
Explore macOS Mojave features, stability, and performance through a step-by-step guide from basics to advanced. Learn the latest Mojave with voice memos and apps, and how to switch from Windows.
Use the video player settings to slow down or speed up the lecture, and ask questions in the Q&A if you need clarification.
Discover new apps like News, Stocks, and Voice Memos, and explore dark mode, dynamic wallpapers, enhanced Finder with thumbnails, editing tools, and built-in screenshot and screen recording.
Navigate macOS Mojave with the cursor and trackpad to select and open folders, and use right-click for options; explore the menu bar and dock to manage apps and empty trash.
Explore how the macOS menu bar changes with the active application, showing features and shortcuts for Finder, Notes, TextEdit, and Safari, including copy, paste, and save commands.
Explore how to launch, switch between, and quit apps on macOS Mojave using Finder, Launchpad, Dock, Spotlight, and Mission Control, and with keyboard commands.
Master window management on macOS by learning to open apps, use Finder to access files, and resize, minimize, or arrange windows alongside notes and other apps.
Master Mission Control on macOS Mojave by organizing apps and windows, creating desktops, and using full-screen views with three-finger trackpad gestures.
Pin your most-used apps to the dock, drag items there, and remove them for quick access. Adjust dock settings in system preferences, including magnification, position, and displaying recent apps.
Master managing files and folders in macOS Mojave using Finder to save, rename, duplicate, compress, open, move, trash, undo, and search with Quick Look and Get Info.
Discover how to use stacks to organize your macOS Mojave desktop by kind, date, or content, viewing documents, images, and movies in a clean, arranged layout.
Learn to tag items in Finder using color tags for projects and family photos, rename tagged items, and search to quickly locate related files.
Learn to install and uninstall applications on macOS Mojave using the App Store, Launchpad, and Spotlight. Discover managing apps, updating, and removing programs like iMovie, Keynote, and Numbers.
Create and save documents using text edit and Pages, then rename, move, duplicate, export, or delete them, while macOS Mojave remembers changes and prevents data loss.
Learn to use version history to auto save, view earlier document versions, and restore prior changes in Pages on macOS, including saving with command-s and restoring from a version browser.
Connect the macOS mail app to your chosen provider and sign in. Compose, send, and receive emails with attachments; manage with VIP, flags, and junk.
Explore safari to browse websites, manage favorites, history, and reading list, and switch search engines like Google or Bing on macOS Mojave.
Create and manage macOS Mojave contacts across Mac and iPhone using iCloud, including adding, editing, deleting, sharing, and syncing contact details via system preferences.
Learn to manage calendars in macOS Mojave by viewing by day, week, or month, creating events with alerts, locations, repeats, and invites, and syncing via iCloud.
Explore how to use the reminders app to create shopping lists and to-do tasks, set dates or locations, and sync them across macos and icloud-enabled iphone or ipad.
Learn to search with Spotlight and manage notes in macOS Mojave, connect to iCloud, sync across devices, create folders, add images, lock notes, set reminders, and share or collaborate.
Learn how to enable Siri on macOS, launch it with command-space, customize language and voice, and use it to open apps, set reminders, and check weather.
Explore TextEdit, a lightweight macOS word processor that supports fonts, size, bold, italic, underline, bullets, links, images, emojis, and easy save or share of documents.
Open images and videos with macOS Preview, then apply markup for basic editing, including crop, instant alpha transparency, text, shapes, signatures, and PDF markup.
Explore the new news app in macOS Mojave, including topics, categories, search, reading, and sharing features, with favorites and a customizable sidebar for personalized news.
Explore the macOS Mojave stocks app by accessing stock prices, watchlists, and related news via Launchpad or Spotlight, manage favorites, and view price histories for Apple and Tata Motors.
Learn to record, edit, and share voice memos on macOS Mojave by launching the app, using the red record button, renaming, cropping, and exporting for iMovie and other video software.
Discover how QuickTime Player lets you watch videos, record your screen and audio, and manage voice memos, with simple steps to open, record, and pause.
Explore the Books app in macOS Mojave, from library to bookstore categories. Read, customize fonts and pages, highlight, add notes, and access dictionary, Siri, and Wikipedia.
Explore Apple Maps on macOS Mojave: locate your current position, search places, view satellite or 3D street maps, and share or save favorites.
Discover macOS Mojave's calculator app, via Spotlight or Launchpad, for basic to advanced calculations and copy-paste steps. Switch to scientific, programmer, and RPN modes; convert currencies, areas, and times.
Explore iTunes on macOS Mojave, browse music, podcasts, and radio, manage your library, and search stores for new tracks.
Enable Bluetooth, open Finder, and set AirDrop to everyone or contacts to share files between Apple devices, then transfer a video from iPad to MacBook and accept on the MacBook.
Explore macOS Mojave system preferences in depth, including appearance, desktop settings, privacy and security, spotlight, notifications, display and energy saver, trackpad and keyboard options, and iCloud.
Learn how to manage macOS Mojave notification center settings, including banners, previews, app-specific alerts, do not disturb, and customizing widgets like calculator.
Learn to create custom shortcuts in macOS Mojave, assign app-specific commands (like show bookmarks in Safari) via system preferences and keyboard shortcuts.
Learn to view your system information and application details with about this Mac, system report, and storage and display preferences on macOS Mojave.
Create and manage user accounts in macOS Mojave, including standard and administrator roles, add or remove users, and enable a guest user for temporary access.
Optimize mac storage and security with built-in tools and Clean My Mac, including iCloud management, automatic trash removal, privacy controls, malware scans, and complete app uninstall.
Learn to set up Time Machine backups on macOS Mojave by enabling Time Machine in preferences, using local snapshots, and backing up to an external drive for recovery.
Learn how to contact Apple support for Mac issues by visiting the Apple India site, navigating to support, selecting a Mac problem type, and scheduling a call for assistance.
Use text replacement on macOS Mojave to turn abbreviations like GM into full phrases such as good morning, via system preferences text settings.
Enable dictation in system preferences, choose your microphone, and set the shortcut by pressing the function key twice to automatically write as you speak, saving time.
Master screenshot and screen recording on macOS Mojave using command-shift-5, capturing entire screen, a window, or a selected area; apply markup, choose save options, and enable mouse-pointer highlights during recording.
Customize application toolbars by choosing items from the view menu, then drag or remove options like bookmarks and print to tailor the toolbar for Finder and other apps.
macOS Mojave is one of Apple’s most stable and user-friendly operating systems — but only if you know how to unlock its full potential. Whether you’re brand new to Mac or switching from Windows, this course is designed to take you from confusion to complete confidence with every essential feature of macOS Mojave, step by step.
Imagine turning on your Mac and knowing exactly where everything is, how to organize your work, multitask seamlessly, customize your system, edit documents, use built-in apps efficiently, and maintain peak performance — without wasting time searching online or asking others for help.
This training takes you through all practical Mac essentials, starting with the interface and navigation, and moving into apps, documents, productivity tools, maintenance, security, customization, and even advanced techniques to boost your workflow. You’ll learn how to use tools like Finder, Mission Control, Safari, Notes, Calendar, Dictation, Shortcuts, Time Machine Backup, CleanMyMac optimization, iMovie editing, and more — all explained in simple language and real examples.
By the end of this course, your Mac will no longer feel like a challenge — it will feel like a powerful productivity machine built just for you.
Why This Course Matters Now
Today, computers are core to work, study, creativity, business, and communication — and knowing how to use macOS properly is a skill that saves time, reduces frustration, and increases productivity. Most users only utilize 20% of what their Mac can really do. This course ensures you use the full 100% confidently.
If you skip this course, you’ll likely continue spending extra time trying to figure things out on your own, missing out on tools that could automate your work, protect your files, and make your life easier. Mac mastery doesn’t require technical skills — it requires clear guidance, and that’s exactly what this course provides.
What Transformation Will You Experience?
After taking this course, you’ll be able to:
Use macOS Mojave confidently without hesitation.
Organize files and folders like a pro.
Multitask with windows and Mission Control.
Personalize your Mac for comfort and speed.
Manage documents, apps, backups, and security.
Use built-in Mac apps efficiently for everyday tasks.
Troubleshoot problems without external help.
Boost your Mac’s performance safely and effectively.
Use advanced features like dictation, text replacement, and screen recording.
Build a smoother workflow and save hours every week.
This course doesn’t just teach features — it teaches real-world usage so you become self-sufficient with your Mac forever.
Whether you’re a student, professional, freelancer, entrepreneur, or someone who simply wants to enjoy their Mac more — this course is your clear path to mastering macOS Mojave confidently.