1. **Dynamic Slide Presentations: Your Learning Compass**

In our classes, we’ll harness the power of visually engaging slide presentations to guide your exploration of money and banking concepts. These presentations are available on my personal GitHub website, where you’ll find a wealth of information awaiting you. You can access them using this link: Money and Banking Slides

2. **Queens College Library: Your Gateway to Knowledge**

Expand your horizons with the vast resources offered by the Queens College library. Delve into an extensive collection of books, journals, and research materials that will provide a deeper understanding of our subject. Access the library’s wealth of resources here: Queens College Library

3. **Financial News and Updates**

Stay up-to-date with the dynamic world of finance by exploring reputable financial news sources. Websites like Bloomberg and [Reutes](https://www.reuters.com/) Reutes offer real-time updates on global financial markets, trends, and analyses.

4. **OpenCourseWare: MIT’s Introduction to Finance**

Enhance your knowledge with the OpenCourseWare provided by MIT. Their course on Introduction to Financecovers fundamental concepts that align with our course’s objectives.

5. **Investopedia: Financial Education Hub**

Explore the comprehensive educational content available on Investopedia. From basic concepts to advanced financial strategies, you’ll find a plethora of resources to expand your financial knowledge.

6. **Financial Market Simulations**

Practice your skills in a simulated financial environment. Platforms like Investopedia’s Stock Simulator allow you to trade stocks, practice investing strategies, and gain hands-on experience.

With these resources at your fingertips, you’ll have a well-rounded toolkit for mastering money and banking concepts. Let’s embark on this educational journey together!