Computer Basics Course

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Unlock Your Potential With Our Computer Basics Course!

Dive into the heart of the digital universe with our exhilarating and beginner-friendly course – Computer Basics Course! ✨

What Awaits You: Embark on a thrilling journey where technology meets simplicity. Whether you’re a computer novice or looking to brush up on your digital skills, this course is your gateway to unlocking the secrets of the digital realm.

️ Course Highlights:

Practical Skills: Acquire skills you can use right away in your digital life.
Friendly Language: We speak human, not tech jargon.

What You’ll Master:

Meet Your Computer: Get to know your digital sidekick, inside and out.
Digital Tour Guide: Navigate the online universe without getting lost.
File Karate: Tame those files, folders, and programs like a ninja.
Copy-Paste Magic: Become the master of digital sleight-of-hand.
App Adventure: Install, uninstall, and shortcut your way through the digital jungle.
Email Fiesta: Create your own digital mailbox party.
Backup Bodyguard: Keep your digital treasures safe and sound.
Office Oasis: Command Microsoft Office like a pro.
AnyDesk Odyssey: Travel the digital world without leaving your chair.
Tech Troubleshooting: Fix tech hiccups with a superhero cape (figuratively speaking).

Why Join Us? Because the digital world should be fun, not daunting! Our course is the perfect blend of excitement and education, bringing the tech wonderland to your fingertips.

What’s the best part?It is FREE!

Ready for the Ride? Click ‘Enroll’ and let’s turn the tech world from “uh-oh” to “Aha!” together!

Course Content

Module 1: Hardware vs Software
In this Module we will make a clear distinction and and understanding on Hardware vs Software.

Module 1
03:47
Module 1 Quiz

Module 2: Understanding Operating Systems (OS)
Participants will learn about operating systems, the software that manages computer hardware and provides services for computer programs.

Module 3: Files, Folders, and Programs
This module delves into the organization of digital information. Participants will grasp the concepts of files, folders, and programs, understanding how to manage and navigate their digital environment efficiently.

Module 4: Using Media, Copying from External Devices
Participants will explore working with various media types, including photos, videos, and documents. The module covers how to copy and transfer data from external devices like USB drives and smartphones to the computer.

Module 5 Tips and Tricks for Efficient Computer Use
This module is going to have Windows Shortcuts to make your workflow a lot more efficient. The Shortcuts can be used for other programs like Word & Excel so not just for Windows. For example you can still Ctrl + C in Word to copy and Ctrl + V to paste stuff.

Module 6: What an Email Address is
An introduction to email essentials, this module covers what an email address is and guides participants on what to use is for.

Module 7: Backup and Restore
Understanding the importance of data backup, this module explains how to safeguard files and folders. Participants will learn methods for creating backups and restoring data in case of loss or system failure. It will mainly cover Local Backups but briefly go over Cloud with OneDrive.

Module 8: Microsoft Office and OneDrive
This module introduces Microsoft Office, a suite of productivity tools, and OneDrive, a cloud storage service. Will also explain what Microsoft is and the difference between Windows and Office.

Module 9: AnyDesk Remote Assistance
Participants will be introduced to AnyDesk, a remote desktop software. The module explains what AnyDesk is and provides a practical guide on how to use it for remote technical assistance.

Module 10: Basic Software Troubleshooting
This module equips participants with basic troubleshooting skills. They will learn how to identify and address common software issues, enhancing their ability to maintain a smooth digital experience.

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Computer Basics Course

About Course

Course Content

Module 1: Hardware vs Software
In this Module we will make a clear distinction and and understanding on Hardware vs Software.

Module 1

Module 1 Quiz

Module 2: Understanding Operating Systems (OS)
Participants will learn about operating systems, the software that manages computer hardware and provides services for computer programs.

Module 2

Module 2 Quiz

Module 3: Files, Folders, and Programs
This module delves into the organization of digital information. Participants will grasp the concepts of files, folders, and programs, understanding how to manage and navigate their digital environment efficiently.

Module 3

Module 3 Quiz

Module 4: Using Media, Copying from External Devices
Participants will explore working with various media types, including photos, videos, and documents. The module covers how to copy and transfer data from external devices like USB drives and smartphones to the computer.

Module 4

Module 4 Quiz

Module 5

Module 5 Quiz

Module 6: What an Email Address is
An introduction to email essentials, this module covers what an email address is and guides participants on what to use is for.

Module 6

Module 6 Quiz

Module 7

Module 7 Quiz

Module 8: Microsoft Office and OneDrive
This module introduces Microsoft Office, a suite of productivity tools, and OneDrive, a cloud storage service. Will also explain what Microsoft is and the difference between Windows and Office.

Module 8

Module 8 Quiz

Module 9: AnyDesk Remote Assistance
Participants will be introduced to AnyDesk, a remote desktop software. The module explains what AnyDesk is and provides a practical guide on how to use it for remote technical assistance.

Module 9

Module 9 Quiz

Module 10: Basic Software Troubleshooting
This module equips participants with basic troubleshooting skills. They will learn how to identify and address common software issues, enhancing their ability to maintain a smooth digital experience.

Module 10

Module 10 Quiz

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About Course

Course Content

Module 1: Hardware vs Software In this Module we will make a clear distinction and and understanding on Hardware vs Software.

Module 1

Module 1 Quiz

Module 2: Understanding Operating Systems (OS) Participants will learn about operating systems, the software that manages computer hardware and provides services for computer programs.

Module 2

Module 2 Quiz

Module 3: Files, Folders, and Programs This module delves into the organization of digital information. Participants will grasp the concepts of files, folders, and programs, understanding how to manage and navigate their digital environment efficiently.

Module 3

Module 3 Quiz

Module 4: Using Media, Copying from External Devices Participants will explore working with various media types, including photos, videos, and documents. The module covers how to copy and transfer data from external devices like USB drives and smartphones to the computer.

Module 4

Module 4 Quiz

Module 5

Module 5 Quiz

Module 6: What an Email Address is An introduction to email essentials, this module covers what an email address is and guides participants on what to use is for.

Module 6

Module 6 Quiz

Module 7

Module 7 Quiz

Module 8: Microsoft Office and OneDrive This module introduces Microsoft Office, a suite of productivity tools, and OneDrive, a cloud storage service. Will also explain what Microsoft is and the difference between Windows and Office.

Module 8

Module 8 Quiz

Module 9: AnyDesk Remote Assistance Participants will be introduced to AnyDesk, a remote desktop software. The module explains what AnyDesk is and provides a practical guide on how to use it for remote technical assistance.

Module 9

Module 9 Quiz

Module 10: Basic Software Troubleshooting This module equips participants with basic troubleshooting skills. They will learn how to identify and address common software issues, enhancing their ability to maintain a smooth digital experience.

Module 10

Module 10 Quiz

Module 1: Hardware vs Software
In this Module we will make a clear distinction and and understanding on Hardware vs Software.

Module 2: Understanding Operating Systems (OS)
Participants will learn about operating systems, the software that manages computer hardware and provides services for computer programs.

Module 3: Files, Folders, and Programs
This module delves into the organization of digital information. Participants will grasp the concepts of files, folders, and programs, understanding how to manage and navigate their digital environment efficiently.

Module 4: Using Media, Copying from External Devices
Participants will explore working with various media types, including photos, videos, and documents. The module covers how to copy and transfer data from external devices like USB drives and smartphones to the computer.

Module 6: What an Email Address is
An introduction to email essentials, this module covers what an email address is and guides participants on what to use is for.

Module 8: Microsoft Office and OneDrive
This module introduces Microsoft Office, a suite of productivity tools, and OneDrive, a cloud storage service. Will also explain what Microsoft is and the difference between Windows and Office.

Module 9: AnyDesk Remote Assistance
Participants will be introduced to AnyDesk, a remote desktop software. The module explains what AnyDesk is and provides a practical guide on how to use it for remote technical assistance.

Module 10: Basic Software Troubleshooting
This module equips participants with basic troubleshooting skills. They will learn how to identify and address common software issues, enhancing their ability to maintain a smooth digital experience.