Many tend to refer to the older generation as technologically challenged, but the fact remains that there are so many electronic tools, devices and gadgets in the average household these days, that anyone can get confused about which cable goes where, or which connector belongs in which port.

While trying to plug in every cable in sight before finding the right one can be a method for working your way out of this dilemma, an easier way to go about it is to simply undertake a little bit of study into the most common cables and connectors that are generally in use.

This FREE online course is a one-stop solution to all your problems and concerns. Can your DVI plug be adapted to go into your HDMI port? Which cable will help you transfer videos from the camcorder to the PC? Which port does the Audio Out cable need to go into – the Phono, Auxillary, or Tuner port? This course has all the answers, and contains 13 lectures and 2 hours of content.

Designed to help you grasp the fundamentals and functions of the most common types of cables and connectors in use, this free course offers:
- Practical information on the electronic signal
- How to tell the difference between video streams and video files
- Information on the most common audio connectors
- Information on the most common video connectors
- Information on common monitor connectors
- Information on peripheral connections
- All about adapters
- The rules for using a Digital>Analog converter
- Freeware computer application recommendations for transfers between differing video file formats

By the time you’re done with this course, figuring out which cable/connector goes where will be a breeze.

Author Bio
Passionate about the art of instruction, I live to help others learn, and the subjects that I enjoy teaching are vast and varied. I’ve taught a high school Video Technology program for 17 years, led numerous workshops, and made presentations at both National and Regional Conferences.