
Explore macOS Monterey’s all-new features that boost cross-device connectivity, including FaceTime with shareplay and screen sharing, universal control and shortcuts, and a redesigned safari with focus mode for productivity.
Back up your Mac before upgrading to macOS Monterey using Time Machine, iCloud, or an external drive. Then download and install the update from App Store or system preferences.
Learn how to switch from Windows to macOS with practical steps, from data transfer and keyboard shortcuts to Finder, Spotlight, and right-click alternatives, all geared for first-time Mac users.
Explore the macOS desktop by identifying key elements like the Apple menu, system preferences, dock, Finder, and Spotlight, and learn essential actions such as command-space search.
Master how to perform a secondary click on macOS using a mouse, trackpad, or Ctrl-click, and navigate the resulting context menu in Finder, on the desktop, or in the dock.
Discover macOS scrolling: natural versus reverse directions, two-finger trackpad gestures, and how to switch in System Preferences under trackpad or mouse scroll direction, especially for Windows users.
Explore how the red, yellow, and green macOS window buttons control windows and documents, including closing, minimizing, full screen, split view, and zoom behaviors.
Understand the differences between closing a window, quitting the app, and hiding it on macOS, and when to use each method, including red close button behavior and dock shortcuts.
Navigate the macOS menu bar, including the Apple menu and app-specific options like file and edit. Learn keyboard shortcuts, recognize grayed-out items, and access help and search features.
Explore how to access and navigate macOS system preferences, customize general and dock settings, and use the search bar to locate and tailor app-specific preferences such as Safari.
Customize macOS menu bar icons and control center to access wireless, brightness, and other settings; rearrange or hide icons, use Spotlight for quick search, and explore hidden items with option-click.
Master macOS Monterey trackpad gestures to navigate, switch apps, and access features with swipes and taps; learn trackpad and mouse settings, secondary click, and gesture customization.
Explore modifier keys on a Mac and learn how command, option, control, and shift combine to create powerful keyboard shortcuts. Access free cheat sheets and resources to speed up workflows.
Discover quick Mac shortcuts, use the help menu to locate commands, customize keys, and speed up workflows with a free cheat sheet and a 100+ video course on Mac shortcuts.
Master macOS Monterey keyboard shortcuts to save time, using command c, command v, and command z across apps, and customize shortcuts in system preferences.
Discover how macOS Monterey's focus feature replaces do not disturb with customizable modes. Silence notifications, allow essential contacts and apps, and automate focus by time, location, or app usage.
Master the redesigned go to folder tool in Finder and dialogs, using autocomplete, tab completion, and keyboard navigation to reach folders like applications, library, and iCloud Drive.
Explore Launchpad in macOS Monterey, a tablet-like app view with pages, dots, and a top search. Drag apps to folders, rename, and uninstall via wiggle mode using quick shortcuts.
Master mission control to organize windows and apps across multiple desktops, moving windows between desktops, and navigating with three-finger swipes and trackpad gestures.
Use split view to place two apps side by side with green button and resize divider; mission control shows all windows and desktops, while app expose shows only the current app.
Learn quick Mac window and app switching using mission control, multiple desktops, dock navigation, command-tab app switcher, and minimizing or moving windows aside for fast multitasking.
Open the Finder on your Mac to access apps, documents, and downloads. Switch views, customize the sidebar and toolbar, access devices and external drives, and share or organize files.
Explore how to customize Finder with status bar, path bar, and top bar, tailor the sidebar and toolbar, and choose icon, list, column, or gallery views.
Organize macOS files by creating and renaming folders, and move items with drag-and-drop or tabs. Use spring loading and option-command-v for fast move, plus favorites and dock.
Learn how to organize files by tagging them with colors. Assign tags across projects, rename or delete tags, and search by tags to filter results and save smart folders.
Create smart folders, or saved searches, to view files by name, type, or other criteria. Add them to the sidebar for quick access, with auto-updating results as new files appear.
Learn practical Finder tricks for macOS Monterey, including creating folders, moving items, getting info, showing paths and previews, and mastering undo, keyboard shortcuts, and trash management.
Learn to set and switch default apps for file types on macOS by using open with, drag and drop, and get info to apply always or across all files.
Learn practical text selection on mac by clicking and dragging, shift-clicking to end selections, and using arrow keys with modifiers like option and command for word, line, and paragraph selections.
Explore text transformations and substitutions in pages, including uppercase, lowercase, capitalization, and substitutions like smart quotes, smart links, data detectors, and keyboard shortcuts.
Learn basic and advanced text editing shortcuts on macOS, including navigation with arrow keys, option and command combinations, selecting, copying, pasting, deleting, undoing, redoing, and matching styles.
Learn to create and merge multiple documents into a single pdf from diverse apps using export or print-to-pdf, then refine with preview's thumbnails, reordering, and a cover page.
Explore how to revert to a previous version in Pages on macOS, browse versions with a timeline, restore or save a copy, and copy content between versions.
Learn to reduce file size by applying adjustments such as scaled down images, removing trimmed media, and converting formats, then save as a smaller copy or replace the original.
Learn multiple ways to handle Word documents on the Mac, from using Word via the App Store and Pages to Quick Look previews and exporting back to Word.
Export a Pages document to PDF, Word, EPUB, and more, adjusting image quality, accessibility options, and layout type, while preserving the original document and applying password protection if needed.
Navigate Safari efficiently by using tabs, shortcuts, and tab management settings to open, switch, and close tabs quickly; leverage history and on page search to find results fast.
Explore Safari tab groups, compact view with the address field built into the current tab, and how to manage groups across windows for efficient tab organization.
Organize Safari bookmarks with folders and emojis, save favorite videos, and keep a handy history view to reopen tabs and manage previous sessions.
Learn to use Safari reading list to save articles for later, view and manage items offline, and sync across Mac, iPhone, and iPad with iCloud.
Block intrusive ads in Safari using reader mode and an ad blocker extension like AdBlock Plus, and toggle per page or refresh if ads interfere with content such as YouTube.
Safari 14's privacy report shows how cross-site tracking is blocked and lists trackers across sites. Turn on prevent cross-site tracking to keep ads non-targeted and regain privacy control.
Learn to clear Safari’s cache and cookies for a specific site through Safari preferences, manage website data, and understand the trade-offs of targeted removal versus a full clear.
Explore how Safari private browsing works, its limits, and how it doesn't protect you from your employer, while cookies and iCloud history behave.
Discover ten tips to speed up Safari loading pages on macOS, from closing unused tabs to clearing data. Improve performance with tweaks to extensions, search, caches, storage, and network checks.
Navigate the mac app store to discover new apps, explore categories, and understand purchases, licenses, Apple ID syncing across devices, and app updates.
Learn to leverage calendar and reminders together by distinguishing events from tasks, using time and location triggers, priorities, notes, and sharing to stay organized.
Learn how the notes app stores short texts, checklists, tables, and styled notes across devices with iCloud sync, including folders, sharing, and photo edits.
Discover how TextEdit, the free macOS editor, supports plain and rich text modes, opens Microsoft Word documents, and exports to PDF for quick notes and coding tasks.
Explore how to use the Preview app to open and edit PDFs and images, including highlighting, deleting and rearranging pages, filling forms and adding a signature, cropping, and adding shapes.
Explore Pages, Numbers, and Keynote as native macOS productivity apps with templates, cross-device synchronization, and compatibility with Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Master macOS pages, Apple's word processing and page layout app, through a comprehensive course. It includes 14 sections, over 100 tutorials, and more than seven hours of instruction.
Connect and consolidate multiple email accounts in the mail app, following on-screen prompts to add providers. Customize general, accounts, fonts, viewing, composing, signatures, and rules for streamlined email management.
Master macOS Monterey's Photos app editing tools to crop, rotate, and adjust light and color. Learn to apply filters, fix white balance, reduce noise, retouch, and revert to original.
Learn about five hidden macOS apps - chess, dictionary, font book, image capture, and voice memos - and how to access system applications and use them with iCloud.
Explore advanced calculator features in macOS Monterey, from deleting last digits and copy-paste with Command-C/V to speech, large type, multiple calculator modes, conversions, paper tape, and RPN.
Learn to customize Finder and the Dock by refreshing settings, adjusting the status bar, path bar, tab bar, and view options, and tailoring the sidebar and toolbar.
Learn to customize your macOS Monterey desktop and screensaver, including dynamic wallpapers, per-desktop backgrounds, and desktop organization with sorting, grid snapping, stacks, and hot corners.
discover how to create custom keyboard shortcuts for Mac menu items, using exact item names, in system preferences > keyboard > shortcuts > App Shortcuts, and apply them across apps.
Explore how macOS Monterey merges widgets with notifications in a single panel, edit the widget gallery to add or remove widgets, and access deep links to apps.
Create your own shortcut as an assignment. The explanation guide helps you understand how to automate tasks on macOS Monterey.
Learn how to access your Mac's system information and manage updates, security, and privacy. Enable location services, unlock with Apple Watch, and allow third‑party apps by identifying developers.
Learn to free up space on your Mac using built-in storage tools: optimize storage with iCloud, manage backups, clean trash, identify large files, and review caches and system folders.
Set up Time Machine on your Mac to automatically back up to an external drive, preserving file history for easy recovery. Choose a USB-C drive larger than your Mac's capacity.
Discover ten Mac security settings that directly impact your Mac’s protection, from password timing and lock screen message to file vault encryption, app source controls, and encrypted backups.
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MacOS is GREAT ... If You can use the whole potential of it, if you know what you're doing.
I’m using Mac computer everyday for more than 10 years and still learning new techniques and shortcuts how to optimise my workflow and I want to share it all with you. When I bought my first MacBook after using Windows for many many years, it took me many hours to learn even basic functionalities in macOS and months before I became entirely comfortable with my Mac.
This course will take you from a beginner / intermediate to an advanced macOS user in no time!
You're probably missing out a lot more than you think. I know that because I teach people how to use Mac every day and see how much time they waste in navigation menus, do things old fashioned ways and don't use quick shortcut keys or just incorrectly use the trackpad.
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Explore a redesigned and modern videos. With improved sound quality and graphics to help you better understand. Each tutorial clearly presents a topic and shows you how to use macOS. You can watch while trying out techniques for yourself. Presented by the appleonlineacademy website dedicated to helping people to understand and use Apple devices to their full potential.
This course will be regularly updated and I will be adding more macOS tips as I explore them in new released updates
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It has unique graphics which makes video tutorials fresh and not boring
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It includes bonus How to.. section with lot of tips and tricks
Course is supported by Downloadable materials
I offer full personalised support in Q&A section and also in closed facebook group for enrolled students