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On Windows 3.11 has a nice tutorial for beginners using mouse. Since then I consider that tutor the best of all tutorial to learn mouse movement, clicks, double-clicks, etc. Do you know some nice tutorial (app) to beginners using mouse? I need it to teach a lot of people that purchase PCs with me... My preferences are: 1) Multilingual OR low use of native languages, so the app can be universal; Thank you for all! |
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It's on YouTube, I don't know how relevant it will be with today's user interfaces, scroll mice and the like. |
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There are lots of basic Mouse tutorials out there. A simple google search brought these up on the first page: http://www.basics4beginners.com/site/MouseTutorial.aspx http://www.mesalibrary.org/research/mouse/page01.htm http://www.seniornet.org/howto/mouseexercises/mousepractice.html Hope some of these help. I also agree with Alan, a lot of the Windows 3.1 tutorial could confuse current users as it bears no resembelence to the screens they look at. |
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I don't know any modern app that does it,but, for mouse movements..I want to give you an hint: I remember someone told me one time the games contained in Windows are been created to help the user to understand the use of the mouse. Take as example solitarie. It teaches you drag and drop and the single click. To teach double click, control panel, mouse, section where you regulate the timing, there is a reactive box where you train the double click. Teaching how to use a mouse can take max 4 hours, then you have to let the user practise for itself. How to teach scrolling: finger on the wheel, and rotate it a little down, a little more there, here you go, now you know how scroll down. If you want to go up, do the opposite. Hope it helped. |
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Show the user Solitaire, and how to set it to single card. Then let them play it, until mouse motions become automatic. That is a very good first step. Herman |
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