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Learn Microsoft Windows 8
Learn everything you need to know about Windows 8 including new navigation, features, tools and more!
Created byClipTraining Inc
Last updated 3/2013
English
What you'll learn
- 100 lectures and nearly 5 hours of concentrated (no fluff) video content
- Learn how to navigate Windows 8 and personalize it to suit your style
- Later lessons cover advanced subject matter like networking, security and administrative tools
- Complete all lessons to obtain practical knowledge to help your productivity with Windows 8 at home, at work or on the go!
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Course content
9 sections • 102 lectures • 4h 26m total length
- Introductory Lecture1:43
In this lecture clip we will provide an introduction to ClipTraining and information on how to best use our training materials.
- ClipStart Guide for Windows 82:00
Download this 2 page guide to help get you and your team up and running fast with Windows 8!
- What is Windows 8?1:23Get a quick tour of the new interface including the Start screen, the Desktop and the Charms bar. We’ll also show you hidden commands on the edges of the screen. We’ll show you these features and more in this whirlwind tour of Windows 8.
- Working with the Start Screen2:37With constantly updating live tiles filled with info, there’s a lot going on when you first log in to Windows. Learn how to move app tiles, view basic account options and get a broader view of your apps. Also discover how to show the Charms bar, activating it from the right upper or lower corner.
- Accessing the Windows Desktop 2:39Learn how to quickly get to the Windows 8 Desktop app in this clip. Familiar features are shown like the taskbar, notifications area, shortcuts, Libraries and the Control Panel. We also take a brief look at the new feature File Explorer. Overall, this is just an updated name for Windows Explorer. One change however that is explained in this clip is the new menu system which closely resembles the tab and ribbon interface that Office 2007 and 2010 use.
- Logging in to Windows0:56Get a better understanding of how to get past the lock screen and then log in to Windows. Make sure you know your password (if you have one) or you’ll be locked out of the system.
- Using the Start Tip, Back Tip and Switcher 3:11The left edge of your screen contains these three navigational tools. This clips shows you how to activate them. Using your mouse head to the upper left corner to show the Back tip or the lower left corner to show the Start tip. Like the Charms bar, Switcher is shown when you start at either the upper or lower left corner and then slide your mouse up or down. See these features demonstrated and explained further in this clip.
- Getting Started
- Exploring Touch Navigation Features 3:58With a new OS comes a new way of working with it. If y u have a touch enabled device you’ll definitely want to check out this clip which explains and demonstrates lots of touch features. As the clip shows, you can get detailed info on touch from Windows 8 Help and Support and searching the keyword “Touch”.
- Understanding the Charms Bar 1:52If you need to learn what the Charms bar is all about, this clip is for you. We’ll show you how to open the Charms bar and then demonstrate how to use the Start Charm.
- Working with the Search Charm 2:36If you think of it that way, you’ll quickly grasp the importance of this charm. See how to perform searches in this clip and how to locate both apps and specific content within apps. Keep in mind the Search charm lets you locate lots of data, much more than just apps. You can search for apps, files, settings and more. This clip shows you how to get the most out of this charm.
- Working with the Share Charm 2:00One of the fastest and easiest ways to share information with others in Windows 8 is by using the Share charm. See how easy this is to do in the short video clip.
- Working with the Devices Charm 2:05When you’re ready to print a document or access wireless speakers or work with other devices you have connected to your Windows 8 machine, the Devices charm is the place to go. This clip shows you exactly how to use this charm. Note- the Devices charm cannot be used from the desktop, it only works with apps form your Start screen.
- Working with the Settings Charm 2:06This charm is the place to go when you need to access power options such as Sleep, Shut down or Restart. Also when you quickly want to access PC Settings, this charm will do the trick. This clip will teach you how to access app specific (context sensitive) options as well.
- Understanding Live Tiles 1:01
- Modifying Tiles on the Start Screen 1:47Learn how to customize tiles on the Start screen. For example, some tiles have the capability to become larger or smaller. OR you can name entire groups of tiles and then move those tiles around as a group. See these features demonstrated in this clip.
- Understanding Snap 1:47Snap allows you to multitask between apps in Windows 8 in a entirely new way. This feature requires your screen resolution to be set to a minimum of 1366 x768. This clip shows various apps and even the desktop utilizing Snap.
- Keyboard Shortcut Tricks 3:33Here are some of new keyboard shortcuts that we demonstrate in this clip:
- Windows Key Use this to return to the Start Screen from an app or the Desktop. If you are already on the Start screen and you press the Windows key, you will be taken to the last app you opened. If you haven’t opened any apps and you press the Windows key from your Start screen, you’ll be taken to the Desktop.
- Windows Key + Tab Use this to open the Switcher bar and cycle through open apps by continuing to press the tab button repeatedly.
- Windows Key + C This shortcut will bring up the Charms bar
- Windows Key + Q Opens the Search Charm
- Windows Key + H Opens the Share Charm
- Windows Key + I Opens the Settings Charm
- Windows Key + K Opens the Devices Charm
- Windows Key + D Opens the Desktop app
- Using Jump Lists 2:46If your desktop contains a ton of shortcuts, you may consider utilizing Jump Lists. This clip not only shows you how to setup items on Jump Lists, but it also teaches you how to customize Jump Lists settings.
- Modifying the Taskbar 3:28In just a few minutes you’ll see several ways to modify the taskbar like moving its location, locking it, auto-hiding it or moving shortcuts on it. Discover how you can add toolbars to the taskbar or view Taskbar properties in this quick clip.
- Exploring the Notification Area 2:39After showing you where the notification are is, this clip explains how to control certain Windows 8 features from here. Then a demonstration is provided on how to customize notification area icons. Finally, you’ll see how to turn on or system icons.
- Using Ribbon UI applications 3:44Windows 8 on board applications such as Wordpad and Paint now come with the tab and ribbon user interface (UI). This clip teaches you tab and ribbon basics and concludes by showing you how to utilize the quick access toolbar above the ribbon UI.
- Working with File Explorer 2:29File Explorer is the main way to access files and folders and replaces Windows Explorer found in older versions of Windows. You’ll note in this short video that File Explorer contains a new tab and ribbon interface. This interface is displayed along with the quick access toolbar.
- Understanding Libraries 2:41Libraries let you access content from various folders from one location. We explain how this works and then set up a library in this clip.
- Windows 8 Navigation
- Navigation Part Two
- Lock Screen Personalization 2:36Ever wonder how you can configure which notifications you receive on the Lock screen? Discover how to customize these as well as the picture on the lock screen.
- Start Screen Personalization 1:41In this clip its back over to PC Settings where we look now at how to customize the background of the Start Screen. We’ll show you how to change the background style and color in this quick clip.
- Account Picture Personalization 1:04You may have realized by now that you can customize your account picture in Windows 8. But did you know that you can also set a video for your account profile as well? Find out how to choose between either selection in this fast moving video.
- Understanding Account Settings 2:40One of the keys to understanding account settings is grasping what types of accounts are able to login to Windows 8. This clip helps gt you acquainted with both, a Microsoft account and a local account. This clip will show you how to convert one style of account to the other and what features these accounts include.
- Advanced Personalization Settings 4:52This clip focus on the following areas of PC Settings:
- Notifications
- Search
- Share
- General
- Privacy
- Devices
- Ease of Access
- Sync your Settings
- HomeGroup
- Windows Update
A brief overview of features in each section is provided.
- Modifying Display Settings 2:44Adjusting your screen and display configurations is the focus of this clip. If you’re having trouble with Snap, you may need to change your screen resolution and this clip shows you just how to do this.
- Enter a Title3:57Windows 8 gives us a chance to customize two different backgrounds –the one on the Start screen behind the tiles and the one on the desktop. This clip takes a look at how to customize the desktop background and demonstrates changing it. The video concludes by taking a brief look at how to modify screen saver settings.
- Modifying Date and Time Settings 2:55Typically our date and time settings don’t need any adjustments. However if a situation arises where you need to have access regularly to the time in another time zone, this clip will show you how to set this up
- Personalizing Your Windows 8 System
- Exploring the Windows Store 3:00Windows 8 has brought with it so many new features. One of the best is the Windows Store. This clip introduces you to the Windows Store and demonstrates the process for searching and finding apps. Then an app installation is performed in this quick clip.
- Installing Essentials 2012 3:32Formerly known as Windows Live Essentials, the new Essentials 2012 offers the same applications as before but several contain refinements. The purpose of this clip is to walk you throughout the download and installation of this free software package from Microsoft.
- Using the Snipping Tool 2:12The snipping tool is largely unchanged from the version we saw in Windows 7. Screenshots are easy to take with it an it’s easy to mark up screenshots with basic graphics. The Snipping Tool will not work in Windows 8 apps, only on the desktop side and with applications.
- Understanding Reader 3:26At long last Windows ships with its very own PDF reader. This clip shows you around the app and how to get the most out of it.
- Exploring the Mail and People Apps 4:38The Mail and People apps are tightly integrated into Windows 8 and are both easy to use. This clip provides an overview of each app and shows how they can be used in conjunction with the Share charm.
- Working with the Calendar App 1:51Another app that falls in the category of easy to use is the Calendar app. The clip explains and demonstrates how to use this app including changing the calendar view from Month to week to year, advancing to different months and more. The short video clip concludes by creating an actual appointment and saving it.
- Using the SkyDrive App 2:48With 7gigabytes of free storage in the cloud, Microsoft provides an easy way to access this content through Windows 8. This clip focuses on the SkyDrive app and shows you how to manage files for this. Discover how to add files to the SkyDrive and then open these files as well.
- Exploring the IE10 App 2:07One of the two styles of the IE10 browser included with Windows 8 is the IE 10 app. This short clip provides an overview of the app and teaches you basic navigation commands.
- Advanced Features of the IE10 app 4:49This clip opens by teaching you how to work with multiple tabs in IE10. Also shown is how to pin webpages to the Start screen or add them to Favorites. Also covered is how to use the View on the Desktop and Get App for this Site commands. We also show you how to access the IE 10 app Internet Options.
- Using the IE10 Desktop 2:47The more traditional browser of the two, the desktop version of IE 10 contains a very familiar browsing interface if you have used IE 9 or IE 8. This clip gives an overview on how to use this browser and takes a brief look at the browser menus.
- Windows Store, Essentials and Tools
- Utilizing a Picture Password 2:28Protecting your device with a password is very important. This clip shows you how to use a picture password to protect Windows 8. Watch how the password is setup and then tried out on the actual machine.
- Understanding the Action Center 2:31If something is going wrong with your machine, the Action Center might be a good first place to look for trouble. As this clip explains, here you will find messages for security and maintenance features throughout the system. In just a few minutes, you’ll see the scope of services that are monitored through the Action Center.
- Working with User Account Control 2:55As an added layer of protection, the User Account Control defends Widows 8 against unwanted applications or commands running. This clip serves as an introduction to the UAC and shows you how to access its controls and modify them.
- Managing Windows Defender 4:51Replacing Microsoft Security Essential in Windows 8, Windows Defender is the integrated anti-virus, anti-malware and anti-spyware protection that offers full protection of your device. In this clip we get an overview of how this program works. A quick scan is demonstrated. Also shown is updating to the latest anti-virus definitions.
- Understanding Windows Firewall 3:36Like other standard security features in Windows 8, Windows Firewall is automatically running when you connect to a network. Even so, there are times when you may need to fine tune a firewall setting. This clip explores Firewall settings and explains configuration options.
- Customizing Windows Programs and Features 2:58If you need to uninstall an application, this clip will show you how it’s done. Also learn how to repair various applications in Windows. Next, learn how to uninstall Windows Updates if needed. Finally, you’ll see how to add or remove features in Windows 8 like Internet Explorer, Windows Media Player or Hyper V.
- Configuring Folder Options 3:18If you have wondered how you can modify the way your folders look and display information, then this video is for you. Learn how to access the various options on the Folder Options dialog box in this quick clip.
- Customizing Autoplay 2:11This clip lets you see the configuration options for Autoplay. All types of media can use Autoplay: Removable drives, Memory cards, DVD’s, Blue Ray discs and more. Discover how to customize the settings for each of these.
- Configuring Default Programs 4:02From time to time, we may need to change which applications open certain files by default. Or we may want a certain file type to open with a particular program. In either case, Default Programs in Windows 8 can help you configure these settings and in this clip we explain and demonstrate how to do this.
- Working with the Device Manager 2:50Managing your hardware is made much easier when you understand how to use the Device Manager. Learn about different management options you have for your hardware in this clip such as updating drivers, uninstalling devices or scanning for hardware changes.
- Connecting Devices and Printers 2:06Different from Device Manager, Devices and Printers offers a simplified way of managing your hardware. In addition, you also have the chance to manage any connected printers from here as well. This quick video explores the various features of Devices and Printers.
- Security Features and Advanced Options
- Utilizing the Ease of Access Center 2:25This central location in the control panel lets you setup specific configuration settings. Learn how to access this and configure the settings for items like Magnifier, On-Screen Keyboard, Narrator, High contrast. This clip will demonstrate some of how to use some of these features and get the most out of them.
- Understanding File History 2:54Windows 8 provides a new tool for backing up our files called File History. The purpose of File History is to save copies of your file so you can get them back if they are lost or damaged. This short video demonstrates how to use File History and also restore personal files that have been lost or damaged.
- Using Flash Player 2:25In this clip we’ll provide a brief overview of the Flash Player Settings Manager. From here you can tweak storage, camera and mic settings, playback and advanced settings as well. Learn how to locate this manager and make changes to the settings.
- Managing Family Safety 3:36Family Safety is Microsoft’s onboard protection for filtering content when on the Internet or playing games and the like. Setting up is real easy in this clip shows you the process of doing that. You’ll also learn how you can manage Family Safety settings from a web browser to any computer.
- Managing Fonts 2:48If you ever need to install a font, delete a font or just want to check up on the fonts that are already installed, you’ll definitely want to check out this short clip. In it, discover how to preview fonts before you install them and then go through the process of installing them and learn how to manage them in the control panel.
- Understanding Indexing2:05Indexing is Windows 8 way of creating any table of contents for the items on our machine, items like documents, pictures and other files and folders. By default the whole machine is not indexed but only certain aspects of it. If you’d like to increase what is created through the indexing then make sure you watch the short clip to find out how to do that.
- Modifying Power Options 2:38It certainly important to understand how to modify your power options. This is especially true if you’re using a mobile device. If you don’t know how to already, watch this clip so you can learn how to tweak these options and optimize your hardware for your power needs
- Utilizing BitLocker Drive Encryption 2:14By using Bitlocker you can encrypt an entire hard drive or removable drive using Bitlocker To Go. Strong encryption is used providing powerful security –it’s like keeping your files under lock and key. The process of setting this up is real easy and takes just a few moments to learn as this short clip demonstrates.
- Setting Regions 1:16When Windows 8 is first installed on a machine a specific region is configured. If the computer is moved from that region then you may want to reconfigure it. You’ll see this simple process for this in just a few moments with this clip. Also learn about other features available on the Region Dialog Box.
- Utilizing RemoteApp and Desktop Connections 1:28In a corporate environment, your administrators may configure remote applications or even remote desktops for you to access. To gain access to these features, you can use Remote App and Desktop Connections. Use of these features in Windows 8 requires Windows Server running on the backend. This clip shows you where to go once this is all setup and how to access these features.
- Working with Speech Recognition 4:28
If you’d like to control your computer by speech or dictate to it speech recognition in Windows 8 enables both of these possibilities. In this clip we show you an overview of Speech Recognition and demonstrate this in the operating system.
- Understanding Storages Spaces 2:27A brand new feature in Windows 8 is called Storage Spaces. The purpose of this feature is to allow you to pool multiple hard disks together So that they are seen by the operating system as one single drive. If one of the drives happens to fail in the course of time your data will still be safe because it was dispersed over multiple drives. In this short video lesson we show you where to find storage spaces and how to set it up.
- Using the Sync Center2:01Although it’s not new, the Sync Center is a lesser used features in Windows –some might even consider it a hidden feature. The purpose of it is to all for the quick synchronization of files across your network or connected devices. See where this feature is found and how it works in this short video lesson. Although it’s not new, the Sync Center is a lesser used features in Windows –some might even consider it a hidden feature. The purpose of it is to all for the quick synchronization of files across your network or connected devices. See where this feature is found and how it works in this short video lesson.
- Modifying User Accounts 2:26A new way to access user settings comes to us in PC Settings. This quick clip explores both the new Users section as well as the traditional section for modifying user accounts in the Control Panel.
- Working with Windows Update 1:47The core features of Windows Update remain largely unchanged from Windows 7. What has changed in Windows 8 is the way we access the Update information. In addition to the control panel, a new section of the operating system called PC Settings contains a Windows Update section. Learn how to access this information in this short video clip.
- Control Panel
- Control Panel Part Two
- Configuring Wireless Connection Settings2:33If you are on the go and need to connect your Windows 8 device to the network, understanding how to work with your wireless connection settings is a must. Fortunately Windows 8 makes this easy to manage. In a little over two minutes, you’ll get all the info you need to make sure you are up and running on the network in no time.
- Understanding HomeGroups 2:44First introduced in Windows 7, HomeGroups have proven to be one of the easiest ways to network computers together. HomeGroups only work with Windows 7 and Windows 8 machines. This lesson explains the simple steps required to setup a HomeGroup.
- Exploring Media Streaming Options 2:36When you give access to other machines in your HomeGroup access to your Media, you can configure specific restrictions for either machines or content on your machines which will block access to it. Discover what’s involved with modifying these options in this quick clip.
- Exploring the Network and Sharing 1:45Slightly changed in Windows 8, the Network and Sharing Center still gives us basic network information and the ability to set up connections. Learn more about the features here in under two minutes!
- Advanced Sharing Center Features 2:34Located in the Network and Sharing Center, the link to advanced sharing settings enables you to configure specific networking features on private or public networks. The settings revolve around network discovery, file and printer sharing and HomeGroup settings. You’ll see how to change sharing options for these features.
- Network Adapter Configuration 2:42This clips briefly examines configuration options for your network adapter. You can find the settings in the Network and Sharing Center. Follow along in this clip as these options are explained in brief.
- TCP/IP Configuration 2:14TCP/IP is the main language of communication for networked computers. On most occasions, you won’t have to adjust these settings. However if you are required to enter a static IP address, you’ll need to know how and where to access the settings. This clip shows you to accomplish this in just a couple of minutes.
- Networking
- Exploring Admin Tools 1:50If you’ve been searching for the admin tools in Windows 8, then search no more! This clips shows you how to turn on and access the admin tools in Windows 8.
- Enter Understanding the Computer Management Tool a Title2:30The purpose of the computer management tool is to place the most frequently used tools in one convenient MMC (Microsoft Management Console). The default tools are Task Scheduler, Event Viewer, Shared Folders, Local Users and Groups, Performance, Device Manager, Disk Manager and more. See how to access this tool in this clip.
- Working With Event Viewer 3:01When you open the Event Viewer, you will be able to view events that have occurred on your computer. Through log files, you can review errors, warnings or information on events and determine when it happened. See how to access and use this tool in this short video lesson.
- Understanding Services 3:25Each time your computer boots, lots of behind the scenes services are started. Although you may not need to worry about these services often, it is nice to know where to go when you need to troubleshoot or manage these services. You can follow along as Services is explained in this quick clip.
- Using the System Configuration Tool 2:57When diagnosing computer problems, particularly startup issues, the System Configuration tool can be a real asset to help you in pin pointing problems. Each of the 5 tabs is discussed: General, Boot, Services, Startup and Tools. Learn how to use this tool in just a few minutes.
- Exploring Disk Management2:49This tool provides an at-a-glance status of all our physical disks. Additionally, you can reformat, partition or change the drive letter of your drives from here. Learn more about Disk Management by watching this brief video.
- Using the Defragment and Optimize Drives Tool 2:26You can optimize your drives to help your computer run more efficiently, or analyze them to find out if they need to be optimized. See how this analysis and defragmentation process is run in just a couple minutes.
- Modifying Local Security Policy 2:48This short video lesson demonstrates how to access and modify your local security policy. As you modify policies, keep an eye out for the Explain tab on the dialog box which will help you understand the purpose of the policy.
- Utilizing the Task Scheduler 3:53If you pay attention carefully in this video lesson, you’ll see how tasks are scheduled in Windows 8 and also learn how to set up a basic task to run automatically. Keep in mind, several tasks have automatically been scheduled to run at regular intervals. This clip shows you how to view these also.
- Using the Task Manager 2:42New and enhanced, the Task Manager sports some powerful new features. This clip gives you an overview of this power packed tool!
- Working with the Performance Monitor 5:19You can use the Performance Monitor to view performance data either in real time or from a log file. This clips demonstrates both of these features and shows you how to view reports created by the performance Monitor.
- Understanding System Properties 1:50When you need to learn about basic configuration information regarding your system, head over to System Properties in the Control Panel. This clip explores the various aspects of System Properties.
- Assessing the Windows Experience Index 2:44Running the Windows Experience allows you to rate and determine how best to improve your computers performance. Watch how this test is run and get a better understanding of what your score means.
- Exploring Performance Information and Tools 1:39This part of the Control Panel pools a lot of performance tools together in one spot. Watch this quick clip to see how to locate these tools and what they are.
- Using Advanced Performance Tools 1:33This clip shows you how to access the Performance Options dialog box. The three tabs on here focus on visual effects, advanced performance options and data execution prevention.
- This clip shows you how to access the Performance Options dialog box. The three tabs on here focus on visual effects, advanced performance options and data execution prevention.3:04This clip explains some of the recovery options in Windows 8. One new tools lets you create a recovery drive. With this in place you can refresh or reset your PC and troubleshoot problems even if it can’t start! The other tool is System Restore, a feature that lets you restore your computer to the state it was in at a selected point in time.
- Understanding System Refresh 2:15This new feature acknowledges what seems to be a fundamental truth about Windows: over time as software is added, the computer seems to just run slower than when Windows was first installed. Using System Refresh you can now refresh it without losing your photos, music, videos and other personal files. Watch this two minute clip to see how this can be done.
- Using Troubleshooting Tools 1:37Windows 8 provides several troubleshooting wizards to help us automatically solve problems. Main categories include: Programs, Hardware and Sound, Network and Internet and more. Discover how to run a troubleshooter to quickly solve computer problems.
- Working with the Steps Recorder 2:42When you are having a computer problem that requires someone else’s eyes on it, consider using the Steps Recorder to help record screenshots as you go through what led up to the problem. Simple and easy to use, this clip demonstrates how to use this tool.
- Using the Reliability Monitor 2:46When you view the Reliability Monitor you can easily review your computer’s reliability and problem history. Using an index of 1 to 10 and displaying information in graph form, it’s real easy to see exactly when problems occurred and get more information about them. Discover how easy it can be to use the Reliability Monitor in just a few short minutes.
- Using the Resource Monitor 2:05Use the resource monitor to give you detailed information on your CPU, Memory, Disk and Network usage. This clip explains how you can stop processes and process trees, analyze wait chains or even suspend processes. All this is explained for you in just a couple of minutes.
- Exploring Print Management 1:33Watch this clip for a broad overview of the purpose of Print Management. You’ll see how to manage printers you have access to and learn how Print Management can help you maintain your connected printers.
- Running Disc Cleanup 2:11If you are using a mobile device such as a tablet or laptop to run Windows 8 then you know that hard disk space can be at a premium. To help gain back space, Windows 8 provides a helpful tool called Disc Cleanup. In this clip you’ll see this toll demonstrated and explained.
- Understanding Remote Assistance 2:28When you start Remote Assistance you’ll be able to connect to another machine to “remote control” it or allow a trusted individual to do “remote control” your machine. This short video shows you what’s involved in establishing a connection.
- An Overview of Windows to Go 1:39Another new tool in Windows 8 is Windows To Go. This tool will let you turn a USB drive into a complete bootable version of Windows 8 that you can the launch from a compatible Windows 7 or Windows 8 device. See where to set up Windows to Go in this quick clip.
- Exploring Hyper–V 3:38A virtual machine lets you run one operating system within another. Microsoft’s native VM software is called Hyper-V. In this clip we show you what’s involved with performing a standard VM installation in Hyper-V.
- Enabling EFS for Files and Folders 2:35With Bitlocker and Bitlocker To Go you can encrypt entire hard drives or removable drives. In this clip we go over EFS, the Encryption File Service and show you how you can use it to use it. In just a couple of minutes you will learn how to encrypt or decrypt individual files on your system.
- Running Windows Memory Diagnostic 2:11If you think you are having issues with your physical memory on board your PC, you can run the Windows Memory Diagnostic. A simple test that’s easy to perform, this clip takes you completely through the test and shows you the results.
- Administration - Tools and Management
- Administration - Monitor, Memory and Misc.
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- All Internet browsers, including Internet Explorer, Safari, Chrome, and Firefox
Description
This windows 8 video tutorial contains 100 concentrated video lessons to take you from Newbie to Power User with Windows 8!
With Windows 8 we see Microsoft making a bold move in completely revising the user interface, expanding their stretch to include tablet devices, and enhancing existing features (while including a few new ones). The goal of this Windows 8 Training is to help you learn all you need to know about Windows 8.
ClipTraining is relied upon by the Fortune 100 to K12 schools everywhere. Our methodology is concentrated content without all the added fluff you see in other Windows 8 Video Tutorials. If something only takes 3 minutes to learn, that is all you should spend learning it! 100 lessons and 5 hours of concentrated learning time is all you need to master Windows 8.
Go from Newbie to Power User in no time with our lessons on subjects like navigation, personalization, the Windows Store, Essentials, security features, advanced options, Control Panel items, Networking and Administration tools with this Windows 8 Training.
</p>Who this course is for:
- Anyone interested in learning Windows 8. Whether new to Windows or long time Windows users, this course will help you get up to speed fast with the latest Operating System from Microsoft.