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Our Goal

It's a simple one, really. You CAN develop and maintain your own website -- saving yourself the expense of outsourcing the work and having to pay for every update you need. All it takes is knowledge and the right tools.

RapidWeaver is the tool, and RapidWeaver Classroom exists to fulfill the "knowledge" part of
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the equation. We believe in the power of visual learning, which is why we created RapidWeaver Classroom and its video training library. Utilizing our RapidWeaver video tutorials, you can quickly become comfortable with this fantastic web design tool, and begin to build a fully functional website in a matter of days.

Hundreds of RapidWeaver users have had great success learning from our RapidWeaver screencasts and we are privileged to see the websites that get created as a result. We look forward to being part of your success!

If you are having trouble viewing the videos then try the following steps in order:

1) Ensure you have the most up-to-date version of the QuickTime Player. Check Software Update or download it from the website. If you are using an outdated version of the QuickTime Player, download and install the most recent version. You will need to close and restart your browser before trying to view the videos again.

2) Clear your browser cache. In Safari, go to Safari in the menu and select Empty Cache. In Firefox, go to Tools > Clear Private Data > select the Cache option and click OK. Restart the browser and try to view the videos again.

3) Try an alternative browser. If you are using Safari then try viewing the videos in Firefox, or vice versa. This is a very common solution.

As a side-note, the Google Chrome browser can be known to hide the QuickTime toolbar, preventing the ability to pause or skip through the video.

4) Ensure that your browser is set to accept Javascript. In Safari, go to Safari in the menu and select Preferences. Under the Security tab, make sure that Javascript and plug-ins are enabled. In Firefox, choose Preferences from the Firefox menu, and select Javascript from the Content tab. Restart the browser and try again.

5) Reboot your computer.

5) If you have access to another computer, log-in to RapidWeaver Classroom from that computer and try to view the video tutorials. If you are able to successfully view them then that verifies the issue is with your computer and that the website is operating correctly.

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