I need more freedom and training will certainly help.
Honestly, I found a great deal in a very short time.
It is quite difficult to determine the quality of the information
provided in each of these places, but there is no shortage of
sources to investigate.
Here are five of the places I've encountered :
1. Keeps Granny up to date
Lots of straightforward introductions to MS Office,
Twitter, MacOs.
Free basic training.
2. More technical. More useful :
- Mondays: IT certification and exam information
- Tuesday: IT news and important announcements
- Wednesdays: Tips, tricks, tutorials and how-to articles
- Thursdays: Free training videos
- Fridays: IT career help and job information
- Weekends: TrainSignal company news and updates
More Serious training. Still free.
TechTutorials offers a directory containing thousands of free tutorials for IT
professionals, hobbyists, and home users. Registration recommended.
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Tech Tutorials
4. You want study whaaaat ???
Well you can find courses on a whole raft of things here :
Free Ed
Free-Ed.Net is committed to providing an online "school" where users from around the world can study, take courses, and participate in online community learning activities at no cost. This enterprise requires us to build a new kinds of learning models that take into account the technological strengths of the Internet, recent innovations in information and computer technologies, and the educational needs of our users.
Probably no worse than some community colleges ...
5. The MS Virtual Academy
Free and Microsoft so rarely appear in the same sentence that this becomes irresistable :
Free Microsoft Training
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