By clicking on the links below you can watch any of the live streams we delivered and access all of the notes and resources that were showcased in each:

1. Free Video Conferencing Tools

2. Keeping Track of Team Tasks

3. Working Collaboratively with others

4. Communicating effectively with others

5. Supporting & Training others with Technology

6. Creating Mobile Phone Apps with No Code

7. Getting Started with Podcasts

8. Getting Started with Video Editing

9. Creating a Virtual Learning Environment

We've placed a red box around the volume control for each of the video players shown above, as you can see, the exact position of the volume control varies depending on the platform you are using to watch the video on, however the "speaker" icon used is always the same.

By clicking on the speaker icon you will bring up an volume slider which you can then use to adjust the volume of the specific video being played.

3) The video is blurry

If the video is blurry for you then it's an indication that your internet speed is not fast enough to watch High Definition video.

To try to fix this, ensure that all other devices which might be using your Internet connection at the same time as you are trying to watch the video (games consoles, devices streaming YouTube and Netflix etc) are turned off.

If you are using Wifi on a portable device such as a laptop or tablet then you may also find that moving physically closer to your internet box helps.

4) I've plugged headphones into my computer but cannot hear anything

Firstly, ensure you have worked through all of the steps listed in "2) I can see the video playing but cannot hear any sound".

If you have checked everything then you should also check that your computer is set up to play sound via the headphones you have plugged in.

• Click here to access a guide that will show you how to set up and use a headset on Windows 10.