At IU, what self-study training options are available through IT Training?

At Indiana University, IT Training offers technology-based training to IU students, faculty, and staff over the web. If you want to learn on your own, IT Training has many self-study computer training resources available:

• Lynda.com: Lynda.com includes over 1000 video-based eLearning courses on Adobe Creative Suite applications, Microsoft Office, web design, multimedia, Mac applications, programming, and more. IU students, faculty, and staff statewide can take advantage of fee-free access 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to the entire lynda.com eLearning library. For more information or to get started, see Lynda.com Online Training.
  
  
• SkillSoft eLearning courses: Choose from more than 2,500 online computer training courses. Topics include desktop applications, databases and programming, networking and server administration, project management, and leadership. For more, see Skillsoft and Books 24x7.
  
  
• Microsoft Desktop eLearning courses: Access this collection of courses and reference materials on Microsoft Office and Windows. Materials are free for IU students, faculty, and staff. For more, see About Microsoft Desktop eLearning Courses or visit Microsoft eLearning Courses.
  
  
• IT Training workshop materials: IT Training offers hands-on workshop materials and exercise files. To order these materials for self-study, under "Self-Paced Learning" at Compare Training Options, click Workshop materials.

  Note: Materials are given to all workshop participants; you do not need to order materials for any workshop you plan to attend.

• Exercise files: Many IT Training workshops make use of exercise files. For links to all of the exercise files that are available for download, see Download Materials and Exercise Files.
  
  
• IT Training Tips: The IT Training Tips blog posts provide coverage of various IU services and IT concepts.

For more, see IT Training. You can also contact IT Training staff.

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