outlook online tutorial

							                                  Online Tutorials
Jaws
Online tutorial:
http://www.unt.edu/ACSGAL/jaws.html
This site has a lot of listing and shortcuts but does not fully explain anything and seems
to be a bit confusing.

Assistive Technology Training Online Project
http://atto.buffalo.edu/registered/Tutorials/jaws/index.php
This is a very extensive tutorial. It is all divided into sections with a list of what is
covered in each section. It is very thorough and even includes tips. However, it needs to
be downloaded using Acrobat Reader and is in PDF format.

University of Leeds Disability Services
http://www.leeds.ac.uk/disabilityservices/exploit/mikep/basic-
instructions/jaws/jaws_trn.htm
This tutorial gives detailed basic instructions, explanations and shortcuts. It is in
understandable terms and in directly online…it does not need to be downloaded.

Kurzweil
Online tutorial:
http://www.unt.edu/ACSGAL/kurzweil.html
This tutorial explains what kurzweil is, what it does and how to scan, save navigate and
control the document in step by step and understandable terms. But there is no basic
troubleshooting problems/solutions.

Dragon Naturally Speaking Professional
Online tutorial:
http://www.unt.edu/ACSGAL/dns.html
This site describes the program well and includes all the “little details” that may cause
problems and are easily overlooked.

University of Leeds Disability Services
http://www.leeds.ac.uk/disabilityservices/exploit/mikep/basic-
instructions/dragon/dg_trn.htm
This site describes the program and briefly how to set it up and use it. It even shows an
example of the program screen and gives voice commands to operate the program.

Math Talk/Scientific Notebook
Online tutorial:
http://www.unt.edu/ACSGAL/mathtalk.html
This program needs to be used in conjunction with Dragon Naturally Speaking. The
tutorial explains how to access and set up this program through DNS step-by-step, how
to train the program for your use and gives other necessary information for proper use of
the program.
ZoomText Extra 7.0
Online tutorial:
http://www.unt.edu/ACSGAL/zoomtext.html
On this tutorial, it tells what the program is and what it does, shows labeled pictures of
the program interface and gives shortcuts/hot key examples.

Assistive Technology Training Online Project
http://atto.buffalo.edu/registered/Tutorials/zoomtext/index.php
This is a very extensive tutorial. It is all divided into sections with a list of what is
covered in each section. It is very thorough and even includes tips. However, it needs to
be downloaded using Acrobat Reader and is in PDF format.

University of Leeds Disability Services
http://www.leeds.ac.uk/disabilityservices/exploit/mikep/basic-
instructions/zoomtext/zt_trn.htm
This gives a very basic understanding of ZoomText and includes very short, un-detailed
shortcuts and examples.

Clicker 4
Assistive Technology Training Online Project
http://www.kented.org.uk/ngfl/cricksoft/index.html
This is an excellent tutorial site. It gives picture examples, detailed explanations and
instructions and it has links to the different sections of the tutorial you need to view at the
time.

Creating Talking Books – Assistive Technology Training Online Project
http://atto.buffalo.edu/registered/Tutorials/talkingBooks/index.php
This is a very extensive tutorial. It is all divided into sections with a list of what is
covered in each section. It is very thorough and even includes tips. However, it needs to
be downloaded using Acrobat Reader and is in PDF format.

CoWriter
Assistive Technology Training Online Project
http://atto.buffalo.edu/registered/Tutorials/cowriter/index.php
This is a great tutorial divided into sections (Exploring co:Writer, Collected Words and
Topic Dictionaries). You can view the tutorial files through Adobe Acrobat Reader as
well as through PowerPoint (Win or Mac).

Intellikeys
Assistive Technology Training Online Project
http://atto.buffalo.edu/registered/Tutorials/intellikeys/index.php
Another great tutorial through Adobe Acrobat Reader including details and pictures and
also includes tutorials for both Classic and USB Intellikeys.
Intellitalk
Assistive Technology Training Online Project Part 1
http://atto.buffalo.edu/registered/Tutorials/IT2/index.php
This is a great tutorial divided into sections (Text to Speech, Reading e-Text and
Templates/Stationary Pads). You can view the tutorial files through Adobe Acrobat
Reader as well as through PowerPoint (Win or Mac).

Assistive Technology Training Online Project Part 2
http://atto.buffalo.edu/registered/Tutorials/IT2/it2part2.php
This is a great tutorial divided into sections (Working with Pallettes and Creating a New
Palette). You can view the tutorial files through Adobe Acrobat Reader as well as
through PowerPoint (Win or Mac).

Overlay Maker
Assistive Technology Training Online Project
http://atto.buffalo.edu/registered/Tutorials/OverlayMaker/index.php
This is a great tutorial divided into sections (Create and Edit Overlays and Using
Pictures). You can view the tutorial files through Adobe Acrobat Reader as well as
through PowerPoint (Win or Mac). There are also links to Practice it and resource links.

Write:OutLoud
Assistive Technology Training Online Project
http://atto.buffalo.edu/registered/Tutorials/WOL/index.php
This is a great tutorial divided into sections (Text to Speech, Reading e-Text and
Templates/Stationary Pads). You can view the tutorial files through Adobe Acrobat
Reader as well as through PowerPoint (Win or Mac).

HyperStudio 4
A Quick Tutorial to HyperStudio
http://www.compusmart.ab.ca/alummis/hyperstudio/hyperstudiotutorial.html
This is a very fast overview of this program. It shows some of the basics but does not
explain them.

HyperStudio Workshop
http://www.ga.k12.pa.us/curtech/hypertut.htm
This tutorial is much more in depth and explanatory. It is a thorough tutorial that gives
tips/advice on your stacks as well as step by step instructions.

HyperStudio Project
http://www.bright.net/~cbuscher/frame/HS-project.htm
This is an excellent tutorial. It explains what each element of Hyperstudio is, what it is
used for and how to use it. It is made interesting with many pictures, graphics and
clearly labeled links to other parts of the tutorial.
HyperStudio Tutorials
http://www.quasar.ualberta.ca/edpy202/tutorial/hstudio/hstudio.htm
This is another great tutorial but is not as interesting and “fun” as the previous. It also
goes through each process of the program and explains things well.

HyperStudio Teacher Tutorial
http://www.msad54.k12.me.us/MSAD54Pages/Staff%20Development/Hyperstudio%20T
utorial/hyperstudio_tutorial.htm
This tutorial gives you step by step, easy to understand instructions and is made to use
while you are using HyperStudio. This is a tutorial you use to actually go through an
example of HyperStudio and get hands on experience with the program.

HyperStudio Guide
http://www.itrc.ucf.edu/webcamp/final_projects/acocelli/INDEX.HTM
This site goes on to explain what each button is used for and what its actions are on each
toolbar. This tutorial will take you through the basics of HyperStudio and then lead you
step by step in creating a mini-stack.

HyperStudio
http://aitt.acadiau.ca/tutorials/Hyperstudio3/HyperStudio.htm
This tutorial for HyperStudio opens to a table of contents including the following:
HyperStudio basics - Overview of the basics of HyperStudio , HyperStudio
Demonstration - Demonstration of many useful HyperStudio features, HyperLogo -
Overview of the basics of HyperLogo, HyperStudio Tests - Creating tests with
HyperStudio, HyperStudio Slide animation - Adding animation effects to HyperStudio
slides using HyperLogo. Each of these subject have their own table of contents for the
abundance of information included.

Creating Talking Books – Assistive Technology Training Online Project
http://atto.buffalo.edu/registered/Tutorials/talkingBooks/hyperstudio4.php
This is an extensive tutorial. It is divided into sections with a list of what is covered in
each section. However, it needs to be downloaded using Acrobat Reader and is in PDF
format.

Powerpoint
Microsoft
http://microsoft.com/education/?ID=O2kTutorial
This site has many links (Table of Contents, Introduction/Overview to/of office 2000, and
all components of Office 2000, classroom resources and tutorials). When PowerPoint
link is chosen, it downloads a word doc with extensive instructions, explanations and
labeled pictures.
Creating Talking Books – Assistive Technology Training Online Project
http://atto.buffalo.edu/registered/Tutorials/talkingBooks/powerpoint.php
This site gives you a download (in Acrobat Reader) providing a complete overview on
how and why you would create a Talking Book using PowerPoint.

Microsoft Word 2000
Microsoft
http://microsoft.com/education/?ID=O2kTutorial
This site has many links (Table of Contents, Introduction/Overview to/of office 2000, and
all components of Office 2000, classroom resources and tutorials). When the Word link
is chosen, it downloads a word doc with extensive instructions, explanations and labeled
pictures.

Microsoft Excel 2000
Microsoft
http://microsoft.com/education/?ID=O2kTutorial
This site has many links (Table of Contents, Introduction/Overview to/of office 2000, and
all components of Office 2000, classroom resources and tutorials). When Excel link is
chosen, it downloads a word doc with extensive instructions, explanations and labeled
pictures.

Microsoft Outlook 2000
Microsoft
http://microsoft.com/education/?ID=O2kTutorial
This site has many links (Table of Contents, Introduction/Overview to/of office 2000, and
all components of Office 2000, classroom resources and tutorials). When the Outlook
link is chosen, it downloads a word doc with extensive instructions, explanations and
labeled pictures.

MicrosoftAcces 2000
Microsoft
http://microsoft.com/education/?ID=O2kTutorial
This site has many links (Table of Contents, Introduction/Overview to/of office 2000, and
all components of Office 2000, classroom resources and tutorials). When the Access link
is chosen, it downloads a word doc with extensive instructions, explanations and labeled
pictures.

Microsoft Publisher 2000
Microsoft
http://microsoft.com/education/?ID=O2kTutorial
This site has many links (Table of Contents, Introduction/Overview to/of office 2000, and
all components of Office 2000, classroom resources and tutorials). When the Publisher
link is chosen, it downloads a word doc with extensive instructions, explanations and
labeled pictures.
iMovie
Atomic Learning Library
http://www.atomiclearning.com/freeimovie.shtml
This is a terrific site for learning iMovie. It contains links to Qucktime videos that
explains each step simply and shows each move or step you need to make right on the
screen in front of you. You learn when you just Click and play.

SCCOE Internet Institute
http://etc.sccoe.k12.ca.us/i2000/00mod/l_mm/imov.html
This tutorial gives a quick overlook and simple explanation of the program and its
elements.

Movies Made Easy
http://www.jessamine.k12.ky.us/jelv/meetstaff/trt/iMovie/
This site gives you step-by-step instructions for making a basic movie. It has simple
instructions and pictures of the screen and buttons.

Apple iMovie – a tutorial
http://acomp.stanford.edu/acpubs/Docs/iMovie/
This site also gives you step-by-step instructions for making a basic movie. It has simple
instructions and pictures of the screen and buttons. It also gives you troubleshooting for
common issues that you might run into while making your movie.

ViaVoice
Lycos Tutorials
http://howto.lycos.com/lycos/topic/1,,10+57+26174,00.html
This is an extensive site describing the program and containing many links and tutorials
to find and learn any information you may need to know to use this program. It also
includes a tutorial video for easy learning.

University of Leeds Disability Services
http://www.leeds.ac.uk/disabilityservices/exploit/mikep/basic-
instructions/viavoice/via_trn.htm
This tutorial gives you simple basic information about the ViaVoice program.

Inspiration
University of Leeds Disability Services
http://www.leeds.ac.uk/disabilityservices/exploit/mikep/basic-
instructions/inspiration/Ins_trn.htm
This gives you details instructions on how to use the basics of this program.
TextHelp
University of Leeds Disability Services
http://www.leeds.ac.uk/disabilityservices/exploit/mikep/basic-
instructions/texthelp/th_trn.htm
This gives you details instructions on how to use the basics of this program and its
functions.

Ke:nx
Ke:nx Tutorial
http://aac.unl.edu/AACTU/AACTU20.html
This tutorial gives you an overview, examples, how to get started and how to use this
program. It has a lot of information and steps for you to use with this program.

Final Cut Pro
Visual Communications Web Based Tutorials
http://www.sjmclib.umn.edu/viscomm/finalcutpro/
This tutorial focuses on the basic concepts and skills needed to create videos using Final
Cut Pro 3. Short videos will be the focus, but the same skills can be applied longer forms.

Atomic Learning
http://www.atomiclearning.com/finalcutpro.shtml
This is a terrific site for learning Final Cut Pro. It contains links to Qucktime videos that
explains each step simply and shows each move or step you need to make right on the
screen in front of you. You learn when you just Click and play.