> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.simnetonline.com/blog/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.simnetonline.com/blog/2016-posts/2016-resource-files.md).

# 2016 Resource Files

SIMnet now hosts Resource files for 2016 content directly in the Library.

Instructors have access to Instructor-only files, like the Instructor Manual, as well as the student files, like project data files. To access resource files for 2016 content, instructors should view thelibraryby clicking on the **SIMstudent** link onthe top bar of the *Course Manager* and select the **Library** link.

In the library, select the desired book. Book level resources, like the *Capstone Projects* are available from the **Resources** tab next to the book title.

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Chapter level resources, such as the chapter*Instructor Manual*or *Instructor**PowerPoint**presentations* are available by chapter. To access them, select the 2016 book, such as**In Practice – Office 2016** then select the desired application, such as**Word** from the drop-down list then select the desired chapter. Once you have selected the desired chapter, click the**Resources** tab.

![](/files/R9veyBQUmSPPSVEHRSTl)

This update applies to 2016 content. Previous OLC files are still available through the previous methods. If a book does not have OLC files available through SIMnet the *Resources* tab will not be visible.


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