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Revision as of 19:51, 11 September 2024


Welcome to Windows 101!

Windows 101
Windows 101

This series is designed to help you get comfortable using a Windows computer from the ground up. Whether you’ve never touched a computer before or just need a refresher, you’re in the right place.

 

This series focuses only on the tools and tasks you’ll need for your job, keeping things simple and relevant. Each lesson is short and to the point, so you can quickly learn what you need without feeling overwhelmed.

 

We’ll start with the basics, introducing you to the main components of the Windows interface, and gradually move into more practical topics like file management, security, and essential tools for your daily work. Every section is designed to be easy to follow, with helpful pictures and animations to guide you along the way. If a picture looks small, just click on it to see a larger version.

 

By the end of this series, you'll feel confident navigating and using your Windows computer to stay productive and efficient at work.
 

Lesson 1 - The Interface
Covers the basic components such as the Desktop, Taskbar, Start Menu, and System Tray.


Lesson 2 - The Desktop
Covers basics of the desktop such as opening programs, icons and moving icons.


Lesson 3 - The Taskbar
Covers basics of the Taskbar.


Lesson 4 - Managing Windows
How to minimize, maximize, move and resize windows to efficiently manage workspace.


Lesson 5 - The Start Menu
A detailed guide on how to navigate the Start Menu, including how to find apps, settings, and files.


Lesson 6 - Context Menus
A detailed guide on how to right-click menus.


Lesson 7 - File Management
Introduction to using File Explorer, organizing files and folders, and basic file operations like copy, cut, and paste.


Lesson 8 - Security
Fundamental tips for keeping your computer and information safe, including recognizing phishing attempts, using strong passwords, and keeping software updated.


Lesson 9 - Copy, Paste, and Screenshots
Simple methods for taking screenshots on Windows 10 using the Snipping Tool.


Lesson 10 - Internet Basics
Fundamental concepts of the Internet, including what it is, how it works, and basic terminology.


Lesson 11 - Google Chrome
How to effectively use Google Chrome for browsing, including tips on tabs, bookmarks, and settings.


Lesson 12 - Gmail
Basic overview of Gmail, including how to sign in and navigate the interface.


Lesson 13 - Slack
Getting Started with Slack '- Introduction to Slack, including how to sign in and navigate the interface.


Lesson 14 - Google Docs
Basic overview of Google Docs, including how to create, open, and navigate documents.


Lesson 15 - Google Drive
Basic overview of Google Drive.