I just want to say, since GW Micro reads this list, how impressed I am with the professional iTunes webinars. I'm just starting the second part, and it's really helping me with iTunes 11, no matter which screen reader I happen to be using. Jeremy is so organized, and I really like the way he always says what key he's pressing, what he's going to accomplish and why. And I particularly enjoyed the beginning where he gives us a thorough tour of the iTunes screen layout. If this wasn't a webinar, I would have thought he edited the audio extensively, because doing something this good impromptu sounds impossible! Anyway, if anyone reading this hasn't gone through those webinars and is struggling with iTunes, they're wonderful, and you really need to check out the webinar archives. I am not a technology trainer, but I'm hoping that anyone who wants to become one will use these webinars as a model for how to do it right! Also a big thanks to Mark who told me about the Worksheets. I'd read through one, and decided it was more a quiz than a quick reference, and since I'm new, I thought I wasn't ready for being quizzed yet. I love self-study exams; it was just that I'm still in the learning stage. But some of the other worksheets which I hadn't read yet were actually more quick reference, so thanks. Thanks GWMicro for going above and beyond to make training truly useful. Even when I'm using NVDA or JAWS I know I'll find all the tips very helpful! And though I personally like to be conversant with many screen readers, WE is what I'll be recommending to new users from now on. --Debee
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