Introduction to the Mac Introduction to the Mac Using Apple’s OS X with Jim Mollé Learn iT! Computer Software Training.

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Introduction to the Mac Introduction to the Mac Using Apple’s OS X with Jim Mollé Learn iT! Computer Software Training

Course Agenda Lesson 1: Introduction to the Keyboard Lesson 2: Introduction to the Mouse Lesson 3: Overview of the Mac Desktop Lesson 4: Using the Menu Bar Lesson 5: System Preferences Lesson 6: The Dock Lesson 7: Launchpad & Mission Control Lesson 8: The Dashboard

Course Agenda Lesson 9: Controlling Windows Lesson 10: Using Finder Lesson 11: Searching for files Lesson 12: The Trash folder Lesson 13: Backing up data with Time Machine Lesson 14: Troubleshooting issues Lesson 15: Getting online

Introduction to the Keyboard Lesson 1: Introduction to the Keyboard An introduction to your Mac keyboard Function keys Modifier keys & associated symbols

Introduction to the Mouse Lesson 2: Introduction to the Mouse Overview of mouse styles (including a Track Pad) Left clicking, right clicking, scrolling & swiping Dragging with the mouse

Left Mouse Click Right Mouse Click

Left Mouse Click Right Mouse Click Scroll Wheel

Left Mouse Click Right Mouse Click Scroll Wheel

External Track Pad

Track Pad Actions

Clicking

Scrolling

Hold down the Command Key while swiping to Zoom

Swiping

Overview of the Mac Desktop Lesson 3: Overview of the Mac Desktop Getting familiar with the elements of the Mac desktop Terms & definitions related to the desktop

The Menu Bar Lesson 4: The Menu Bar Using the Menu bar Accessing the Apple Menu Accessing application specific Menu bar commands Customizing the Menu bar

System Preferences Lesson 5: System Preferences Personalizing the user interface Customizing the desktop Mouse & Track Pad settings Date & Time settings Adjusting sound options Staying current with the latest version of Apple software

The Dock Lesson 6: The Dock Overview of the Dock Adding or removing applications Customizing the Dock

Launch Pad & Mission Control Lesson 7: Launch Pad & Mission Control Using the Launch Pad and Mission Control features

The Dashboard Lesson 8: The Dashboard Accessing the Dashboard Managing Widgets on the Dashboard

Controlling Windows Lesson 9: Controlling Windows Launching applications Controlling application windows

Using Finder Lesson 10: Using Finder Accessing files via Finder Customizing the Finder window Creating folders in Finder Copying or moving files in Finder

Searching for Files Lesson 11: Searching for Files Using Finder Using Spotlight Customizing Spotlight

The Trash Folder Lesson 12: The Trash Folder Deleting files Recovering deleted files

Backing Up Data Lesson 13: Backing Up Data Protecting your data with Time Machine Using Time Machine to restore backed up files

Troubleshooting Lesson 14: Troubleshooting Force an application to “quit” Troubleshooting tips for your Mac computer

Troubleshooting Tips Check power connections New memory or hardware causing Kernel Panic Safe Boot: hold SHIFT key on boot up Restore from backup: hold OPTIONS key on boot up Activity Monitor tool Talk to an Apple Genius Consider Apple Care

Getting Online Lesson 15: Getting Online Connecting to a network Using the Safari Web Browser