While aimed at providing teaching material for computer science university educators, some of the info there would be useful for self-learning too, like the AJAX tutorials. I've not had a chance to review everything yet but this looks great, it isn't just academics who will find them useful.
Currently on offer, all generously under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 License (i.e. they're free and remixable), are various materials including slides, programming labs, problem sets, background tutorials and videos:
- AJAX web programming tutorials - what's needed to start using Google's AJAX Search and Map APIs:
- CSS, DHTML, JS - "just what you need to know about CSS, DHTML and JavaScript in order to work with AJAX. The pre-requisites are knowledge of (basic) HTML, basic CSS and programming experience with a language such as C++, Java or a scripting language like Javascript, Python or PHP"
- AJAX Tutorial
- AJAX Search API and
- video lectures
- distributed systems and parallel programming - tutorials
- web security slides and video lectures.
There's a Google Group or forum for Google Code for Educators too.
And don't forget there are also more Google Tech Talk videos.
Other free online tutorials - aimed at non-programmers
While I'm on the subject of free computer-related tutorials, relative beginners who (like me!) have not exactly been coding from the cradle may be interested in other free online tutorials on Microsoft Office, OpenOffice, HTML, CSS, Dreamweaver from Inpics who specialise in providing pictorial tutorials (more pictures, less words, an effective approach) and previously offered free PDF books on the same subjects.They also have picture-based LAMP (Linux / Apache / MySQL / PHP) tutorials - MySQL, PHP, Perl (they're not planning on Linux server admin or Apache ones in the near future however, sadly). And there are tutorials on Photoshop Elements, and Fireworks, etc too. Also worth checking out.
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