HTML5

You should learn HTML5 IMO. Nothing else first. It wont hurt to understand what is HTML5 vs. HTML 4 and the different types, etc.

But HTML5 is largely supported now by the major browsers so I use it for every project I start.

I find the learning adventures the most logical steps to putting the pieces together. I'd start with the html and css learning adventure, found here:

http://teamtreehouse.com/learning-adventures/learn-html-and-css

Will that Learning Adventure teach me HTML5, though?

I was looking through it, and didn't really see anything on HTML5.

Or is everything in that Learning Adventure basically learning HTML5?

Everything in that Learning Adventure is basically HTML5.

HTML is the language, HTML5 is the 5th revision of the language.

Just start learning HTML, and most of the modern stuff you learn from will be html5.

But, just so you know, they are using the HTML 5 doctype tag on their videos and challenges, so in a nutshell, yes you are learning HTML5

Here's a great collection of articles to fill out your knowledge of HTML5

• HTML5 syntax style
• Howto use HTML5 in Client Work, right now
• Intro to the "New" Structural Elements in HTML5
• The harsh truth about HTML5 structural semantics
• Modern Forms with HTML5 & CSS3
• Input Patterns for HTML5
• List of new tags in HTML5

Thanks, guys! I really appreciate your help.