These sites provide basic instruction for those who lack confidence in their ability to use equipment accurately. Also includes information on techniques of sampling and recording information.
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• Introduction to lab techniques (http://faculty.plattsburgh.edu/donald.slish/IntroLab.html)
  This is a guide to pipetting and to calculating and carrying out dilutions.
• Basic science lab techniques (http://oldwww.mtlsd.org/senior/science/JPtachcinski/Lab_Proc/Basic%20Science%20Lab%20Techniques.htm)
  How to measure liquids accurately with cylinders and pipettes, using balances and Bunsen burners, titrations, and more.
• Making and recording observations (http://www.lmpc.edu.au/resources/Science/research_projects/3%20Making&recording%20observat.pdf)
  This site highlights the importance of accurately recording observations. Qualitative and quantitative observations are defined, and numerous approaches to recording them are considered.