Computer Training Guide: Home
Just the basics.
Welcome to the Winnipeg Public Library Computer Training Info Guide
This guide includes handouts and videos on several computer topics, including Word and Excel. There are also links to additional resources for further learning.
Computer Workshops at the Library
In-person computer workshops and tech help opportunities are regularly scheduled at various library locations. Check the Programs & Events Calendar for details.
Computer Workshops with Other Organizations
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Altered MindsJoin one-month programs to develop basic and advanced computer literacy skills.
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Connected CanadiansJoin online workshops covering a range of topics such as banking and shopping online, phishing scams, and learning about ChatGPT.
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Edge Skills CentreJoin computer classes to support those needing training to advance in their careers.
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Workplace Education ManitobaWork through learning materials with the help of an instructor to upgrade essential skills in digital technology.
Video Tutorials
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GCF LearnFree.orgWatch videos to learn the basics about maintaining and using your computer hardware, and using the Internet.
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LinkedIn Learning
Learn with this online instruction site offering videos on many computer and technology topics in 7 languages. A library card is required for access. -
Microsoft 365 TrainingBecome familiar with common features of programs such as Word, Excel, and Powerpoint with short videos and written instructions.
Other Resources
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ABC Connect for LearningFind learning activities to improve technology skills to use devices and apps.
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DigitalLearn.orgFind print lessons on a range of technology topics, from information on computer hardware and common programs to learning about Pinterest and iMovie.
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Google Workspace Learning CenterLearn about the full suite of Google programs, from Docs and Sheets to Calendar and Drive.
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Tech Life UnityReview directions and tutorials on using social media, technology basics, and many other topics.
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Tech MBAccess course materials on several topics such as Word, iPads, and social media.