For support, visit our Atomic Training Help Desk at http://www.atomictraining.com/enterprise/help-desk . Here you will find helpful articles and tutorials to guide you.
Or email us directly at http://www.atomictraining.com/enterprise/contact_us and we will do our best to respond within 24 to 48 business hours.

Library & School Administrators

Atomic Training for Libraries Customer service representatives are available to assist you from Monday thru Friday 8:30 am to 5:00 pm (Eastern).

Our mailing address is:
Recorded Books, LLC
Attention: Atomic Training
270 Skipjack Road
Prince Frederick, MD 20678

Marketing materials can be ordered directly from our website at: www.recordedbooks.com .

Patron Support is available via email: atomictraining@recordedbooks.com.

Help Center

For support, visit our Atomic Training Help Desk at http://www.atomictraining.com/enterprise/help-desk . Here you will find helpful articles and tutorials to guide you.

Or email us directly at http://www.atomictraining.com/enterprise/contact_us and we will do our best to respond within 24 to 48 business hours.

Terms of Use

Atomic Training Terms of Use: http://www.atomictraining.com/enterprise/terms_and_conditions

System Requirements

Windows XP & higher:

Preferred browser: Internet Explorer 8 & higher
Alternative browsers: Firefox 3.6 & higher, Google Chrome
Screen resolution: 1024x768 or higher

Mac OS 10.5 & higher:

Preferred browser: Safari 5 & higher, Firefox 3.6 & higher
Alternative browsers: Google Chrome
Screen resolution: 1024x768 or higher

Atomic Training FAQ

Questions

What is Atomic Training?

Are Atomic Training and Atomic Learning the same? Will my subscription to one grant me access to the other?

What do I get with my subscription?

What are the requirements for using Atomic Training?

How can I find the answer to my question or a specific tutorial?

Troubleshooting guide

I'm having a problem with QuickTime. What should I do?

How can I change my personal preferences?

Can I download the training I have access to?

How do I get back to the Home Menu?

Answers

What is Atomic Training?

Atomic Training provides on-demand software training and support tutorials to help businesses and organizations fulfill staff technology training and development goals. Whether you need to enhance new employee orientation, transition to updated software, train on a new application, or extend IT support, Atomic Training has the essential training needed to develop and increase technology skills, proficiency, and productivity.
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Are Atomic Training and Atomic Learning the same? Will my subscription to one grant me access to the other?

Atomic Learning, the parent company of Atomic Training, has been providing high impact e-Learning solutions for over 10 years to over 16 million users in 45 countries. Atomic Learning and Atomic Training have different sets of training content to best meet the needs of the organizations they serve. Atomic Learning features content that is specific to teachers and educators, and offers individual and educational institution subscriptions. Atomic Training features content that is focused towards businesses, non-educational organizations and individual consumers. For more information on subscribing to Atomic Training contact Recorded Books at atomictraining@recordedbooks.com or call us at 1-877-828-2833.
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What do I get with my subscription?

With Atomic Training you gain access to short clear and concise online software training tutorials, as well as several administrative tools. These tools include in-depth reports and the ability to assign and recommend training. Additionally you are able to manage and upload custom training materials. For more information on subscribing to Atomic Training contact Recorded Books at atomictraining@recordedbooks.com or call us at 1-877-828-2833.
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What are the requirements for using Atomic Training?

To utilize Atomic Learning resources, you will need a Web browser with 3rd Party Cookies enabled, and either the Flash or QuickTime plugin.
PC:

Mac: For best results on the iPad, choose QuickTime as your player preference and turn off closed captioning. To make these your default settings, access the "My Profile & Settings" area.
Atomic Learning, Inc. recommends that the customer has internet bandwidth speeds of 512 kilobits per second or greater. Atomic Training website performance may vary for the customer if the customer has any additional internet bandwidth consumption taking place.
You will need to install Flash 9.1 or higher on each individual computer that an assessment will be taken on.
Note: QuickTime versions 7.6.6 - 7.6.9 for Windows may exhibit poor sound quality when closed captioning is enabled. Atomic Learning recommends using QuickTime version 7.6.0 until this issue is rectified by Apple in a future release.
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How can I find the answer to my question or a specific tutorial?

Use the Find an Answer to a Tech Question module:


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Troubleshooting guide

Playing tutorials on the iPad
For best results, choose QuickTime as your player preference and turn off closed captioning. To make these your default settings, access the "My Profile & Settings" area.
Cookies & Java
The easiest things to check are cookies and Java. In your browser preferences or under the Tools menu in Internet Options (depending on your browser), make sure that both cookies and Java are enabled (a medium setting should work for Windows XP). In Safari ensure that Cookies are always accepted.
QuickTime
In order to see and hear the tutorials on the Atomic Training website you must have QuickTime 6 or later installed on your computer. QuickTime is free to download at http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/
If you are using QuickTime on a PC you should uninstall any old versions of QuickTime and then install version 6.5 of QuickTime and try our tutorials again. (We have noticed significant issues with QuickTime 7.x and we do NOT recommend installing that version at this time.) At times this may not solve the problem you are experiencing. In that case, you should uninstall QuickTime and then reinstall it. Occasionally we have seen people have more success with the QuickTime Standalone Installer, which can be found here .
If this does not solve your problem, go to Apple's QuickTime page and play any of the QuickTime movies there. If you are prompted to install some Active X component, do so and try Atomic Training again.
If you continue to have difficulty with QuickTime, you can try Apple's QuickTime Troubleshooting page here .
If you are using a Mac and have QuickTime 7.6 there is a known issue that may affect both your QuickTime and Flash playback. Until a new version of QuickTime is released the best solution is to downgrade your version of QuickTime. Information can be found here .
Popup blockers
If you are running some type of pop-up blocking software on your computer this may be the cause of your problems. Make sure that this software is not configured in such a way as to block all pop-ups. There is usually some setting that will allow pop-ups when you initiate them by clicking on a link.
Caching servers
Are you located in a network that employs a caching server? If so, that server should be set to NOT cache the tutorials from Atomic Training.
Slow access or access that fails after your first tutorial
Here are a few things you can try to solve your access problems.
In the Tools=>Internet Options area in IE - inside the Privacy Tab - move the slider bar all the way to the bottom. After you apply, the description should say something about the computer accepting all cookies. Click OK and close the browser. Re-open IE and test.
In the same Internet Options area click on the Security Tab - then click on Internet and Custom Level. Once there, select "low" in the Reset To: box. Click Apply and OK. Close out IE - re-open and test.
In the Internet Options area - under the 'Advanced' tab - put a Check in the "Use HTTP1.1 through proxy connections." line. (it's about half way down) Close out - re-open - test.
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I'm having a problem with QuickTime. What should I do?

Q: I'm using the latest version of QuickTime on a PC and my movies aren't playing well or I'm experiencing sound quality issues. What should I do?
A: You can choose to view the movies in Flash, disable closed captioning, or uninstall QuickTime and install version 7.6.0.
Q: I have an older version of QuickTime on my Mac and my movies aren't playing in either QuickTime or Flash. What should I do?
A: On some Intel-based Macs, QuickTime version 7.2 affects the computer's ability to play web-based videos. Unfortunately, this version can also impact other applications.
Please try another browser, such as Firefox, to see if the issue still exists. If needed, install the newest version of QuickTime.
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How can I change my personal preferences?

With the player window closed, click My Profile & Settings at the top right of the page. Change the desired preferences and click the Save button. Close the preferences window.
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Can I download the training I have access to?

At this time, Atomic Training does not allow users to download tutorials onto their computer. However, because all training is online, you can access resources from any computer with an internet connection.
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How do I get back to the Home Menu?

To go back to the Home Menu at any time, simply click on the Atomic Training logo on the top left portion of the screen. There is also a Home Text link at the top of the page.
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