In Computer Literacy for the Mac, author Garrick Chow walks through the skills necessary to use Mac computers comfortably, while improving learning, productivity, and performance. This course focuses on the Apple Mac OS X operating system and offers a thorough introduction to computers, networks, and computer peripherals such as printers, digital cameras, and more. In addition, basic procedures with software applications, the Internet, and email are covered. Exercise file accompany the course.
This course also includes chapter-level assessments for use as instructional aides. To download the assessments, visit the exercise files tab. The file contains an assessment movie, chapter-level assessments, and answer keys.
This course also includes chapter-level assessments for use as instructional aides. To download the assessments, visit the exercise files tab. The file contains an assessment movie, chapter-level assessments, and answer keys.
Topics include:
- Working with a laptop versus a desktop computer
- Understanding an operating system
- Understanding five traits almost all applications share
- Printing
- Setting up a scanner
- Connecting to a wired or wireless network
- Sending and receiving email
- Searching the Internet
- Importing and editing images from a digital camera
- Sharing documents and images
- author
- Garrick Chow
- subject
- Business, Operating Systems, Networking, Home Computing, Home Office, Mac OS X
- software
- Mac OS X 10.6
- level
- Beginner
- duration
- 3h 14m
- released
- Aug 06, 2010
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