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Beginners.co.uk |
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Provides hundreds of free online tutorials on a wide range of software applications. Ranges from entry level texts on using word processors through to advanced techniques in web development/database design and network routing. Has a comprehensive coverage of most popular software. |
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Nut Rocker |
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Free online courses and tutorials on software, programming, etc. Covers HTML, graphics, operating systems and many other subjects. Provides alternative access to many of the same tutorials as the Beginners site. |
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ICT Tasters |
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If you are interested in finding out about how to use a new computer you've bought or want to learn some new skills for your job then we can help you out. From the basics of word-processing to the advanced structure and management of databases, then learndirect will have something that is just right for you. Do you want to find out how much you really know about how a computer works and what it can be used for? If so then why not try one of these short Skill Checks and test your knowledge. |
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Becoming Webwise |
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BBC course on all aspects of the internet. Covers getting connected, e-mailing, searching, bookmarking, making your own address book and the very basics of building your own web page. You will also learn about technological developments like Digital TV and WAP phones, your legal rights online, the history of the net, and the other ways in which you might get online. Consists of 8 trips, including quizzes and reviews of learning outcomes. Suitable for those without any prior knowledge of the internet. |
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RDN Virtual Training Suite |
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Part of the Resource Discovery Network. Internet courses for many professions and disciplines. Includes tutorials to teach the key information skills for the Internet environment. Learn how to use the Internet to help with coursework, literature searching, teaching and research. The tutorials are categorised by subject and profession and are well-structured, covering a virtual tour of key sites, tools and techniques for searching, and a review of critical thinking. Aimed mostly at professionals. |
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Tonic |
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Tonic is an online netskills interactive course of instruction on using the Internet for the UK higher and further education communities. It is an easy-to-understand, structured course which offers step-by-step, practical guidance on a range of Internet topics. The course as a whole is intended as an overview of networking for users with some familiarity with computers. Need to register online for the course. An offline version is available for download. |
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SOSIG |
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The Social Science Information Gateway (SOSIG) is a freely available Internet service which aims to provide a trusted source of selected, high quality Internet information for students, academics, researchers and practitioners in the social sciences, business and law. This is the Education gateway and also includes a free, "teach yourself" tutorial 'Internet for Education' that lets you practise your Internet Information Skills. |
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Chemistry@University of Oxford |
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An online web practicals and courses that include software applications and IT as well as chemistry. Aimed specifically at undergraduates following science courses. |
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