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Libraries, especially public libraries, are finding that they still need to teach the basic classes of computer literacy to their patrons. Examples of classes include how to use a mouse, computer basics, Internet basics, and email basics. But where do you find the resources to teach these classes? Through Technology Training Wheels, of course!
The Teaching Technology in Libraries module provides materials and resources for library staff members with training responsibilities and online tutorials and websites for patrons working to improve their skills. Staff members can view actual scripts, handouts, and other resources to assist with the design of computer classes in their own libraries. Many of the materials provided can be duplicated or adapted.
Currently, there are materials and resources available for:
Denver Public Library's Technology Classes & Workshops page has their lesson plans, handouts and supplemental materials listed under each of their classes.
Link to the Digital Literacy portal, an initiative of the Obama Administration. It has tutorials and resources for trainers who are delivering digital literacy training and services in their communities. https://digitalliteracy.gov/
1. The library must participate in the the ADML group purchase
2. The library staff member must be a member of the ADML Google group
(Need assistance with accessing the ADML resources? Please contact Genna Buhr,)
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If you don't find the answer to your question, want more or advanced information on a topic, need further clarification of a concept, would like to see another topic covered, or have any other comments or concerns, please feel free to contact me at:
Beth Duttlinger
Director of the Lillie M. Evans Library District
(former Library Development Consultant at the Alliance Library System)
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