Computer Literacy for Mac (2018)
2h 29mBeginner2018-03-22
Authors

Garrick Chow
Senior Staff Instructor at LinkedIn Learning
Course details
In this course, Garrick Chow walks through the skills necessary to use Mac computers comfortably, while improving learning, productivity, and performance. This course focuses on Mac hardware and the macOS operating system, offering a thorough introduction to computers, networks, and computer peripherals such as printers, Bluetooth devices, and more. In addition, basic procedures with software applications, the internet, and email are covered.
Learning objectives
What's inside a computer?
How to learn any application
Five things that work in all applications
Setting up a printer
Connecting to wired and wireless networks
Email servers and clients
Dealing with spam
Working with search engines
Sharing files with others
Learning objectives
What's inside a computer?
How to learn any application
Five things that work in all applications
Setting up a printer
Connecting to wired and wireless networks
Email servers and clients
Dealing with spam
Working with search engines
Sharing files with others
Skills covered
Mac OSClient Operating SystemsIT Help DeskAppleOne-Off
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Welcome
1. Introduction to Computers
- 02 - What's a computer
- 03 - What's inside a computer
- 04 - Laptop vs. desktop computers
- 05 - Special considerations when using a laptop
2. Introduction to Operating Systems
- 06 - Understanding the operating system
- 07 - Understanding files, folders, and directories
- 08 - Understanding your home folder (your user folder)
- 09 - Using your desktop
- 10 - Taking out the trash
- 11 - The right click
3. Introduction to Software and Applications
- 12 - Understanding applications
- 13 - Opening and saving files
- 14 - Choosing the right tool
- 15 - How to learn any application
- 16 - Five things that work in all applications
4. Introduction to Computer Peripherals
- 17 - Understanding computer ports
- 18 - Setting up a printer
- 19 - Printing your documents
- 20 - Portable storage devices
- 21 - Pairing with Bluetooth devices
5. Introduction to Networks and Getting Online
- 22 - Understanding networks and internet access
- 23 - Connecting to wired network
- 24 - Connecting to wireless networks
- 25 - Working in a networked environment
- 26 - Staying protected from viruses
6. Introduction to Email
- 27 - Understanding email servers and clients
- 28 - Setting up your email application
- 29 - Receiving and reading email
- 30 - Composing new email messages
- 31 - Reply vs. reply all
- 32 - Dealing with spam
7. Introduction to Internet Searching
- 33 - Understanding search engines
- 34 - Searching tips
8. Introduction to Sharing Files
- 35 - Common obstacles in sharing files
- 36 - Creating PDFs for document sharing
- 37 - Compressing files
Conclusion
- 38 - What's next
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