modification with jQuery
     • jQuery techniques
     • DOM events with jQuery
     • Form processing with jQuery
     • DOM animation & effects with jQuery

Thanks again to Dr. Musick for all the resources listed above.