This tutorial teaches you how to work with projects, files, views, and perspectives in the workbench. It does not cover any specific use of the workbench, such as creating Web sites or Java applications, but the skills taught in this tutorial will let you use the workbench more efficiently to perform tasks like those.
When you are ready, begin Module 1: Projects and files.
The tutorial exercises are in the format of a movie. These movies are controlled by a player bar at the bottom of the screen that works like a set of VCR or CD player controls. You can pause, advance, and rewind the movie at any time. When you are finished with an exercise, you can continue to its accompanying activity to practice what you learned.
The activities in this tutorial are interactive versions of the exercises. You will work through a simulation of the workbench to practice what you learned in the previous exercise. You will need to make selections and enter information as though it were a real workbench. Unless you are familiar with the workbench, it is best to complete the exercise before you do its accompanying activity.
The exercises in this tutorial last approximately 20 minutes, and the activities take aproximately 15 total minutes to complete. If you decide to pause a movie and explore the product, the tutorial could take longer to finish.
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This tutorial teaches you how to work with projects, files, views, and perspectives in the workbench. There are three separate modules in this tutorial, each with a group of exercises and Activities. You can complete these sectons in any order, but it is best to complete an exercise before you begin its corresponding activity.
To close this tutorial, or return to the Tutorials Gallery home, use the toolbar (
) in the upper right corner.
When you are ready, choose a module to begin.