Southwest High School

From the Atomic Learning Website:

“Atomic Learning” refers to breaking learning down into its primary parts…the atoms of learning. An atom of learning may be a bit of technique, or a little trick of the trade, or one step among many steps toward creating something much bigger and more complex. The “Atomic Learning Library” is a library of leaning atoms focused on training people to use computer software. By breaking software training down into tiny pieces, we make it possible for you to learn on your terms, in your available time .

Have five minutes? AL can answer that little software question that's been nagging you.

Have an hour or more? You can explore sequences of learning atoms to learn more complex techniques…all at your own pace.

Get a little look-see by clicking here: http://www.atomiclearning.com/almovie?key=20032

To use Atomic Learning 

1. Go to http://www.lps.org and click on the Staff Center tab. Look for a link to Atomic Learning on the left side of the page.
2. If you are using AL while at work on the LPS network you will automatically be logged in.
   
   If you are using AL from home, you will have to log in with a username and password. The LPS username and password for Atomic learning are available from the helpdesk, or in this handout. (password protected)
   
   
3. On the Atomic Learning web page,
   
   1. Click on the Tutorials tab to see all tutorial options, or
   2. Type your question in the search box and click on Search
4. You will be presented links to a short, narrated movie. The movie will walk you through all the steps needed to complete the task