Welcome to our Introduction to Computing Course, a series of one-hour sessions designed to take you from having no prior knowledge to becoming a competent user across Windows, Linux, and Mac systems. Starting with Computing 101, you will learn hardware basics like turning the computer on and off, navigating with a mouse and keyboard, and using the desktop to open simple programs. As you progress through Computing 102 and 103, you will master web browsing, searching for information, managing emails, and organizing your digital workspace by creating, saving, and managing files and folders with helpful hotkeys. Computing 104 and 105 focus on essential digital safety, teaching you how to identify secure websites, avoid scams, create strong passwords, and safely handle, send, and save email attachments. Finally, Computing 106 brings everything together with an in-class demonstration where you will combine all your new skills, build everyday proficiency, and learn how to handle various edge cases not covered in the earlier lessons.

Welcome to our Introduction to Computing Course. This is designed to take you from no knowledge at all to competent user in six classes. We will have samples of several operating systems for you to use and practice on. Each session is one hour in length, and this ticket can be used for either the morning or afternoon class. The morning class will be at 11 AM and the evening class will be at 6 PM. This is the culmination of the other lessons, where the class will be lead through some additional daily tasks. As well, this class will cover some other edge case topics that are not covered by other classes. Expect to learn proficiency in Windows, Linux, and Mac clients.

Welcome to our Introduction to Computing Course. This is designed to take you from no knowledge at all to competent user in six classes. We will have samples of several operating systems for you to use and practice on. Each session is one hour in length, and this ticket can be used for either the morning or afternoon class. The morning class will be at 11 AM and the evening class will be at 6 PM. By the end of this lesson, the learner will be able to: Download attachments safely. Send attachments via email. Save downloads to proper locations. Expect to learn proficiency in Windows, Linux, and Mac clients.

Welcome to our Introduction to Computing Course. This is designed to take you from no knowledge at all to competent user in six classes. We will have samples of several operating systems for you to use and practice on. Each session is one hour in length, and this ticket can be used for either the morning or afternoon class. The morning class will be at 11 AM and the evening class will be at 6 PM. By the end of this lesson, the learner will be able to: Identify safe websites. Recognize scams and pop-ups. Create strong passwords. Expect to learn proficiency in Windows, Linux, and Mac clients.

Welcome to our Introduction to Computing Course. This is designed to take you from no knowledge at all to competent user in six classes. We will have samples of several operating systems for you to use and practice on. Each session is one hour in length, and this ticket can be used for either the morning or afternoon class. The morning class will be at 11 AM and the evening class will be at 6 PM. By the end of this lesson, the learner will be able to: Create folders and files. Learn and use hotkeys to speed up actions. Learn how to save files on most systems. Organize files and folders. Expect to learn proficiency in Windows, Linux, and Mac clients.

Welcome to our Introduction to Computing Course. This is designed to take you from no knowledge at all to competent user in six classes. We will have samples of several operating systems for you to use and practice on. Each session is one hour in length, and this ticket can be used for either the morning or afternoon class. The morning class will be at 11 AM and the evening class will be at 6 PM. Open a web browser and visit a specific website. Use a search engine to find a site. Log in to an email account. Send and receive a basic email. Expect to learn proficiency in Windows, Linux, and Mac clients.

Welcome to our Introduction to Computing Course. This is designed to take you from no knowledge at all to competent user in six classes. We will have samples of several operating systems for you to use and practice on. Each session is one hour in length, and this ticket can be used for either the morning or afternoon class. The morning class will be at 11 AM and the evening class will be at 6 PM. By the end of this lesson, the learner will be able to: Correctly turn a computer on and off. Use a mouse and keyboard for basic navigation. Identify the desktop, start menu, and open a simple program (e.g., web browser). Expect to learn proficiency in Windows, Linux, and Mac clients.