First, Woopid is ‘searchable’ for quick access to the tutorial information. Second, it also lists the available tutorials in a library, which can be viewed by subject, title or vendor. The thing I found unique about Woopid’s library is that it includes Hardware, Internet, MAC, Ubuntu (which I have no idea what it is) and Windows not just software.

Third, they ‘bundle’ the video tutorial together in a logical order that allow the viewer to go forward or backward as needed in they’re learning process. I feel this is a good way for a student to learn and to be in control of their pace. Finally, if the Woopid site doesn’t have what you are looking for, you can request a personal tutorial for a feel of $3.99. Personally, this is a very small fee for a personalized video tutorial.
I highly recommend this Web 2.0 tool. It is a great resource to share with colleagues and parents. I believe it will help students while they are taking my class and, hopefully, will remain a great resource for them long after they have finish my class.
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