Preferred source types
- Operating-system and device documentation from the responsible vendor.
- Government consumer-protection and cybersecurity guidance.
- Standards and accessibility material from recognized standards bodies.
- Application help documentation for features that vary by product.
Reference starting points
| Subject | Primary reference | Used for |
|---|---|---|
| Windows | Microsoft Windows support | Windows controls, files, updates, and accessibility |
| Mac | Apple Mac User Guide | macOS controls, Finder, settings, and keyboard behaviour |
| Chromebook | Google Chromebook Help | ChromeOS files, settings, updates, and accounts |
| Cyber safety | CISA Secure Our World | Passwords, multifactor authentication, phishing, and updates |
| Scams | U.S. Federal Trade Commission scam guidance | Common manipulation and reporting principles |
| Canadian fraud | Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre | Canadian fraud awareness and reporting routes |
| Accessibility | W3C Web Accessibility Initiative | Accessible content and interaction concepts |
Review process
Pages are reviewed when the site is rebuilt, when a material correction is reported, or when an operating-system or security change makes an instruction misleading. The visible review date describes the page review, not a guarantee that every linked service remains unchanged.
Limits
Vendor documentation can be reorganized, regional settings can differ, and managed school or workplace devices may restrict features. Follow the policy and support route for the actual device.