List of online, free courses around the world.

"The course aims to explain the scientific principles and techniques behind the work of forensic scientists and will be illustrated with numerous case studies from Singapore and around the world."

Links to free, online courses around the world.

Free, online course, offered by Johns Hopkins U.

Video course from the National Paralegal Institute

Part of the Springer Briefs in Criminology book series

"This text provides edited and abridged cases that are intended to be easy to read and provide lower division students with a gentle introduction to key legal concepts that define the workings of our criminal justice system." By Adam J. McKee.

"This is an online program that provides background and guidance regarding a latent fingerprint processing technique's capabilities, applicability, incompatibilities and sequencing in order to guide an examiner in his/her selection of an appropriate technique." From the
Chesapeake Bay Division of the International Association for Identification.

Early (1957?) FBI publication.

From the FBI's Laboratory Division.

TED talk, by Simona Francese. 10 minutes.

From the Australian Police Dept.

"What is criminal profiling? What do profilers do? Does profiling work?" 12-minute video.

57 learning objects, including many in forensics -- e.g.: Collecting Biological Evidence, Dusting for Fingerprints, Spatter Drop Dynamics on Impact, DNA Collection Methods, etc. From WiscOnline.

Recordings of "in-depth, thirty-minute interviews with a wide range of criminal justice leaders: law enforcement officials, policymakers, advocates, service providers, academics and others."

Streaming video, 30 minutes long, on criminal law and procedures.

An "educational resource for teaching and learning."