Where to Find Free Apple Computer Courses, Seminars and Tutorials
If you need help learning how to use Apple computers and Apple software, you can find quality training online. Read on to get a list of places that offer free Apple computer courses, seminars and tutorials.
1. Apple Tutorials (apple.com)
The best source for Apple computer training is...well, Apple. The company offers an endless supply of tutorials on every product they make. Tutorials are free for everyone and are easily accessible via Apple's website.
2. Apple Seminars (seminars.apple.com)
- Seminar: Blueprint for Tiered Storage
- Seminar: Capture, Create & Share Digital Media with QuickTime 7 Pro
- Seminar: Font Management for Creative Professionals
Apple's team of experts lead online seminars that can be viewed anytime via Apple's website. The seminars vary in length, but most take about an hour. You will need to register, but you won't have to pay a dime.
3. .Mac Learning Center (mac.com)
The .Mac Learning Center offers a slew of comprehensive tutorials that will teach you how to get the most out of your Apple computer. Tutorials are completely free and can be viewed online via the Mac website. No registration is required.
4. VTC University (vtc.com)
VTC University offers nearly 500 computer software training courses and over 60,000 tutorials. Although the University charges for most of their offerings, there are many different video tutorials that can be viewed for free.
5. Wikiversity (wikiversity.org)
Wikiversity is an online community that hosts free learning and multimedia materials. The Wikiversity site has an excellent GarageBand tutorial that introduces you to the software and teaches you how to create movie scores, podcasts and more.
6. Tutorial Ninjas (tutorialninjas.net)
Tutorial Ninjas is a popular blog written by a group of irritated tech ninjas who post tutorials on various topics to avoid answering repetitive questions. The blog features tutorials on everything from hacking an Apple TV to making Kraft macaroni and cheese. Tutorials are free for everyone and viewable via the website without registration.
7. Computer Based Training Cafe (cbtcafe.com)
The CBT Cafe offers several short tutorials for QuickTime. Tutorials can be viewed in QuickTime or HTML and are free for everyone. No registration is required.
8. Atomic Learning (atomiclearning.com)
Atomic Learning offers thousands of video tutorials. There are several Macintosh tutorials that can be viewed online for free. Most videos are short in length and last only a minute or two. All of these free video tutorials can be accessed directly from the site without registration.
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