Desktop Computer Skills
Microsoft Windows 10 End User
Microsoft Windows 10 End User: Browsing with Edge
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Microsoft Windows 10 End User: Cortana
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Microsoft Windows 10 End User: Customizing Windows 10
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Microsoft Windows 10 End User: Hardware, Software, and Security Settings
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Microsoft Windows 10 End User: New Features
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Microsoft Windows 10 End User: Signing In and First View
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Windows 10: Accessing & Managing Files
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Windows 10: Configuring & Optimizing a System
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Windows 10: Configuring & Using Peripheral Devices
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Windows 10: Configuring Network & Share Settings
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Windows 10: Customizing System Appearance
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Windows 10: Ease of Access & Accessibility Tools
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Windows 10: Installing & Using Windows Universal Apps
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Windows 10: Managing Programs & File Types
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Windows 10: Managing User Accounts
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Windows 10: Navigating in a Desktop Environment
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Windows 10: Protecting & Backing Up Data
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Windows 10: Using Cortana
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Windows 10: Using Screenshot Tools
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Windows 10: Using Windows
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Microsoft Windows 10 End User: Browsing with Edge
Lesson Objectives
Microsoft Windows 10 End User: Browsing with Edge
- start the course
- identify the new options available in Microsoft Edge
- use the Reading list to save pages for offline viewing in Windows 10
- use the annotations toll to make notes on a web page in Windows 10
- share annotations made on a web page with others in Windows 10
- access the previous version of Internet Explorer to access pages that are incompatible with Microsoft Edge
- use the Reading view to remove unneeded clutter from the current web page
- access and change the Microsoft Edge proxy settings
- access and change the default home page used when opening Microsoft Edge
- accessing history and cookies settings in Microsoft Edge
- configure a social account for online presence in Windows 10
- configure the Home location for your Windows 10 device
- configure a Microsoft account to access a Windows 10 device
- accessing InPrivate mode for web browsing
- set a home page, and add and share annotations in Microsoft Edge
Overview/Description
In Windows 10, Microsoft has introduced a new Internet browser called Microsoft Edge, which competes with the best in class for speed and simplicity. Historically, the default browser in Windows has always been Internet Explorer, but this has changed with Windows 10, and this is possibly one of the biggest changes in the history of Windows. This course introduces Microsoft Edge and tells you all you need to know about this core part of the Windows 10 experience and the future of the platform. This course is one of a series that covers the features and capabilities of the new Windows 10 operating system.
In Windows 10, Microsoft has introduced a new Internet browser called Microsoft Edge, which competes with the best in class for speed and simplicity. Historically, the default browser in Windows has always been Internet Explorer, but this has changed with Windows 10, and this is possibly one of the biggest changes in the history of Windows. This course introduces Microsoft Edge and tells you all you need to know about this core part of the Windows 10 experience and the future of the platform. This course is one of a series that covers the features and capabilities of the new Windows 10 operating system.
Target Audience
End users who are already using, or will be using, Microsoft Windows 10 operating system for their devices or PCs.
End users who are already using, or will be using, Microsoft Windows 10 operating system for their devices or PCs.
Microsoft Windows 10 End User: Browsing with Edge
Lesson Objectives
Microsoft Windows 10 End User: Browsing with Edge
- start the course
- identify the new options available in Microsoft Edge
- use the Reading list to save pages for offline viewing in Windows 10
- use the annotations toll to make notes on a web page in Windows 10
- share annotations made on a web page with others in Windows 10
- access the previous version of Internet Explorer to access pages that are incompatible with Microsoft Edge
- use the Reading view to remove unneeded clutter from the current web page
- access and change the Microsoft Edge proxy settings
- access and change the default home page used when opening Microsoft Edge
- accessing history and cookies settings in Microsoft Edge
- configure a social account for online presence in Windows 10
- configure the Home location for your Windows 10 device
- configure a Microsoft account to access a Windows 10 device
- accessing InPrivate mode for web browsing
- set a home page, and add and share annotations in Microsoft Edge
Overview/Description
In Windows 10, Microsoft has introduced a new Internet browser called Microsoft Edge, which competes with the best in class for speed and simplicity. Historically, the default browser in Windows has always been Internet Explorer, but this has changed with Windows 10, and this is possibly one of the biggest changes in the history of Windows. This course introduces Microsoft Edge and tells you all you need to know about this core part of the Windows 10 experience and the future of the platform. This course is one of a series that covers the features and capabilities of the new Windows 10 operating system.
In Windows 10, Microsoft has introduced a new Internet browser called Microsoft Edge, which competes with the best in class for speed and simplicity. Historically, the default browser in Windows has always been Internet Explorer, but this has changed with Windows 10, and this is possibly one of the biggest changes in the history of Windows. This course introduces Microsoft Edge and tells you all you need to know about this core part of the Windows 10 experience and the future of the platform. This course is one of a series that covers the features and capabilities of the new Windows 10 operating system.
Target Audience
End users who are already using, or will be using, Microsoft Windows 10 operating system for their devices or PCs.
End users who are already using, or will be using, Microsoft Windows 10 operating system for their devices or PCs.
Microsoft Windows 10 End User: Cortana
Lesson Objectives
Microsoft Windows 10 End User: Cortana
- start the course
- access the settings for Cortana and personalize Cortana's reactions
- use Cortana to get directions and map details
- identify the integration options available between Cortana and other Microsoft applications
- use Cortana to perform web searches on your behalf
- use Cortana to set reminders on a Windows 10 device
- use Cortana to make a telephone call to a contact
- use Cortana to send text messages
- use Cortana to enter calendar entries
- use Cortana to set an alarm
- use Cortana to send an e-mail
- use Cortana to locate music on a device, or identify a song currently playing
- use Cortana to check the local weather reports
- set voice commands, alarms, meeting reminders, and calendar entries, and send an e-mail using Cortana in Windows 10
Overview/Description
Windows 10 is all about streamlining, and simplifying everyday tasks. In keeping with that philosophy, Windows 10 introduces an intelligent personal assistant called Cortana. Among Cortana's many functions, it can schedule appointments, search on your computer and the Internet, and even tell jokes. This course provides an overview of the tasks available when interacting with Cortana, as well as configuration options to customize Cortana to better assist you when using your Windows 10 system. This course is one of a series that covers the features and capabilities of the new Windows 10 operating system.
Windows 10 is all about streamlining, and simplifying everyday tasks. In keeping with that philosophy, Windows 10 introduces an intelligent personal assistant called Cortana. Among Cortana's many functions, it can schedule appointments, search on your computer and the Internet, and even tell jokes. This course provides an overview of the tasks available when interacting with Cortana, as well as configuration options to customize Cortana to better assist you when using your Windows 10 system. This course is one of a series that covers the features and capabilities of the new Windows 10 operating system.
Target Audience
End users who are already using, or will be using, Microsoft Windows 10 operating system for their devices or PCs.
End users who are already using, or will be using, Microsoft Windows 10 operating system for their devices or PCs.
Microsoft Windows 10 End User: Cortana
Lesson Objectives
Microsoft Windows 10 End User: Cortana
- start the course
- access the settings for Cortana and personalize Cortana's reactions
- use Cortana to get directions and map details
- identify the integration options available between Cortana and other Microsoft applications
- use Cortana to perform web searches on your behalf
- use Cortana to set reminders on a Windows 10 device
- use Cortana to make a telephone call to a contact
- use Cortana to send text messages
- use Cortana to enter calendar entries
- use Cortana to set an alarm
- use Cortana to send an e-mail
- use Cortana to locate music on a device, or identify a song currently playing
- use Cortana to check the local weather reports
- set voice commands, alarms, meeting reminders, and calendar entries, and send an e-mail using Cortana in Windows 10
Overview/Description
Windows 10 is all about streamlining, and simplifying everyday tasks. In keeping with that philosophy, Windows 10 introduces an intelligent personal assistant called Cortana. Among Cortana's many functions, it can schedule appointments, search on your computer and the Internet, and even tell jokes. This course provides an overview of the tasks available when interacting with Cortana, as well as configuration options to customize Cortana to better assist you when using your Windows 10 system. This course is one of a series that covers the features and capabilities of the new Windows 10 operating system.
Windows 10 is all about streamlining, and simplifying everyday tasks. In keeping with that philosophy, Windows 10 introduces an intelligent personal assistant called Cortana. Among Cortana's many functions, it can schedule appointments, search on your computer and the Internet, and even tell jokes. This course provides an overview of the tasks available when interacting with Cortana, as well as configuration options to customize Cortana to better assist you when using your Windows 10 system. This course is one of a series that covers the features and capabilities of the new Windows 10 operating system.
Target Audience
End users who are already using, or will be using, Microsoft Windows 10 operating system for their devices or PCs.
End users who are already using, or will be using, Microsoft Windows 10 operating system for their devices or PCs.
Microsoft Windows 10 End User: Customizing Windows 10
Lesson Objectives
Microsoft Windows 10 End User: Customizing Windows 10
- start the course
- navigate the Home view of Windows 10 File Explorer
- identify and access the features available in the ribbon view of Windows 10 File Explorer
- customize background and personal settings in Windows 10
- customize and personalize the Start menu for ease of access
- configure the Taskbar settings in Windows 10
- configure options for the system display, notifications apps, and power settings in Windows 10
- configure options for connected devices, including Bluetooth and printing devices, in Windows 10
- configure options for network settings, including Wi-Fi VPN and airplane mode, in Windows 10
- configure options for desktop background, colors, and the system lock screen in Windows 10
- configure syncing options and work versus family settings in Windows 10
- configure options for speech, region, and date settings in Windows 10
- configure the Narrator, the screen magnifier, and high contrast in Windows 10
- configure the device location and the devices camera settings in Windows 10
- configure options for Windows 10 updates, recovery, and backups
- change the background image, and set date, time, and location preferences in Windows 10
Overview/Description
Personalization options in Windows 10 are unparalleled, and the configuration experience has changed dramatically since Windows 7. This course guides you through the configuration options available, from desktop visual settings through to the settings app, which replaces the old Control Panel interface. This course will explore the personalization options available and is one of a series that covers the features and capabilities of the new Windows 10 operating system.
Personalization options in Windows 10 are unparalleled, and the configuration experience has changed dramatically since Windows 7. This course guides you through the configuration options available, from desktop visual settings through to the settings app, which replaces the old Control Panel interface. This course will explore the personalization options available and is one of a series that covers the features and capabilities of the new Windows 10 operating system.
Target Audience
End users who are already using, or will be using, Microsoft Windows 10 operating system for their devices or PCs.
End users who are already using, or will be using, Microsoft Windows 10 operating system for their devices or PCs.
Microsoft Windows 10 End User: Customizing Windows 10
Lesson Objectives
Microsoft Windows 10 End User: Customizing Windows 10
- start the course
- navigate the Home view of Windows 10 File Explorer
- identify and access the features available in the ribbon view of Windows 10 File Explorer
- customize background and personal settings in Windows 10
- customize and personalize the Start menu for ease of access
- configure the Taskbar settings in Windows 10
- configure options for the system display, notifications apps, and power settings in Windows 10
- configure options for connected devices, including Bluetooth and printing devices, in Windows 10
- configure options for network settings, including Wi-Fi VPN and airplane mode, in Windows 10
- configure options for desktop background, colors, and the system lock screen in Windows 10
- configure syncing options and work versus family settings in Windows 10
- configure options for speech, region, and date settings in Windows 10
- configure the Narrator, the screen magnifier, and high contrast in Windows 10
- configure the device location and the devices camera settings in Windows 10
- configure options for Windows 10 updates, recovery, and backups
- change the background image, and set date, time, and location preferences in Windows 10
Overview/Description
Personalization options in Windows 10 are unparalleled, and the configuration experience has changed dramatically since Windows 7. This course guides you through the configuration options available, from desktop visual settings through to the settings app, which replaces the old Control Panel interface. This course will explore the personalization options available and is one of a series that covers the features and capabilities of the new Windows 10 operating system.
Personalization options in Windows 10 are unparalleled, and the configuration experience has changed dramatically since Windows 7. This course guides you through the configuration options available, from desktop visual settings through to the settings app, which replaces the old Control Panel interface. This course will explore the personalization options available and is one of a series that covers the features and capabilities of the new Windows 10 operating system.
Target Audience
End users who are already using, or will be using, Microsoft Windows 10 operating system for their devices or PCs.
End users who are already using, or will be using, Microsoft Windows 10 operating system for their devices or PCs.
Microsoft Windows 10 End User: Hardware, Software, and Security Settings
Lesson Objectives
Microsoft Windows 10 End User: Hardware, Software, and Security Settings
- start the course
- install printing devices on a Windows 10 machine
- configure network settings in Windows 10
- connect to and configure a Wi-Fi network in Windows 10
- install Bluetooth-enabled devices in Windows 10
- identify and configure peripheral devices in Windows 10
- identify and configure the built-in Windows 10 Backup features
- identify and configure the built-in Windows 10 recovery features
- access and configure the Windows 10 security options
- access, update, and configure the Windows 10 Defender options
- configure file sharing across network-connected devices
- access and configure the built-in Windows 10 Weather application
- access and configure the built in Windows 10 location Application
- use the Windows App store to locate applications for purchase and download
- configure a static IP address, set up a backup schedule, and share a local folder
Overview/Description
Securing your PC is a challenge everyone faces in today's interconnected computing environment. Microsoft Windows 10 has some unique answers to these challenges and we explore them in this course. Windows 10 also supports a richer ecosystem of hardware than ever before, and this course will cover adding hardware to Windows 10, Windows 10 backups, and finally look at some Windows 10 applications, including sourcing new apps from the Windows Store. This course is one of a series that covers the features and capabilities of the new Windows 10 operating system.
Securing your PC is a challenge everyone faces in today's interconnected computing environment. Microsoft Windows 10 has some unique answers to these challenges and we explore them in this course. Windows 10 also supports a richer ecosystem of hardware than ever before, and this course will cover adding hardware to Windows 10, Windows 10 backups, and finally look at some Windows 10 applications, including sourcing new apps from the Windows Store. This course is one of a series that covers the features and capabilities of the new Windows 10 operating system.
Target Audience
End users who are already using, or will be using, Microsoft Windows 10 operating system for their devices or PCs.
End users who are already using, or will be using, Microsoft Windows 10 operating system for their devices or PCs.
Microsoft Windows 10 End User: Hardware, Software, and Security Settings
Lesson Objectives
Microsoft Windows 10 End User: Hardware, Software, and Security Settings
- start the course
- install printing devices on a Windows 10 machine
- configure network settings in Windows 10
- connect to and configure a Wi-Fi network in Windows 10
- install Bluetooth-enabled devices in Windows 10
- identify and configure peripheral devices in Windows 10
- identify and configure the built-in Windows 10 Backup features
- identify and configure the built-in Windows 10 recovery features
- access and configure the Windows 10 security options
- access, update, and configure the Windows 10 Defender options
- configure file sharing across network-connected devices
- access and configure the built-in Windows 10 Weather application
- access and configure the built in Windows 10 location Application
- use the Windows App store to locate applications for purchase and download
- configure a static IP address, set up a backup schedule, and share a local folder
Overview/Description
Securing your PC is a challenge everyone faces in today's interconnected computing environment. Microsoft Windows 10 has some unique answers to these challenges and we explore them in this course. Windows 10 also supports a richer ecosystem of hardware than ever before, and this course will cover adding hardware to Windows 10, Windows 10 backups, and finally look at some Windows 10 applications, including sourcing new apps from the Windows Store. This course is one of a series that covers the features and capabilities of the new Windows 10 operating system.
Securing your PC is a challenge everyone faces in today's interconnected computing environment. Microsoft Windows 10 has some unique answers to these challenges and we explore them in this course. Windows 10 also supports a richer ecosystem of hardware than ever before, and this course will cover adding hardware to Windows 10, Windows 10 backups, and finally look at some Windows 10 applications, including sourcing new apps from the Windows Store. This course is one of a series that covers the features and capabilities of the new Windows 10 operating system.
Target Audience
End users who are already using, or will be using, Microsoft Windows 10 operating system for their devices or PCs.
End users who are already using, or will be using, Microsoft Windows 10 operating system for their devices or PCs.
Microsoft Windows 10 End User: New Features
Lesson Objectives
Microsoft Windows 10 End User: New Features
- start the course
- use the new hotkeys available in the Windows 10 command prompt
- use the new features available in the Windows 10 command prompt menu
- create multiple desktops and switch between them in Windows 10
- move open applications between multiple desktops in Windows 10
- configure settings for the Windows 10 People feature to store contact information
- configure settings for the Windows 10 Maps feature to store favorite location details
- create templates to use with a 3D Printer in Windows 10
- set alarms and access stopwatch features in Windows 10
- use the built-in support features to obtain Microsoft Support for Windows 10 system-related issues
- switch between tablet mode and desktop mode on Windows 10 device
- sign in and access your Xbox account with your Windows 10 device
- create multiple desktops, change a device to Tablet mode, and set an alarm in Windows 10
Overview/Description
Windows 10 has a number of built-in features to provide a better end-user experience. These features include multiple desktop views, applications, and improvements to the Command Prompt. This course will explore the new features and provide details on configuring them for use. It is one of a series that covers the features and capabilities of the new Windows 10 operating system.
Windows 10 has a number of built-in features to provide a better end-user experience. These features include multiple desktop views, applications, and improvements to the Command Prompt. This course will explore the new features and provide details on configuring them for use. It is one of a series that covers the features and capabilities of the new Windows 10 operating system.
Target Audience
End users who are already using, or will be using, the Microsoft Windows 10 operating system for their devices or PCs.
End users who are already using, or will be using, the Microsoft Windows 10 operating system for their devices or PCs.
Microsoft Windows 10 End User: New Features
Lesson Objectives
Microsoft Windows 10 End User: New Features
- start the course
- use the new hotkeys available in the Windows 10 command prompt
- use the new features available in the Windows 10 command prompt menu
- create multiple desktops and switch between them in Windows 10
- move open applications between multiple desktops in Windows 10
- configure settings for the Windows 10 People feature to store contact information
- configure settings for the Windows 10 Maps feature to store favorite location details
- create templates to use with a 3D Printer in Windows 10
- set alarms and access stopwatch features in Windows 10
- use the built-in support features to obtain Microsoft Support for Windows 10 system-related issues
- switch between tablet mode and desktop mode on Windows 10 device
- sign in and access your Xbox account with your Windows 10 device
- create multiple desktops, change a device to Tablet mode, and set an alarm in Windows 10
Overview/Description
Windows 10 has a number of built-in features to provide a better end-user experience. These features include multiple desktop views, applications, and improvements to the Command Prompt. This course will explore the new features and provide details on configuring them for use. It is one of a series that covers the features and capabilities of the new Windows 10 operating system.
Windows 10 has a number of built-in features to provide a better end-user experience. These features include multiple desktop views, applications, and improvements to the Command Prompt. This course will explore the new features and provide details on configuring them for use. It is one of a series that covers the features and capabilities of the new Windows 10 operating system.
Target Audience
End users who are already using, or will be using, the Microsoft Windows 10 operating system for their devices or PCs.
End users who are already using, or will be using, the Microsoft Windows 10 operating system for their devices or PCs.
Microsoft Windows 10 End User: Signing In and First View
Lesson Objectives
Microsoft Windows 10 End User: Signing In and First View
- start the course
- sign in to a domain with Windows 10
- configure and use a Microsoft Live account to sign in and access Microsoft Windows 10
- configure and use a local computer account to sign in and access Microsoft Windows 10
- change view between the Start screen and Start menu in Windows 10
- identify the changes in the Charm bar from Windows 8.1 to Windows 10
- enable and disable the Quick Access menu in Windows 10
- launch applications from the Start menu and move apps between the Tile menu and Start menu in Windows 10
- use the Task Manager
- configure the Start menu
- configure the options available in the Notifications menu
- log in to Windows 10, launch apps, and check notifications
Overview/Description
Microsoft Windows 10 is a radical overhaul of Microsoft's Windows operating system with improvements and changes to nearly every facet and feature. This course guides you through different options to sign in to the operating system, and briefly introduces the new interface - including the Start menu, the Charm bar, the Task menu, and notifications. This course is one of a series that covers the features and capabilities of the new Windows 10 operating system.
Microsoft Windows 10 is a radical overhaul of Microsoft's Windows operating system with improvements and changes to nearly every facet and feature. This course guides you through different options to sign in to the operating system, and briefly introduces the new interface - including the Start menu, the Charm bar, the Task menu, and notifications. This course is one of a series that covers the features and capabilities of the new Windows 10 operating system.
Target Audience
End users who are already using, or will be using, Microsoft Windows 10 operating system for their devices or PCs.
End users who are already using, or will be using, Microsoft Windows 10 operating system for their devices or PCs.
Microsoft Windows 10 End User: Signing In and First View
Lesson Objectives
Microsoft Windows 10 End User: Signing In and First View
- start the course
- sign in to a domain with Windows 10
- configure and use a Microsoft Live account to sign in and access Microsoft Windows 10
- configure and use a local computer account to sign in and access Microsoft Windows 10
- change view between the Start screen and Start menu in Windows 10
- identify the changes in the Charm bar from Windows 8.1 to Windows 10
- enable and disable the Quick Access menu in Windows 10
- launch applications from the Start menu and move apps between the Tile menu and Start menu in Windows 10
- use the Task Manager
- configure the Start menu
- configure the options available in the Notifications menu
- log in to Windows 10, launch apps, and check notifications
Overview/Description
Microsoft Windows 10 is a radical overhaul of Microsoft's Windows operating system with improvements and changes to nearly every facet and feature. This course guides you through different options to sign in to the operating system, and briefly introduces the new interface - including the Start menu, the Charm bar, the Task menu, and notifications. This course is one of a series that covers the features and capabilities of the new Windows 10 operating system.
Microsoft Windows 10 is a radical overhaul of Microsoft's Windows operating system with improvements and changes to nearly every facet and feature. This course guides you through different options to sign in to the operating system, and briefly introduces the new interface - including the Start menu, the Charm bar, the Task menu, and notifications. This course is one of a series that covers the features and capabilities of the new Windows 10 operating system.
Target Audience
End users who are already using, or will be using, Microsoft Windows 10 operating system for their devices or PCs.
End users who are already using, or will be using, Microsoft Windows 10 operating system for their devices or PCs.
Windows 10: Accessing & Managing Files
Lesson Objectives
Windows 10: Accessing & Managing Files
- Browsing with File Explorer
- Accessing file properties
- Selecting items
- Creating & saving a new file
- Opening a multimedia file
- Renaming items
- Deleting items
- Displaying file information in File Explorer
- Sorting files & folders
- Hiding & showing files
- Moving a file
- Using your libraries
- Using the Send to function
- Customizing File Explorer's appearance
- Customizing File Explorer's behavior
- Finding a document
- Saving a file search
- Customizing your search
Overview/Description
Organize and access your personal files in Windows 10. Explore the Start menu and File Explorer. In addition, discover how to use folders and libraries to organize files, and the search function to locate files.
Target
Prerequisites: none
Windows 10: Configuring & Optimizing a System
Lesson Objectives
Windows 10: Configuring & Optimizing a System
- Using the Control Panel
- Configuring your Windows features
- Checking your computer's performance
- Checking for issues on your computer
- Managing your startup applications
- Freeing up hard disk space
- Limiting hard disk usage
- Creating a task
- Modifying or deleting a task
Overview/Description
Keep Windows 10 running its best. Explore optimization techniques, including working with the Control Panel, Task Manager, and Resource Monitor; creating and using tasks; and managing disk space.
Target
Prerequisites: none
Windows 10: Configuring & Using Peripheral Devices
Lesson Objectives
Windows 10: Configuring & Using Peripheral Devices
- Managing your audio devices & volume settings
- Configuring your mouse settings
- Customizing your mouse pointer
- Using the Windows Ink Workspace tools
Overview/Description
Let Windows 10 handle your peripheral devices. Discover how to configure and manage audio devices, customize mouse settings and mouse cursor, and use the Windows Ink Workspace for sketches and annotations.
Target
Prerequisites: none
Windows 10: Configuring Network & Share Settings
Lesson Objectives
Windows 10: Configuring Network & Share Settings
- Sharing a folder with other users
- Creating a HomeGroup
- Joining a HomeGroup
- Customizing your HomeGroup share settings
- Adjusting share settings after joining a HomeGroup
- Connecting to a Wi-Fi network
- Accessing your connection properties
- Configuring your Wi-Fi connection
- Setting up the Windows Firewall
Overview/Description
Windows 10 lets you create a network with other computers to share folders and files. Discover how to create, configure, and manage a HomeGroup; share files and folders; and connect and configure a Wi-Fi connection.
Target
Prerequisites: none
Windows 10: Customizing System Appearance
Lesson Objectives
Windows 10: Customizing System Appearance
- Activating the Tablet mode
- Using the Tablet mode
- Customizing your Start menu
- Organizing your Start menu applications
- Customizing your Windows theme
- Downloading & installing desktop themes
- Customizing the taskbar
- Customizing the notification area
- Changing your desktop background
- Customizing your background color
- Customizing your display options
- Activating your default desktop icons
- Customizing your desktop icons
- Changing a folder icon
- Adding & removing toolbars
- Customizing your sound alerts
- Adjusting your time & date settings
- Managing your time zone
- Turning on a screensaver
Overview/Description
Windows 10 lets you customize many of the interface items. Discover how to use Tablet mode; customize the Start menu, taskbar, and desktop icons and background; add and remove toolbars; and configure date, time, and sound alerts.
Target
Prerequisites: none
Windows 10: Ease of Access & Accessibility Tools
Lesson Objectives
Windows 10: Ease of Access & Accessibility Tools
- Activating the voice recognition feature
- Using the voice recognition feature
- Activating & customizing the narrator
- Activating Windows features for visually-impaired users
- Activating Windows features for users with physical or motor skill impairments
- Activating Windows features for hard-of-hearing users
Overview/Description
Windows 10 includes a number of tools to make it accessible to everyone. Discover how to activate and use the Windows 10 accessibility tools to assist users with physical, visual, and hearing impairments.
Target
Prerequisites: none
Windows 10: Installing & Using Windows Universal Apps
Lesson Objectives
Windows 10: Installing & Using Windows Universal Apps
- Using the Windows Store
- Configuring your Windows Store account settings
- Installing a new application
- Uninstalling an application
- Using the Calculator app
- Using the Weather app
- Using the Maps app
- Using the Stopwatch app
- Using the Reading List app
- Using the Voice Recording app
- Editing photographs
Overview/Description
Browse and download apps with the Windows Store application in Windows 10. Discover how to configure and use the Windows Store. Also, explore some Windows 10 apps, including Calculator, Weather, Maps, and Voice Recording.
Target
Prerequisites: none
Windows 10: Managing Programs & File Types
Lesson Objectives
Windows 10: Managing Programs & File Types
- Closing an unresponsive application
- Changing your default programs
- Using Internet Explorer as your web browser
- Changing default settings for media & devices
- Associating a file type with a program
Overview/Description
Adjust how programs and devices in Windows 10 react when used. Discover how to associate a file type with a specific program, manage settings for devices, change default programs, and use Task Manager to close an unresponsive application.
Target
Prerequisites: none
Windows 10: Managing User Accounts
Lesson Objectives
Windows 10: Managing User Accounts
- Creating a user account
- Switching between user accounts
- Editing a user account
- Managing your password or pin
- Creating a picture password
- Setting up family accounts
- Configuring the Family Safety settings
- Setting up assigned access
Overview/Description
In many cases, multiple users share the same computer. Discover how to add, configure, and manage user and family accounts; create and manage passwords; and configure Family Safety settings in Windows 10.
Target
Prerequisites: none
Windows 10: Navigating in a Desktop Environment
Lesson Objectives
Windows 10: Navigating in a Desktop Environment
- Getting started with Windows 10
- Using the Start menu
- Finding & opening an application
- Moving from one application to another via the Start menu
- Using the desktop
- Creating desktop shortcuts
- Using the taskbar
- Pinning applications
- Managing your pinned applications
- Locking, signing out & shutting down your Windows 10 device
- Performing a search
- Getting to know your PC
Overview/Description
To get the most out of Windows 10, you need to know how to navigate its interface. Discover how to access folders, documents, and program shortcuts; use the taskbar and notification area; and lock, log off, and shut down Windows.
Target
Prerequisites: none
Windows 10: Protecting & Backing Up Data
Lesson Objectives
Windows 10: Protecting & Backing Up Data
- Using an external storage device
- Copying data from an external storage device
- Formatting your storage device
- Backing up your files
- Recovering your data from a backup file
- Creating a restore point
- Getting to know the Windows Defender Security Center
- Running a virus scan
- Configuring your virus scan settings
- Configuring your overall privacy settings
- Customizing your privacy settings for input & output devices
Overview/Description
To prevent data loss, you should always protect and back up your data. Discover how to work with external devices for backing up and restoring data, create restore points, and use Windows Defender to protect your computer.
Target
Prerequisites: none
Windows 10: Using Cortana
Lesson Objectives
Windows 10: Using Cortana
- Setting up Cortana
- Using Cortana
- Managing your calendar through Cortana
- Customizing Cortana
- Using Cortana to translate phrases
- Managing your connected accounts with Cortana
- Using Cortana from the lock screen
- Creating ink reminders with Cortana
- Creating lists with Cortana
Overview/Description
Cortana is the personal assistant in Windows 10 and is accessed via keyboard or voice recognition. Discover how to customize and use Cortana to help locate documents, manage your calendar, translate phrases, and create ink reminders.
Target
Prerequisites: none
Windows 10: Using Screenshot Tools
Lesson Objectives
Windows 10: Using Screenshot Tools
- Taking a screenshot
- Using a screenshot
- Editing a screenshot
- Customizing the Snipping tool
- Creating a tutorial using the Steps Recorder
Overview/Description
It's easy to create an image of what is displayed on your screen. Discover how to use and customize the Windows 10 Snipping Tool, edit and work with screenshots, and create a tutorial using the Steps Recorder tool.
Target
Prerequisites: none
Windows 10: Using Windows
Lesson Objectives
Windows 10: Using Windows
- Closing a window
- Hiding a window
- Moving a window
- Resizing a window
- Using scrollbars
- Managing multiple windows simultaneously
Overview/Description
A window is the container that displays documents, files, and applications. Discover how to open, close, and hide windows; move, resize, and manage multiple windows; and use scrollbars in Windows 10.
Target
Prerequisites: none
