Get To Grips With... tutorials

The Get To Grips With... tutorials are designed to teach blind and partially sighted people basic computer skills. Each tutorial comes on CD, in Microsoft Word and DAISY audio book formats.

The CD takes you through a simple installation process that transfers all the learning materials onto your computer. You can then follow the detailed notes that guide you through different tasks such as writing a letter, searching the Internet and sending an email. The notes explain which keys to press, and what response you should get from your screen reader.

The Get To Grips With... tutorials couldn't be easier. Available in two bundles, they're the perfect way to get started with using a computer, then keep building your skills.

BCAB members can download the Get To Grips With... tutorial notes absolutely free, from within the tutorials and training section of the members area. If you're not a member, why not join BCAB and take advantage of this opportunity? Alternatively, each bundle of Get To Grips With... tutorials is available for just £20 below

Get To Grips With... Computer Basics

The Get To Grips With... Computer Basics bundle is ideal for people learning how to use a computer for the first time. Available for Hal 7.01+ and Jaws 7.0+ users, the package includes the following tutorials:

  • Get To Grips With... Windows XP.
  • Get To Grips With... Outlook Express.
  • Get To Grips With... the Internet.
  • Get To Grips With... Word 2003.

Get To Grips With... Computers (Advanced)

The Get To Grips With... Advanced Computers bundle is ideal for people with some computer experience, or those who have studied the Get To Grips With... Computer Basics tutorials. Available for Jaws 7.0+ users, the package includes the following tutorials:

  • Get To Grips With... Word 2003 Advanced.
  • Get To Grips With... Excel 2003.

Choose a Get To Grips With... bundle

Use the form below to buy the Get To Grips With... tutorials from BCAB. You'll be taken through to PayPal to complete your purchase. Don't worry though, you won't need a PayPal account. You can pay with a credit or debit card instead.

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