ISIS ran a week-long training school on the use of muon spectroscopy in May 2014. It included a variety of lectures and workshops on the muon technique, given by experienced researchers, and also the chance to perform muon experiments - the best way for the participants to learn how they could use muons in their own future research.
Copies of the lecture notes given at the school can be found below in pdf format (please be aware that some of these are several MB in size):
Welcome (Adrian Hillier)
Introduction to μSR (Roberto De Renzi)
Muon Spectroscopy (Adrian Hillier)
Analyzing μSR Spectra (Francis Pratt)
Applications of μSR - Magnetism (Tom Lancaster)
Applications of μSR - Semiconductors (Rui Vilao)
Applications of μSR - Chemistry (Nigel Clayden)
Applications of μSR - Charge Transport (Martin Månsson)
RIKEN-RAL (Isao Watanabe)
PSI Muons (Elvezio Morenzoni)
Complementary Techniques - Neutrons and Muons (Ross Stewart)
Applications of μSR - Superconductors (Stephen Blundell)
Complementary Techniques - NMR and μSR (Philippe Mendels)
RF and Pulsed Environments (James Lord)
A Short Introduction to QUANTUM (James Lord)
Laser Excitation (Alan Drew)
How to Write a Proposal (Adrian Hillier)
Building a Spectrometer (Stephen Cottrell)
Mantid data analysis workbook and data.
Photographs from the school can be found on the photographs page.
Notes from the previous training school can be found at: Muon Training School 2012.
