The modules people put here are mostly view by invitation, it might be good to have some more openly accessible user generated modules to demonstrate different techniques or funtions. Some heavily annotated modules for using variables, actions etc would help lots of users.
For your technically challenged users you might find some handy materials in the microsoft templates page! There are a range of power point presentations for the usual office components which are nice examples of structuring learning. There isn't much on very basic use though as it's assumed if you've got to the point of using them you can use the PC already.
You might want some 'show and tell' screen samples so captivate, snaggit or camista would be very useful tools to have access to. Otherwise you can use the timelines options in Courselab to similar effect.
The modules people put here are mostly view by invitation, it might be good to have some more openly accessible user generated modules to demonstrate different techniques or funtions. Some heavily annotated modules for using variables, actions etc would help lots of users.
For your technically challenged users you might find some handy materials in the microsoft templates page! There are a range of power point presentations for the usual office components which are nice examples of structuring learning. There isn't much on very basic use though as it's assumed if you've got to the point of using them you can use the PC already.
You might want some 'show and tell' screen samples so captivate, snaggit or camista would be very useful tools to have access to. Otherwise you can use the timelines options in Courselab to similar effect.