Web Resources

The BBC's Computer Tutor, Amani, shows you all the basics of using a computer in a user-friendly way. (skills: RT, TS, CU, CL)

This Laubach Literacy Ontario training manual has a deceptive name. It provides computer basics to all -- tutors and students alike. Covers everything from basic skills, such as the use of the mouse, to using the Internet. (skills: RT, W, TS, CU, CL)

This site contains free tools for teachers and administrators to identify classroom technology integration skills and create a professional plan based on specific needs. In addition, another free tool will help you assess distance teaching skills and potential. (skills: CU, CL)

About.com covers many topics in depth, and is nothing short of amazing when it comes to computers and technology. Great for the budding or professional web designer. (skills: RT, TS, CU, CL)

GCF LearnFree.org offers the computer and technology training you need for life – absolutely free! Whether you're new to the computer, returning for review, or want to use technology to enhance your skills, GCFLearnFree.org has something for you, from basic computer skills to Microsoft Office training, free. (skills: RT, DU, TS, CU, CL)

Contact North has excellent resources on the use of technology in learning on the "Publications" section of its website. One highly recommended resource is Strategic Directions for E-Learning in Canada by the well-known expert in e-learning, Dr. Tony Bates.

Contact North has excellent resources on the use of technology in learning on the "Publications" section of its website. One highly recommended resource is Strategic Directions for E-Learning in Canada by the well-known expert in e-learning, Dr. Tony Bates.

For adult literacy students, educators and programs. This site makes a compelling case for the potential impact of technology in teaching adult literacy. Focusing on the adult literacy sector, it explores the transformational power of technology in teaching and learning and how it can impact training and professional development. We encourage you to share the information in the report with your network, and to send us your feedback.

Also known as 'GO' - is an innovative national project designed to research trends, technologies and promising practices in online learning in Canada. A key project goal was to bring about a heightened awareness in the Canadian literacy community about the use and value of online learning.

MyCharityConnects helps charities learn about social media, online fundraising and new technology. The main components of MyCharityConnects are: -Annual two-day nonprofit technology conference -Free webinar series -Workshop events across Canada -Blog

Learning A wealth of technology learning resources are available online on the TechSoup Global site. Learning resources are organized by subject, and written for all budgets and levels of technical expertise.