
Discover a beginner-friendly guide to computing with Windows 11 through practical demonstrations, quizzes, hands-on exercises and exercise files, and tasks like creating files, folders, emails, and internet navigation.
Learn how to maximize your Udemy learning for this five-section beginners course by using videos, articles, exercises, demos, and notes; customize playback, engage with Q&A, and track progress for certification.
Verify you have Windows 11 by checking about your pc in settings. Learn how to upgrade from Windows 10 and locate version details, updates, and new features with enhanced security.
This lecture defines the differences and similarities between Desktop Computers and Laptops
Master the basics of using a mouse and touchpad across wired, wireless, or laptop setups, learning left click, right click, and scroll wheel functions, cursor movement, and switching between devices.
Learn how the keyboard is divided into letter, number, and symbol compartments, and master essential keys and modifiers like shift, ctrl, alt, caps lock, and the windows key.
Explore how usb, printers, headsets, monitors, and other external devices connect to computers via ports and cables or bluetooth, with practical demos on navigation, files, and text editing.
discover how file explorer helps you manage files and data in folders, using default folders and features like Home, Gallery, and OneDrive for quick access and cloud storage.
Explore how application windows are laid out in Windows 11, including the top bar with minimize, maximize, and close, and how to move, resize, and snap windows.
Navigate Windows File Explorer, open and arrange windows, create and rename folders, create text documents, save files, and use right-click context menus to manage files.
Explore keyboard fundamentals in Windows 11, from typing techniques and notepad to navigating file explorer and saving practice documents. Learn cursor control and text selection through guided typing exercises.
OneDrive is Microsoft's cloud service that stores, protects, shares, and lets you access your files from any device, with sign-in via a Microsoft account and five gigabytes of free storage.
Explore USB storage devices, including USB-A and USB-C, and learn plug-and-play backup and file transfer while understanding bytes, kilobytes, megabytes, gigabytes, and terabytes.
Learn to back up files to a USB storage device and copy, move, or drag-and-drop using File Explorer, with safe eject guidelines.
Demonstrates highlighting, editing, copying, cutting, pasting, and managing text documents in Windows Notepad, including tabs, clipboard operations, and file organization with the recycle bin.
Explore Windows basics, including laptops versus desktops, peripheral setup, file management with File Explorer, copying, moving, clipboard use, saving work, plus power options and OneDrive integration.
Explore how file types are identified by extensions and icons in File Explorer, and how Windows assigns default apps like Notepad and the Photos app.
Explore how to install applications on Windows, from internet downloads to Microsoft Store installations, and learn how safety checks and wizards guide setup.
Explore how the internet connects computers worldwide to share information and access web pages, apps, and videos via routers, Ethernet, or Wi-Fi, using browsers and search engines.
Install Google Chrome, set it as the default browser, and navigate the internet using tabs, the address bar, and the Google search engine, while recognizing hyperlinks and urls.
Sign up to Amazon and Booking.com using an email, explore sign up versus sign in, and learn password security, verification codes, password reset basics, and using a password manager.
Learn how to download and install the Microsoft 365 suite, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, via the Microsoft Store or the web, with subscription options and account setup.
Explore how social media connects people through platforms like Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and X, and learn to stay safe online by managing privacy settings.
Explore how online shopping works, from finding products on sites like Amazon and eBay to placing orders and paying with credit or debit cards. Learn about baskets, delivery, and tracking.
Explore online courses and streaming services, offering on-demand, bite-sized lessons across devices, with platforms like Udemy, Coursera, Pluralsight, and YouTube—some free, some paid.
Master online safety with strong passwords, password managers, and MFA, while avoiding spam emails and recognizing secure websites. Rely on Windows Defender and built-in protections to safeguard your data.
Refresh your understanding of file extensions and icons, and learn how to install applications, browse with a browser, use search engines, and stay safe online with passwords and multi-factor authentication.
Personalize your Windows computer with mouse and keyboard settings, cursor speed, and keyboard input language. Configure sound and display, add monitors, manage updates, Wi-Fi, accessibility features, printers, and user setup.
Navigate the Windows 11 settings app, using the navigation pane and search to customize mouse options—primary button, pointer speed, and cursor style—plus keyboard region and layout settings.
Explore essential sound and display settings in Windows, including output and input devices, volume control, the volume mixer, and display options like extend versus duplicate and scaling.
Learn how Windows updates protect your computer by delivering new features and security fixes, how to update Windows and apps, and how to manage updates using settings and the taskbar.
Explore the evolution of Microsoft Windows from 8 through 10 to 11, and learn how upgrades differ from updates, with insights on release cycles and the anticipation of Windows 12.
Customize the Windows 11 taskbar appearance and behavior, then connect to Wi‑Fi or Ethernet by showing available networks, entering the password, and enabling auto-connect.
Explore Windows 11 accessibility and ease of access settings, adjusting text size, scroll bars, color filters, magnifier, narrator, and text to speech to improve readability and navigation.
Install and set up a printer by downloading the correct driver from the printer's website, running the setup wizard, and configuring a wifi or usb connection.
Create Windows 11 user accounts with separate folders and apps using a Microsoft account. Sign in with optional MFA and OneDrive, then switch users with sign out or PIN.
Join my beginner-friendly course to learn all about using computers with Windows 11!
Whether you're a senior stepping into the world of computers, a parent wanting to safeguard your kids online, or a professional transitioning to computer-based work, this course is your go-to guide. No matter your age or experience, this course will teach you the basics of computing.
You'll discover everything you need to know, from how to use a mouse and keyboard to managing your files and using apps like OneDrive. And don't worry, unlike other courses, we keep things super easy to understand and don't dive into complicated computer hardware stuff.
I'll walk you through simple demonstrations on how to manage your files and edit text, so you can practice while you learn. Plus, there are fun quizzes to test your knowledge!
You'll also learn how to browse the internet, use different apps, and adjust settings on your computer. From connecting to Wi-Fi to printing documents, we've got you covered!
At the end of the course, we'll wrap everything up with a summary and I'll give you some extra resources to keep learning in your own time.
With these clear explanations and step-by-step guidance, you'll feel confident using your computer in no time!