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This page contains tutorials for using Google tools. The tutorials that I've created you are welcome to use in your own blog, website, or professional development session. Before using the tutorials created by others, please contact the creator.

This tutorial from Melissa Murphy via computers.tutsplus.com walks readers through the process of converting Google Form responses into visualizations. I envision using this tutorial as being a great connection for my preservice students learning to ask effective questions and then using the collected data for an Infographic.

Middle School students are working hard on their Math Wiki. (http://mjgds-math.wikispaces.com/) They are using a variety of tools to create tutorials (Garageband, SmartBoard Notebook, PowerPoint, Animoto).

Middle School students are working hard on their Math Wiki. (http://mjgds-math.wikispaces.com/) They are using a variety of tools to create tutorials (Garageband, SmartBoard Notebook, PowerPoint, Animoto).

"Diigo Tutorial"

Richard Byrne has compiled and shared his Google Apps/Docs tutorials for educators to download and use.

"iWeb Tutorials, Templates & More… I was one of the first people to use iWeb, that was newly shipped with iLife '06. I enjoyed and I just loved how everything worked - but in some ways it was really, really restricting! Things have changed with iWeb '08 - but there are still some parts that need Tutorials and everyone wants iWeb Templates!"

"Introducing the new standard of Mac guides and tutorials. Just pick an article from the list to your left or search for it."

Need to know how to do something in iWeb, check out these tutorials on YouTube.

"Ning tutorial"

Great tutorial resources on how to use and subscribe to RSS Feeds. 

Free resources and tutorials regarding the creation and use of digital media productions. 

" Gmail Tutorial for Beginners 2012 "

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"If, like most people, you haven't "layered" since last winter and only "merge" at speeds of 60 mph and over, getting accustomed to the lingo and layout of Photoshop (Adobe Photoshop) can be daunting. These nine free resources are good places to learn how to lasso, dodge, burn, paint, filter or do whatever else you need to in order to accomplish your desired photo editing task. If we didn't mention your favorite Photoshop tutorial, add it in the comments below and let us know how it helped you in your design endeavors."

Wow, this sites has EXCELLENT instructions, video tutorials and more. For example, want drop down menus?

CrunchEd Productions provides bite-sized video tutorials on popular educational applications, helping teachers maximise the use of technology in and out of the classroom.

Wealth of resources on "How-To" for podcasting.

"Learn How To Podcast 101 Learn How To Podcast 101 is a video tutorial with more than 120 minutes of instruction that will help you lay a solid foundation for setting up a podcast for future success. This podcasting tutorial will give you all the building blocks to help you understand what is needed to launch your podcast properly."