The section is designed to help users already familiar with the basics of the internet locate information more effectively. There are also many online tutorials available for beginning users. David P. Habib and Robert L. Balliot's How to Search the World Wide Web: A Tutorial for Beginners and Non-Experts (1999), provides an excellent overview of the web, the internet, search exercises, as well as a comprehensive glossary of internet terms. The World Bank also offers a tutorial that describes everything from the basics of a web browser to how to sign up for a free email account. UC Berkeley offers Finding Information on the Internet: A Tutorial, a tutorial designed to introduce the new user to internet research.

Human Rights Connection provides a thorough overview of internet basics (how to get online, how to use search engines, internet security, viruses), as well as an excellent discussion about using the internet to build communities online (planning a website, using email for publicity, managing information). IT for Charities is a UK-based organization offering a range of information technology services and information for nonprofits.