VIDEO PROFESSOR INTRODUCES "ONLINE TRAVEL" TUTORIAL

Lakewood, Colo. — December 6, 2006 — Video Professor, the leader in comprehensive self-paced computer software tutorials, released the "Video Professor Online Travel" tutorial today, a new learning lesson to help consumers become online travel experts.

The "Video Professor Online Travel" tutorial is a three-CD lesson that teaches users how to plan and book a complete trip online, compare prices and get the best deals through its proven "What-You-See-Is-What-You-Do" method of teaching.

"With so many different resources available to online travelers, consumers want to know what web sites and offers can help them make the most of their travel dollars," said John W. Scherer, CEO and founder of Video Professor. "No matter the budget, this lesson teaches travelers how to save hundreds of dollars on airfare, rentals, hotels and more using the most popular travel sites."

With the "Video Professor Online Travel" tutorial, users learn all the tools necessary to plan an entire trip from takeoff to touchdown including:

In addition to tips on finding the best deals, the "Online Travel" lessons also give travelers useful hints for protecting their money, safety and personal identity. Users learn to research destinations, get the best deals for trips with kids and find inexpensive ways to keep them entertained while traveling.

This series of travel lessons can turn any novice into an expert by teaching them how to explore online resources, find information that helps create more authentic travel experiences and learn cultural do's and don'ts of different destinations.

"People use their computers for so much more than writing reports or creating spreadsheets. It's a lifestyle tool," said Scherer. "Video Professor now teaches customers how to benefit from today's most-used online services. In addition to a comprehensive list of tutorials for popular software applications, Video Professor is pleased to offer learning tools that resonate with a broader demographic of computer users."

To learn more about Video Professor's new "Video Professor Online Travel" tutorial, or for more information on the complete line of Video Professor tutorials, visit www.videoprofessor.com and click on the CD Products link.

1 Source: Jupiter Research Internet Travel Model, July 2005 (U.S. only).

About Video Professor
Based in Lakewood, Colo., Video Professor has been the leader in comprehensive self-paced computer software tutorials for more than 20 years. The core of Video Professor's learning initiative is to provide home users as well as corporate professionals with valuable and user-friendly learning solutions for today's most common software titles. In addition to pioneering the future of easy-to-use online tutorials, Video Professor currently ships over 250,000 CD-ROMs every month and has helped more than 8 million households learn the computer skills they need to remain competitive in today's computer driven marketplace. The complete Video Professor library is also available online to stream direct to computers. For information on Video Professor's full line of "What-You-See-Is-What-You-Do" tutorials, visit www.videoprofessor.com.

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