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 | Free Code Camp | | Our mission: to help people learn to code for free. We accomplish this by creating thousands of videos, articles, and interactive coding lessons - all freely available to the public. | Teaching Resources | Link Info
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| | Teaching Assistant: American Constitutional Law | | What is strict scrutiny? | The toughest standard, requires necessary means and a compelling objective; the government action will be upheld only if the government goal is ''compelling,'' and the method chosen by the government is ''necessary.''Hover over to see answer |
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|  | Social Feed Manager | | Open source software that harvests social media data and web resources from Twitter, Tumblr, Flickr, and Sina Weibo. It empowers researchers, faculty, students, and archivists to define and create collections of data. | Data Sites | Surveys | Link Info
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| Quandl | | Collection of links to biggest data-producers, esp. economic and demographic data from governments | Data Sites | Link Info
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| Teaching Assistant: American Constitutional Law | | What is the Electoral College? | A body of representatives (electors) selected from the various states who cast the official votes to determine which candidates are elected president and vice president. Each state is allotted a number of electors equal to the number of U.S. representatives and Senators authorized for that state. Hover over to see answer |
 | Fully Automated | | A show for people interested in power, resistance, and critical thinking hosted by Nicholas Kiersey, Professor of Political Science at University of Texas Rio Grande Valley. | Podcasts | Link Info
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| Teaching Assistant: Judicial Process & Politics | | reasonable doubt | State of mind of jurors when they do not feel a moral certainty about the truth of the charges and when the evidence does not exclude every other reasonable hypothesis except that the defendant is guilty as charged. Hover over to see answer |
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