In this article, the authors share how cloud-based applications, such as Google Calendar, Wikidot, Google Docs, Google Sites, YouTube, and Craigslist, played a big part in the success of their plan of implementing a technology training program for customers and employees. A few years ago the Denver Public Library, where the authors work, developed a long-term strategic plan that included a new mission statement and vision to better serve the residents of Denver. In this plan was a commitment to implement a technology training program for customers and employees. Like most libraries, they had limited staff and budget, yet they saw the potential of free, cloud-based applications. The use of web-based services has been incorporated into their traditional training at little cost to the library. This has leveraged their ability to train and coordinate a larger number of volunteer and in-house trainers, thereby leading to increased outreach and a higher presence in the Greater Denver area. They are currently using Google Calendar, Wikidot, Google Docs, Google Sites, YouTube, Craigslist, and Zoomerang at their library.