BCH Tutorials
The BCH Tutorials available from this page are composed of five modules providing guidance on the basic features of the different BCH sections. All videos are available in multiple languages (English, Spanish and French), please select your preferred language in the top-left corner of this page.
Content: | Module 1 |
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Common Features: features that can be found on all of the BCH web pages; |
| Module 2 |
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Text Pages: features that can be found on the BCH homepage as well as in two sections named The BCH and The Protocol; |
| Module 3 |
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Finding Information: how to search for information through the Finding Information section; |
| Module 4 |
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Registering Information: how to register information through the Management Centre ; |
| Module 5 |
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Resources: features designed to help you better use and understand the BCH. |
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Notes: - All tutorial modules are available in 3 different formats: Audio Video Interleave (AVI), Windows Media Video (WMV) and Microsoft PowerPoint (PPT, no audio track) for download from the BCH site OR in streaming from the YouTube BCH Channel
- DVD-ISO files (also known as disk images), which contain all of the modules, are also available for download in both PAL and NTSC video standards. NTSC is used in North America, Japan, the Philippines, South Korea, and parts of South America; PAL is used in Western Europe, some South American countries, eastern/southern Africa, the Middle East, Australia and Asia). DVD-ISO files can be burned to a DVD-R and played on a DVD player.
- Some files are very large (e.g. the dvd-iso) and their download may take long time. In case of slow internet connection it is suggested to download the compressed archives of the PowerPoint format files (PPT-ZIP).
- Focal points from countries with limited internet connectivity may contact the Secretariat for requesting the shipment of the DVD.
Please contact the Secretariat at bch@cbd.int to send your feedback or for any questions on the BCH tutorial modules. Your comments will greatly help us in developing future modules.
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