There are a number of video tutorial links that can be used to help learn an aspect of a computer program or how-to…well, you name it. Today I am sharing a few of the links that I thought stood out as I researched this topic.

Woopid – a relative newcomer to the how-to video scene, this site features numerous free technology training videos. The site claims to feature 1000′s of videos, though it did not appear that many videos when I researched the library listings. Regardless of the number, the featured videos were clear and easy to understand.

Video-tutes.com – “The free tutorial videos on this site cover a wide range of industry standard software such as Photoshop cs2 & 3, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, Flash 8 and Flash 8 video, Adobe Premiere pro and more, 22 titles in fact! All are presented in a free video tutorial format. Our tutorial video collection is designed to help beginners and those wishing to learn new software to become productive faster & those wanting to advance their skill set.”

GetNetWise – this site claims that it “contains the largest online repository of instructional how-to video tutorials that show parents and users how to keep their family’s online experiences safe and secure. Instructional videos range from setting your search engine to filter pornography in its search results to activating your computer’s security settings.” I can’t guarantee that their claim is accurate, but the site does feature a number of excellent safety-focused resources that you may want to share with members of your staff and parents. Please note: most videos do not feature narration, but the visual representation is excellent.

Get My Idea – browse a large collection of free video tutorials. The site features daily updates, so don’t forget to bookmark us and check back often.

HowCast.com – “From How to Write a Resume to How to Jump-Start Car, Howcast provides the answer to any how-to question. Howcast engages consumers to watch and share free, useful how-to videos and guides produced in-house at Howcast Studios, as well as by innovative media partners, trusted brands, and individual contributors.”