Apple Mac for Absolute Beginners
Apple Mac for Absolute Beginners, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.1, with 84 lectures, based on 218 reviews, and has 723 subscribers.
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Summary
Title: Apple Mac for Absolute Beginners
Price: $64.99
Average Rating: 4.1
Number of Lectures: 84
Number of Published Lectures: 84
Number of Curriculum Items: 84
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 84
Original Price: $19.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Students will be able to identify the functions of all the major aspects of the Mac computer, its hardware, included software, saving, storing and sorting files, troubleshooting – what to do if things go wrong and how it fits in with the rest of your e-devices
Who Should Attend
- This class is ideal for anyone just starting out with a Mac computer. Doesn't matter how old you might be, or your level of computer experience, this is the class for you…
Target Audiences
- This class is ideal for anyone just starting out with a Mac computer. Doesn't matter how old you might be, or your level of computer experience, this is the class for you…
This online class is designed for absolute beginners – people that have recently been given or have bought a Mac, desktop or laptop, it doesn’t really matter. People who need to understand basic operations, what the supplied software does, learn basic filing and data storage routines, how to back-up and save your stuff, and most importantly, what to do if things go wrong.
I have taught this class in a face-to-face format for over six years at Sydney University adult education centre – and have now converted more than 20 years of user experience into an easy-to-access and highly informative online resource.
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction
Lecture 1: Introduction and Contents
Lecture 2: New Features in OS Catalina
Chapter 2: Buying Advice
Lecture 1: Buying a Mac: Processor speed
Lecture 2: Buying a Mac: Hard Drive Storage
Lecture 3: Buying a Mac: Adding RAM
Lecture 4: Buying a Mac: Plug and Play Connectivity
Lecture 5: Hard Drives Explained
Lecture 6: Expanding Mac Storage: External Drives
Lecture 7: About USB Ports
Lecture 8: Bluetooth Accessories
Lecture 9: Discounted Mac Computers?
Chapter 3: Basic Functions
Lecture 1: The Dock: What does it do?
Lecture 2: Searching for files with Spotlight
Lecture 3: Mac keyboard shortcuts
Lecture 4: The About This Mac panel
Lecture 5: Quick Look mode
Lecture 6: Finder: Red. Orange and Green buttons
Lecture 7: Mojave OS:Dark Mode
Lecture 8: Finder: View Modes
Lecture 9: Finder: Adding multiple Tabs to Finder
Lecture 10: Adding the Finder to the Dock
Lecture 11: Finder: Adding/Renaming sidebar shortcuts
Lecture 12: Copying and Pasting Files
Lecture 13: How to copy Files from an External Disk
Lecture 14: How to Format a New Disk
Lecture 15: How to Partition a new Drive
Chapter 4: Productivity Techniques
Lecture 1: Ejecting Disks
Lecture 2: Simple Copy and Paste Techniques
Lecture 3: Shuffling Applications
Lecture 4: Screen Shots and Screen Videos
Lecture 5: Productivity: Using the Arrange Tab
Lecture 6: Productivity: Renaming Files in Bulk
Lecture 7: File Management with Colour Tags
Lecture 8: File Management: Customising Tags
Chapter 5: Installing Software
Lecture 1: Updating your Operating System
Lecture 2: Where are your Apps?
Lecture 3: Finding, Downloading, Installing Software
Lecture 4: Deleting files with Trash
Chapter 6: Dock Software
Lecture 1: Searching for applications with Launchpad
Lecture 2: Organising Launchpad
Lecture 3: Adding multiple desktops: Mission Control
Lecture 4: Dock: Stacks
Lecture 5: Desktop: Stacks
Lecture 6: Adding Widgets with Dashboard (Legacy)
Lecture 7: iBooks
Lecture 8: Apple Maps
Lecture 9: Notifications
Chapter 7: Working with Mac System Preferences
Lecture 1: System Preferences: General – fine tuning appearences
Lecture 2: Changing the Desktop Image
Lecture 3: Dynamic Desktop Images
Lecture 4: Preferences: Text to Speech (pre OS Catalina)
Lecture 5: Preferences: Speech to Text (pre OS Catalina)
Lecture 6: Speech to Text (OS Catalina)
Lecture 7: Mouse: Customising how it works
Lecture 8: Trackpad: Customising how it works
Lecture 9: The APP Store
Lecture 10: Seamless backups using Time Machine
Lecture 11: Working with Bluetooth devices
Lecture 12: Working with Wireless features
Lecture 13: Boot Camp: Installing Windows on your Mac
Lecture 14: Parallels Software: Running Windows and the Mac OS simultanaeously
Chapter 8: Pre-Loaded Software
Lecture 1: Apple Mail – part 1
Lecture 2: Apple Mail – part 2
Lecture 3: Apple Mail – part 3
Lecture 4: Safari: Setting up the Home Page
Lecture 5: Safari: Saving Favourites and Top Sites
Lecture 6: Word processing: Apple Pages
Lecture 7: Presentations: Apple Keynote
Lecture 8: Apple Photos
Lecture 9: Photos: Making a digital picture book
Lecture 10: Apple iMovie (part 1)
Lecture 11: Apple iMovie (part 2)
Lecture 12: Apple iMovie (part 3)
Lecture 13: Apple iMovie (part 4)
Lecture 14: Apple iTunes (Legacy pre-Catalina)
Lecture 15: iTunes evolution on Mac OS Catalina
Lecture 16: Apple Numbers
Lecture 17: Apple GarageBand
Chapter 9: Troubleshooting Problems
Lecture 1: Emergency: How to Force Quit an application
Lecture 2: Disk Utility: Running a health check on your Mac OS
Lecture 3: Dealing with the BBoD (Beach Ball of Death)
Lecture 4: How to Safely Uninstall an Application
Chapter 10: In the Cloud
Lecture 1: iCloud Basics
Lecture 2: Internet Security
Instructors
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Robin Nichols
Freelance Writer and Lecturer at Sydney University
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- 1 stars: 4 votes
- 2 stars: 5 votes
- 3 stars: 24 votes
- 4 stars: 70 votes
- 5 stars: 115 votes
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