This Antivirus Software Guide was published by Consumer Affairs as a tool to help families compare antivirus software companies. The guide contains hundreds of verified reviews from consumers and is constantly being updated with new reviews.

Computer Virus Resources: A big list of tools and guides.

• Guides about computer viruses
• Choosing tools that will protect and remove computer viruses
• How to clear cookies
• Technology and Internet Addiction: How to recognize it and recover from it

Computers have become a part of every day life for most people — we work on the computer, use it for entertainment, talk to our friends and family. You're using a computer right now to read this. Even our phones and cars have turned into computers.

We all know (mostly) how to use a computer, but do you know what a computer really is? What makes a computer work?
 

Microsoft Excel is an important skill in many jobs. Excel Easy is %100 free and offers a fully illustrated Excel tutorial (including VBA programming), as well as 300 examples. 

At SkillsYouNeed they're passionate about providing quality information and resources that can help you to learn and practise the skills you need to make the most of everyday life. Whether you are at work, a job seeker, a student, a teacher, a parent or just interested in developing your key skills, you will find a wealth of information about essential life skills here; information and resources that will help you to improve your personal and professional life.

Companies worldwide need employees with advanced technical skills, including website design and development skills. As part of their commitment to workforce development, Webucator offers free tutorial courses on a variety of subjects to help individuals, both young and old, develop these skills.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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)

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)

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)

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)