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Introduction to PCs
 Join over 1 million people who learn online, with these complete interactive computer training courses.




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Introduction to PC's course includes:
Introducing the PC 4 hours
Using Your PC 4 hours
Working with Folders and Files 4 hours
Inside Your PC 4 hours
Basic Peripherals 4 hours
Other Peripherals 3 hours
Understanding Software 2 hours
Introducing the Internet 3 hours
Internet and E mail Tips 4 hours
Troubleshooting and Tips 3 hours
Estimated time needed to complete entire course 35 hours


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Buy this online training course with one easy payment of $37

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Benefits
  • Unlimited access for 1 year
  • Learn anytime, anywhere
  • You control the pace
  • Start & stop wherever you want
  • No books to read
  • No software needed
  • Value Packs include Free online tech support
  • Double guarantee
  • 100% Money back guarantee
  • One time payment No monthly fee
  • Use the course index for review anytime
  • Answer course questions with at least 70% accuracy and print your own certificates of completion to prove that you have mastered each training course.
  • Free status reports for company managers

Requirements
All you need is a PC with Windows, the Microsoft Internet Explorer (browser) and an Internet connection.
Note: The online computer training is designed to work only with Internet Explorer.  Prices shown are per user.






Introduction to PC's - What You will Learn
This online training course is designed to introduce users to personal computers. Users will learn what a PC is and what an operating system is. They will learn basic computer skills such as turning a computer on, logging on to Windows, and working with files. Users will also learn to identify and use the major components of a PC, both externally and internally, including: disk drives, monitors, mice, keyboards, and printers.




Introducing the PC
  • Explain what a PC is
  • Identify components of a PC
  • Describe types of PCs
  • Start and shut down a PC



Using Your PC
  • Navigate the desktop
  • Use the Windows taskbar and Start menu 
  • Use windows, menus and dialog boxes
  • Use a PC's disk drives



Working with Folders and Files
  • Create, use and delete folders
  • Create, open, name and save files
  • Find, move, copy and delete files
  • Create shortcuts to files



Inside Your PC
  • Identify the motherboard, BIOS and microprocessor
  • Recognize types of disk drives
  • Explain the use of jacks, ports and other connections
  • Define, idenify and add memory



Basic Peripherals
  • Adjust and operate a monitor
  • Use a mouse
  • Operate a keyboard
  • Configure and use a printer



Other Peripherals
  • Connect and use a modem
  • Utilize sound on a PC
  • Create and edit images
  • Identify and install peripherals



Understanding Software
  • Install software
  • Uninstall software
  • Update software
  • Describe common types of software



Introducing the Internet
  • Configure Windows for the Internet
  • Connect to the Internet
  • Disconnect from the Internet
  • Use a Web browser
  • Send and read e mail 



Internet and E mail Tips
  • Use Internet search engines
  • Set bookmarks on Web pages
  • Personalize e mail messages
  • Send and receive e mail attachments
  • Use the Outlook Express Address Book
  • Download programs and music from the Internet



Troubleshooting and Tips
  • Back up files
  • Use System Restore and Safe Mode
  • Handle viruses and other issues
  • Troubleshoot common problems
  • Identify common mistakes and helpful tips






 

 

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