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Meeting the Information Requirements of the Animal Welfare Act
USDA. NAL. Animal Welfare Information Center.
A one and half day workshop for individuals who are responsible for providing information to meet the requirements of the Animal Welfare Act.

National Animal Welfare Education Program
NIH. Office of Laboratory Animal Welfare.
Interactive training programs designed to provide information on the role and responsibilities of IACUCs.

Training and Adult Learning Strategies for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals
ILAR Journal.
This 2007 issue provides an update to the 1991 ILAR Report on Education and Training in the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals. It contains articles focusing on contemporary methods for building or expanding institutional animal care and use programs.

ResearchTraining.org
Veterans Administration. Office of Research and Development.
Developed to assist institutions in the training of staff who use laboratory animals in biomedical research.

Teaching Materials Within Laboratory Animal Science
The Norwegian Reference Centre for Laboratory Animal Science and Alternatives.
Contains links to resources on bleeding and intravenous techniques, animal research techniques, online training programs, experimental design and techniques and other laboratory animal training materials.

Laboratory Animal Welfare Training Exchange (LAWTE)
A membership site for trainers, training coordinators, and IACUC administrators. Includes meeting proceedings and listserve. Hosted by the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science (AALAS).

IACUC Training and Certification
University of Arizona.
Mandatory training requirement for animal users at University of Arizona.

Education Training & Communication Program
Canadian Council on Animal Care.
Information about and links to materials for the CCAC National Institutional Animal User Training Program including training modules, bibliographies, and links to resources on nontraditional species.

Assessing the Health and Welfare of Laboratory Animals
University of Newcastle.
Tutorials and resources for guidance in recognizing signs of health and good welfare and identifying signs of pain, distress and poor welfare in laboratory animals.

Education and Training in the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals
National Research Council.
This 1991 publication provides guidelines and resources necessary to coordinate a quality laboratory animal training program.

DigiRes - Digital Resources for Veterinary Trainers
University of Newcastle.
Digitized slides and video clips for those involved in training staff whose work requires the use of laboratory animals.

Aquatic Animal Training Courses
The Canadian Aquaculture Institute.
Two online training courses for institutional animal users specializing in aquatic animals. The course are offered in accordance with the Canadian Council on Animal Care's National Institutional Animal User Training program syllabus.

Care, Handling and Use of Aquatic Animals
The Experimental Fish (offered in English and French)

Jackson Laboratory Courses and Educational Programs
The Jackson Laboratory.
The courses in genetic research and resources serve to train new and established scientists how to use mouse genetics as a tool to understand basic mammalian biology and disease.

Training Materials for Animal Facility Personnel, 1994
USDA. NAL. Animal Welfare Information Center.

Training Materials for Animal Facility Personnel, 1995
USDA. NAL. Animal Welfare Information Center.

Last Modified: Nov 6, 2008


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