Computer Training Help

GCFLearn­Free from Good­will Com­mu­ni­ty Foun­da­tion
Fea­tures self-paced lessons with writ­ten step-by-step instruc­tions, videos, and activ­i­ties on com­put­er basics, the inter­net, email, online safe­ty, Microsoft Office, Google, and more. Cre­ate a free account to track your learn­ing and progress.

LinkedIn Learn­ing (for­mer­ly Lyn​da​.com)
Fea­tures in-depth video cours­es with down­load­able prac­tice files on the inter­net, email, online safe­ty, Microsoft Office, Google and more. Sign in with your library card to use for free and track your learning. 

Dig​i​tal​Learn​.org from the Pub­lic Library Asso­ci­a­tion
Fea­tures train­ing on a vari­ety of tech­nol­o­gy top­ics, includ­ing com­put­er basics, online search­ing, under­stand­ing mobile devices, and more.

Basic Com­put­er Skills MOOC from Wis­con­sin Tech­ni­cal Col­leges
Fea­tures inter­ac­tive basic com­put­er skills cours­es to top­ics, such as oper­at­ing sys­tems, file man­age­ment, social media, and more. There are also tests to help you iden­ti­fy which cours­es will be most help­ful to you.

North­star Dig­i­tal
Fea­tures tests to gauge your knowl­edge of basic com­put­er skills and iden­ti­fy areas for improve­ment.

Dig­i­tal Unite Tech­nol­o­gy Guides
Fea­tures step-by-step instruc­tions for lots of tech­nol­o­gy tasks, like open­ing a saved doc­u­ment or using Zoom.

WikiHow’s Com­put­ers and Elec­tron­ics
Fea­tures sim­ple step-by-step instruc­tions for var­i­ous tech­nol­o­gy tasks.

Prac­tice using your com­put­er mouse with these tutorials.

Mou­s­ing Around

Moucer­cise!

Learn to touch type and prac­tice typ­ing to improve your speed and accu­ra­cy with one of these websites. 

Byte Back Typ­ing Tutorial

Typ­ing Club

Typ​ing​.com

Key​br​.com

Learn about what the inter­net is, how it works, and how to find, eval­u­ate and use web­sites and infor­ma­tion post­ed online.

Dig­i­tal Lit­er­a­cy from Microsoft 

Eval­u­at­ing Web Pages: Ques­tions to Con­sid­er: Cat­e­gories from Cor­nell University 

How the Inter­net Works from Khan Academy 

Tech­Boomers

Learn how to pro­tect your­self online, main­tain your pri­va­cy, and secure your tech­nol­o­gy from cyber­se­cu­ri­ty threats.

Con­nect­Safe­ly
Be sure to check out their guides and rec­om­mend­ed online resources for more information. 

Cyber Aware­ness Tips from the Cyber­se­cu­ri­ty and Infra­struc­ture Secu­ri­ty Agency
Also check out their STOP. THINK.CONNECT cam­paign.

OnGuard Online from the Fed­er­al Trade Com­mis­sion

Online Safe­ty from the Nation­al Cyber­se­cu­ri­ty Alliance

Pri­va­cy, Iden­ti­ty and Online Safe­ty from the Fed­er­al Trade Commission

Learn more about pro­duc­tiv­i­ty soft­ware — the appli­ca­tions for cre­at­ing doc­u­ments, spread­sheets, slideshows and sav­ing these to the cloud.

Apple Meet Your Mac

Google G Suite Learn­ing Cen­ter

Applied Dig­i­tal Skills with Google

Help­Now from Brain­fuse
Find live online Microsoft Office Help by click­ing on Adult Learn­ers at the top of the page. Sign in with your library card to use for free and track your learning.

Quick Ref­er­ence Guides from Cus­tom Guides