Annenberg Learner

Annenberg Learner is the education division of the Annenberg Foundation, created to advance excellent teaching in American schools through multimedia resources, including videos, print materials, and web content for K-12 and college teachers. It provides professional development courses and instructional materials across various subjects.

Most content is free for individual use through learner.org. However, if a college or institution is providing Annenberg Learner series for credits or CEUs at a cost to students, they must purchase a license. The content can be freely shown in non-commercial settings where participants are not charged fees.

It offers over 100 multimedia courses and workshops, educational videos, interactive activities, downloadable guides, lesson plans, curriculum materials, and coordinated web resources across subjects like ELA, fine arts, world languages, STEAM, civics and more.

The primary audience is K-12 teachers for professional development, though many resources are also appropriate for direct classroom instruction, especially in secondary grades. College instructors, students, and lifelong learners can also benefit from the materials.

Yes. While much of the content was developed 10-20 years ago and has an older PBS style, the content is still high quality and mostly relevant for today's classrooms according to reviews.