I'd like to learn the basics of either VHDL or Verilog Programming

Whitney Knitter started a tutorial series here:

/technologies/fpga-group/w/documents/5399/summer-of-fpgas-2-minute-fpgas-with-whitney-knitter

nandland has provided some useful looking content here:

https://www.youtube.com/c/Nandland/videos

Micah did an interesting live stream of a FPGA project in Verilog using Icestudio and the iCE Breaker SDK:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwhXM4oo8Gs

Icestudio looks like a useful teaching aid as it is a lightweight development environment allowing you to easily flip between schematics and Verilog code blocks, allowing the student to focus on the Verilog blocks without getting lost/overwhelmed by the IDE.

Looks like it could work quite nicely with Whitney's tutorials and an entry level series.

There is also a bit of a starting out with iCEBreaker / Icestudio IDE with Verilog blocks here (skip to about 1h30m into the video to get the general idea):

https://youtu.be/IMIKTuaKBwI?t=5921

There is an older more academic-focused Verilog course here which takes you back to the basics rather than trying to 'sell you' on pre-made IP blocks and the IDE that 'does it all for you'. 

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBBCE226922E31394

This entry-level digital design book is useful if you are after a side-by-side Verilog/VHDL comparison:  

Digital System Design with FPGA: Implementation Using Verilog and VHDL
by Cem Unsalan (Author), Bora Tar

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Digital-System-Design-FPGA-Implementation-ebook/dp/B071GSJTNB

Whitney Knitter started a tutorial series here:

/technologies/fpga-group/w/documents/5399/summer-of-fpgas-2-minute-fpgas-with-whitney-knitter

nandland has provided some useful looking content here:

https://www.youtube.com/c/Nandland/videos

Micah did an interesting live stream of a FPGA project in Verilog using Icestudio and the iCE Breaker SDK:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwhXM4oo8Gs

Icestudio looks like a useful teaching aid as it is a lightweight development environment allowing you to easily flip between schematics and Verilog code blocks, allowing the student to focus on the Verilog blocks without getting lost/overwhelmed by the IDE.

Looks like it could work quite nicely with Whitney's tutorials and an entry level series.

There is also a bit of a starting out with iCEBreaker / Icestudio IDE with Verilog blocks here (skip to about 1h30m into the video to get the general idea):

https://youtu.be/IMIKTuaKBwI?t=5921

There is an older more academic-focused Verilog course here which takes you back to the basics rather than trying to 'sell you' on pre-made IP blocks and the IDE that 'does it all for you'. 

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBBCE226922E31394

This entry-level digital design book is useful if you are after a side-by-side Verilog/VHDL comparison:  

Digital System Design with FPGA: Implementation Using Verilog and VHDL
by Cem Unsalan (Author), Bora Tar

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Digital-System-Design-FPGA-Implementation-ebook/dp/B071GSJTNB

I certainly appreciate those links. Thank you, beacon_dave.