Bee Built is a fairly new beekeeping online resource that sells supplies and books, and offers educational guidance on the importance and establishment of beekeeping. Their beekeeping for beginners page first asks the question Is beekeeping for you? then gives a history and overview of bees, such as the types of bees and hives that you could house them in. There are then three sections that you could learn more about at the bottom of the page, either gear, bees, or hives which will then provide you with more information on what is right for you and how you want to start beekeeping.
The Spruce is an online home crafting, gardening, and cooking website that offers ideas and step-by-step guidelines on how to complete projects. Within their outdoor and gardening section, they have an entire guide to beekeeping. This will be very useful as it tackles all the issues that may come up when beekeeping.
The Barefoot Beekeeper is an online resource that offers free downloadable information for beginners on how to start beekeeping, books that are worth purchasing, new hive types and what hives work the best, as well as videos and a forum for new beekeepers to discuss bee related topics.
The Old Farmer's Almanac is a source that has been used commonly by farmers and gardeners and on this online resource a Beekeeping 101 guide is available. This guide lists the pros and cons of beekeeping and helping someone interesting in the craft to understand if it is truly for them. They have a beekeeping 101 series of seven. other articles that speak on the planning, supplies, and common challenges with beekeeping.