These tutorials are animated, interactive guides to learning more about HIV/AIDS topics, how to evaluate health information available on the Internet, and how to find materials related to HIV/AIDS in the project partner libraries. To begin the tutorials, click on the links below. Each tutorial will open in a new window. Navigation controls at the bottom of the tutorials allow you to pause the tutorial, or navigate through it.

HIV/AIDS Drugs and Treatment

Description: This tutorial will help you learn how to use the Internet to find out information about HIV/AIDS drugs and treatments.
Approx. 5:00 minutes in length.

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Evaluating Health Information on the Internet

Description: This tutorial will teach you basic techniques you can use to determine whether medical information you find on the Internet is reliable.
Approx. 5:00 minutes in length

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Using PINES to Locate HIV/AIDS Materials in Georgia Public Libraries

Description: This tutorial will show you how to use PINES, the online public access catalog for Georgia's public libraries, to locate library materials on HIV/AIDS. It also demonstrates how to find out where the nearest public library is.
Approx. 4:00 minutes in length.

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Spanish-Language Version / Versión en español

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VIH/SIDA sitios en español

Description: This Spanish-language tutorial will show you several Spanish-language web sites with information about HIV/AIDS (VIH/SIDA). It also demonstrates how to learn about HIV/AIDS medications, and how to evaluate health information you find on the Internet.
Approx. 4:00 minutes in length.

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