Microsoft Windows 10 Intermediate

What Will You Learn?

• Module 1: Exploring Windows 10
• In this introductory module, students will be equipped with the skills to navigate the Settings window and the Control Panel effectively. Additionally, they will learn how to utilize virtual desktops and manage applications proficiently.
• Lessons:
• 1. Getting Started with Windows 10
• 2. Mastering the Control Panel
• 3. Working with Virtual Desktops
• 4. Efficiently Managing Apps
• Module 2: Configuring User Accounts
• This module delves into configuring user accounts using both the Control Panel and the Settings window. Participants will also gain insight into utilizing family safety features for enhanced account management.
• Lessons:
• 1. Configuring User Accounts via the Control Panel
• 2. Configuring User Accounts using the Settings Window
• 3. Implementing Family Safety Features
• Module 3: Exploring Essential Windows 10 Apps
• In this module, students will familiarize themselves with key Windows 10 applications, such as Mail, Calendar, Groove Music, Movies & TV, Camera, and Xbox Applications.
• Lessons:
• 1. Navigating Mail
• 2. Using the Calendar
• 3. Enjoying Groove Music
• 4. Utilizing Movies & TV
• 5. Mastering the Camera
• 6. Discovering Xbox Applications
• Module 4: Managing Devices
• This module focuses on connecting external devices to a PC and efficiently modifying device settings. Participants will also learn how to manage devices and printers through the Control Panel.
• Lessons:
• 1. Connecting Devices to Your PC
• 2. Modifying Device Settings
• 3. Devices and Printers in the Control Panel
• Module 5: Network Management
• In this module, students will grasp the fundamentals of network management, including understanding networks, sharing files and folders through the Homegroup feature, and efficiently managing networks.
• Lessons:
• 1. Understanding Networks
• 2. Sharing Files and Folders with a Homegroup
• 3. Efficiently Managing Networks
• Module 6: Safeguarding System Data
• This module covers essential topics like file history, data backups, system recovery, and configuring security settings to ensure the security and integrity of system data.
• Lessons:
• 1. Utilizing File History
• 2. System Recovery
• 3. Configuring Security Settings
• Module 7: Configuring System Settings
• In this final module, students will delve into viewing system information, optimizing power consumption, using the Task Manager, and troubleshooting common problems.
• Lessons:
• 1. Viewing System Information
• 2. Utilizing the Task Manager
• 3. Optimizing Power Consumption
• 4. Troubleshooting Common Problems