HTML5

HTML5 is an updated version of HTML allowing users to create and use sites with easily accessible or embedded videos on the web page, as well as allowing users to use web apps without needing an  internet connection or WiFi. HTML5 also allows dragging and dropping allowing, well, dragging and dropping, like when attaching files to emails, etc. Unfortunately in order to use these features you need to have a browser that can run HTML5 code... Luckily though, today most browsers we use are updated to the features of HTML5 and can be downloaded for free. Most people I know use Google Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, or Internet Safari, which are all updated to this standard and available to download for free. Even those who use other browsers are usually updated enough to access all these features that are now available to users by HTML5 code and the programs that read and run it. Learning HTML5 is an invaluable tool and useful skill to have and continue to learn throughout life.