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It is never too late to learn some new skills. Computers and computer software can be mysterious and perplexing. Libraries have found numerous resources to solve the mystery; to unwind the riddle. Whether you are a novice needing to learn some basic keyboarding skills and the ins and outs of a mouse, or you are a confident computer user wishing to learn some new tricks, the following resources may help.
Beginning Skills |
The Fun Begins |
Improve your Skills |
Mouse and Keyboarding Tutorials |
E-mail and Internet Tutorials |
Computer Applications & More Internet Skills |
Before you begin to use a computer, there is the MOUSE. |
Would you like to have a free E-mail account? Would you like to surf the Web? | Learn the basics, learn some tricks, and improve your experience. |
Mousercise - A very good set of links to get you comfortable. Learn while you play. Thanks to the Palm Beach Public library! Learn2Type - Keyboarding is a fancy name for typing. Learn your way around the 'keyboard.' Practice '10-Key.' Learn to Type - Even if you don't want to learn to use a computer, this is a fine spot to learn to type.
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E-mail - If you want to understand e-mail this is a good overview Yahoo Tutorial Yahoo, Hotmail, and Gmail are some of the free e-mail services that are available. Gmail- Gmail is Google's free E-mail service. Hotmail Hotmail is MSN's free e-mail service. Security Tips Learn about spam, firewalls, and passwords. Protect yourself through good information. |
Microsoft Office Tutorials from Microsoft Microsoft Office tutorials - The University of Wisconsin-Stout has some nice tutorials. More Microsoft Office Suite tutorials - Lots of variations on a theme for the dilligent student. Everything on the Web It's British. Have a go. Internet Tutorials Award-winning tutorial site. |
