OpenHelix offers free access to a handful of their tutorials on genomics and bioinformatics resources, including the UCSC Genome Browser, Seattle SNPs, Genome Variation Server, and the VISTA Comparative Genomics tools. Below those, you can also find similar tutorials on how to use the free tools and resources for most of the major model organisms (FlyBase, ZFIN, Wormbase, etc).
Each of the tutorials has video lessons, powerpoint slides, handouts, and practice exercises available for download.
OpenHelix: Free tutorials on bioinformatics and model organisms resources
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