Finding Sources
- if you've been given any textbooks or teaching cds, obviously you should start with them.
- if you're teaching a specific program, check the help section to see if it has a tutorial.
- go to the search engine of your choice and look for free tutorials.
- then look for course outlines from colleges or IT schools
- go to Amazon.com, find some books that look appropriate, and look at their table of contents (they provide these as images, so those of you on dialup will probably want to skip it)
- check the local library. If there's time to get books through Interlibrary Loan, be sure to get the info for anything that looks interesting on Amazon.
For more information on the Barry's Bay Community Access Program,
please call 756-6649, Monday to Friday, 9 - 4, or email
bbcap at webhart dot net.