Computer and Internet Tutorials
Mouse Skills
Computer Mouse and Keyboard Tutorial
Learn the basics with this helpful guide from the Mesa (AZ) Public Library.
Mouserobics
Learn the basics of using a computer mouse and following web links with this fun tutorial. Also available in Hmong/Hmoob and Spanish/Español.
Mouse Practice
An introduction to basic mouse and web navigation skills, from the Burlington County (NJ) Library.
Mousing Around
Mouse tutorial from the Palm Beach County Library.
Introductions to Computers and the Internet
Buying a Computer
Information from the Federal Citizen Information Center in Pueblo, Colorado.
In Pictures
Computer tutorials based on pictures.
Internet Tutorials
Basic tutorials, research guides, and search engine information for beginners and those who want to learn more.
Know Your Computer Terms
Play Bingo and test your knowledge of computer terms.
Learn the Net
Uses graphics and plain language to teach how the internet works and how to use it for fun, e-mail, shopping, and finding information. The site is also available in Spanish and French.
Searching the Web
Bare Bones 101: A Basic Tutorial on Searching the Web
Describes the different types of search engines and discusses how to form a search. Includes "Closer Looks" at some of the popular search sites, including AltaVista, Google, and Yahoo.
Finding Images on the Web
Online tutorial from Boston University covering how to find images on the web, the copyright issues involved in using images, and how to download and make use of images.
How to Choose a Search Engine or Directory
A chart listing numerous features and the search engines & directories that support them.
Search Engine Showdown
Statistics and comparisons of features of internet search engines.
Search Engine Watch
Tips on searching the web, search engine listings, and reviews.
Evaluating Internet Resources
Selection Criteria for Internet Resources
The Saint Paul Public Library's selection criteria for including internet resources in the library's lists of web links.
Evaluation of Internet Resources
Links to web sites with tips on evaluating information found on the internet, including help for parents, safe shopping, and ratings and reviews of companies doing business on the internet.
Online Safety and Responsible Internet Use
Avoid ID Theft
One-stop national resource to learn about the crime of identity theft. It provides detailed information to help you deter, detect, and defend against identity theft.
Child Safety on the Information Highway
From the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, this guide discusses the benefits and risks of the Internet, how parents can help their kids use the Internet responsibly, and includes rules for online safety.
Parent's Guide to the Information Superhighway
An introduction for parents to the issue of children's use of computers. Includes tips on getting started, strategies for finding good places on the web, and how to keep kids safe on the web. From the Children's Partnership.
Stay Safe Online
Safety tips from some of the National Cyber Security Alliance on securing your computer or network from hackers and viruses.
Updated on:
March 14, 2008
- jl
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