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1. Print this document now by clicking the PRINT BUTTON (circled in Fig 01) located on the toolbar at the top of the
task.

2. If a printer is not currently available SAVE the file by clicking
SAVE AS A COPY. Even if the document is printed a saved copy is
also recommended as a backup.

If you choose to SAVE AS COPY locate the file and open the document separately so that the document can be viewed
in a different window to the main interface.

3. After printing or saving, SET THE LESSON AS COMPLETED. (Fig 02)

The left side bar contains useful tools for gaining help and navigating
through the course contents.

4. Click MAI N PAGE (Fig 03)

5. This takes us back to the Unit homepage. Notice the PLAY BUTTON (Fig 04)
at the top of the content tree. PRESS PLAY.



This will take you to the first lesson that has not been marked as complete, which is useful if you have taken a short
break and cannot remember your position within the course.

You may complete a lesson but feel the need to return at a later date for extra study. For this reason there is a
bookmark facility.

6. Click the ADD BOOKMARK button. (Fig 05)


7. If asked to confirm the addition of the bookmark, answer OK

8. Click the VIEW BOOKMARK button (Fig 06)



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Introduction to the Interface
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You can create a list of any tutorials you feel you may need to return to, or something you found particularly useful.

9. Click CLOSE BOOKMARKS

If you experience any problems with the system,
then click ERROR REPORTING (Fig 08), our
development team will look to resolve the issue asap.



This is the Introduction unit of the course. The Unit
can be changed at any time.

10. Click CHANGE UNIT from the left menu (Fig
09)



11. This takes us back to the homepage, click on HARDWARE (FIG 10)



Looking again at the left navigation menu there is a button labelled THEORY, one named EXAMPLES and another
named ASSESSMENTS.

These are shortcuts to the different types of content which is available. Theoretical content tends to be simple
introductory paragraphs. Examples are the more interactive elements such as printable tasks, videos and simulations.

Assessments will list every quiz, assessment and revision contained within the Unit.

It is not really recommended that you use these shortcuts unless for some reason you quickly need to find a particular
assessment/task etc.

THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION DOES NOT APPLY TO THIS FREE COURSE: Tutor Archives and Tuition is
available only to those who have enrolled for a BTEC approved program, please skip to instruction 14.

The TUTOR ARCHIVE is a developing database of questions that have been answered by our tutors. All personal details
are removed and only the technical content is added.

The tutor archives may help you to find a solution to a technical
problem almost instantly.

At the top right of the Unit home screen is a preview of the latest
issues raised within the tutor archive. (Fig 11)

12. In the SEARCH FOR HELP box type computer bleeps and PRESS ENTER (Fig 12)


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A number of lessons are suggested from within the course that contains these
words.

13. Click TUTOR ARCHIVE (Fig 13)

Here the content has been found from within the tutor
archive.

Clicking the title reveals the contents of a tutor student
conversation including these terms





14. Click TOOLS (Fig 14)


15. Click MEMBERSHIP AREA (Fig 15). This area allows you to change your Avatar, or
upload your own image. Please keep the image below 1 MB, or it will be deleted due to
space restrictions.




16. Your personal details are edited within your main membership area, access this by clicking
CLICK TO OPEN MEMBERSHIP AREA (Fig 16).




If you need to update any personal details, or change your password it should be done through this section of the
website. Here there is also an affiliates area which contains links that can be used to earn commission should you want
to recommend the course to a friend. It may be useful to bookmark (save to favourites) this page also as it is the main
login point of your learning.
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17. Click the BACK button in your BROWSER

The calendar is used to alert you to any scheduled maintenance of upcoming events. This is not a personal calendar and
applies to website events as a whole. For example, this calendar will not remind you of a final assessment date.

18. Click REPORTS (Fig 17)



This area is dedicated to offering detailed reports regarding your progress. You can also export these reports in PDF or
Excel format.

19. Click HARDWARE located on the left sidebar (Fig 18)

20. Click CHANGE UNIT. (Fig 19)



21. Select the INTRODUCTION Unit (Fig 20)



22. Press the Blue PLAY BUTTON to resume this Unit at the correct point. (Fig 21)



This completes the first task, continue with the Tutor Introduction instructions that should be on screen now.

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