These tutorials link to content developed by Infopeople trainers, as well as other resources that we deem useful to a wide library audience.

• Basic Web Lessons - Excellent tutorials for the beginner [browsing, printing, finding, solving common problems], from AARP
• A Beginner's Guide to Podcasting
• Core 2 Reference Fundamentals - Core 2 was designed to be a second part to the Infopeople Core Reference Fundamentals online course taught in the summer of 2005. This self-paced course is now available to anyone who would like to learn the basic print and online reference works in any or all of these topic areas.
• Internet Tutorials - from SUNY Albany librarian Laura Cohen [basic, research, search engines, browsers, software (capturing graphics and ftping using WS_FTP)]
• Learn HTML, Design, & Create Web Pages
  • Introduction to HTML: A Web Tutorial
  • Website Usability: Making Library Websites More Likely to Get Used
  • Webliography on Creating Web Pages
  • HTML Do's and Don'ts
• The Library Catalog Tutorial - Teach library users how and why to use a library catalog
• QuickGuides (suitable for laminating for use at public terminals)
  • Introducing the Internet Explorer Browser - DOC [130k] or PDF [256k]
  • Introducing the Internet Explorer Browser on the Gates Foundation Computers - DOC [115k] or PDF [252k]
  • Printing and Saving from the Internet Explorer Browser - DOC [56k] or PDF [100k]
• Survival Spanish for Library Staff on CD
  • a href="/training/special/ssls_script.pdf">CD Script (PDF)
• Teach New Computer Users in English or Spanish
• Teach People to Type
• Teach People to Use the Mouse
• Using Screenshots and Word's Drawing Features to Create QuickGuides - DOC [87k] - PDF [23k]

For information about training, or using materials found on this website, please contact the Infopeople Project Assistant by email at assist@infopeople.org or by phone at 650-578-9685.

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