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Learn basic computer terminology, from windows and folders to hardware like towers, screens, mouse, and keyboard, and explore cables, storage devices, and essential operations like clicking, saving, and copying.
Explore basic computer terminology by identifying the desktop, icons, folders, and the taskbar; learn how to open, minimize, and close programs using left clicks and double clicks.
Connect monitor with the blue connector and tighten back screws. Plug the mouse and keyboard into USB ports, connect power, and attach the green audio plug (pink for mic).
Explore the start button across Windows versions, showing how it launches programs and provides access to recently used programs, folders like My Documents and My Pictures, and system settings.
Organize your computer by understanding files and folders, use save as, create folders, and drag and drop to My Documents or desktop for easy access.
Master basic Windows copy and paste for files and folders using right-click or drag-and-drop to copy, move, rename, or create shortcuts, with options for external drives.
Learn several ways to run programs in Windows, including double-clicking icons, opening from documents, using the start menu or taskbar, and noting differences between Windows 7 and Windows 8.
This lecture is an overview of how to setup and use the online email service from Google called GMail.
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Do you feel intimidated by computers?
Do you often find yourself frustrated when attempting to do seemingly simple tasks in Windows?
Do you have a parent that struggles with learning how to use a PC?
If you answered yes to any of the above questions than this course is for you.
This course will guide you step by step on the basics of using a PC, from explanations of the terminology to the simple use of your computer to accomplish what you wanted to do with it when you first purchased it.
This course can be given as a gift to a loved one to help them get comfortable with their Windows PC. The course starts out by actually showing how to best use the course and gives examples of how to navigate the course and download the supplemental materials that go along with the course.
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