Basic Computer Lesson: What is SEO (Search Engine Optimization?
This is the second in our video lesson series about online marketing.
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Basic Computer Lesson: What is SEO (Search Engine Optimization?
This is the second in our video lesson series about online marketing.
Discover the essentials of SEO with our latest video from the Basic Computer Training series, tailored specifically for beginners and seniors eager to navigate the digital world. This engaging lesson demystifies the concept of Search Engine Optimization (SEO), breaking it down into understandable segments. Whether you’re looking to enhance your website’s visibility or simply curious about how search engines work, this video provides a solid foundation in SEO principles. Perfect for those seeking a basic computer lesson, our expert guidance ensures you’ll walk away with valuable knowledge to apply to your online endeavors. Join us to unlock the secrets of SEO and take your first step towards digital literacy.
This video gives you an overview of SEO, we will be doing another video soon that goes into the individual techniques.
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The free online computer training lesson will show you a quick and simple video that explains what online marketing is.
We hope the above computer lesson was of help to you. Please add a comment if you would like further videos on this subject, we can even go into more detail about online marketing for you.
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The following Meganga computer lesson for beginners and seniors covers some of the material in The ECDL ICDL Core Online Course, Unit 4: Word Processing. We have used Microsoft WordPad for this, but all of what we cover here can be done the same way in Microsoft Word. We chose WordPad as it is free software and comes ready installed on most computers. Think of WordPad as a free cut down version of Microsoft Word. [Read more…]
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This free computer lesson for seniors and beginners will show you what you need to do to stay safe from a phishing scam. By following the tips in this short video you will avoid some of the common mistakes many computer users make.
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If you are a senior not used to using a laptop, PC or computer yet, then this free computer lesson is for you. There are a number of free tools out there, some are more advanced than others. Canva is a fairly simple tool to learn. You can always advance to other tools once you get to grips with Canva. This computer lesson video will teach you to do some basic but useful skills to edit your photographs.
Canva also uses A.I., to perform more advanced tasks. Please leave a comment below if you would like us to create a computer lesson covering this topic.
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The following basic computer lesson for beginners, novices and senior citizens will show you how to use a USB drive. It also explains what they are so that you have an understanding of what they are for.
If you found the above video helpful, please let us know and we will create more around USB Thumb Drives and computer storage in general.
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In this short, free computer tutorial for seniors we will show you how to create a new Word document and save it. Microsoft Word is an essential tool on any computer and one that you will need to use over and over again. If you are a computer beginner this video is for you.
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This computer lesson for seniors explains about your privacy settings on your devices and apps. What you need to do to keep your personal data and information safer.
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In this computer training lesson we show you some great tips how to do online shopping and banking safely. This computer lesson is designed for beginners to computers and seniors.
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This computer training video for seniors and beginners explains the basics of Facebook. This is a great overview of what Facebook does well and it’s different components. In later computer tutorials we will dive in to give you a more detailed look at the individual parts of facebook and how to use them. But, first it’s best if you can understand how it all fits together.
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This short video lesson will show you how to install apps onto your iPhone in a few simple steps. Some apps are free, some you have to pay for and some are free to install, but require you to pay a fee to access advanced features of the app.
There are large numbers of apps available on your iPhone that provide a vast arrange of features, for example:
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In this computer for classes video for seniors video we teach you how to take a screen shot on windows 7 with the in built tools microsoft Windows have provided.
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We are excited to announce the release of a new free video webcast on Introduction to Personal Computers Using Windows 8 Training focusing on the topic of “Customizing the Windows 8 Environment”
This free computer lesson for the elderly will cover the basics of using personal computers with Windows 8. Students will get an overview of PCs and the Windows 8 interface, using modern apps and navigation, and working with desktop applications. They will also learn about using Internet Explorer 10, customizing the Windows 8 environment and using Windows 8 security features.
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Here’s a few tricks I learned playing around with Windows 10.
This free computer lesson shows how you can use some keyboard shortcuts to snap windows to different areas of your screen.
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Introduction to Computers / Basic Computer Training Video – Using the Windows Taskbar
Learn how to use the Windows task bar with this free basic computer training video course. This free computer lesson for seniors covers such things as autohiding the taskbar. Also how programs show in the taskbar and how to use programs that are in the taskbar.
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Training Cortana to my voice, on Windows 10, build 10162 (EN-GB, x64)
Training Cortana to my voice, on Windows 10, build 10162 (EN-GB, x64)
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Windows 8.1 Preview Tricks & Tutorial Review – Beginners Video Guide
Here’s an easy beginners tutorial on Windows 8.1 Preview 2013. In Windows 8.1 update review learn some easy how-to’s, tricks and tips. In this tutorial you will see how to move around in Windows 8.1 upgrade and see how to adjust and change Windows 8.1 PC settings and more. This Windows 8.1 review is a guide that takes you through this new operating system OS upgrade step by step. Also see some Windows 8.1 how to use examples and demonstrations in this software tutorial made easy. Windows 8.1 start screen is easier to use too. Plus see Internet Explorer 11 IE 11 in action and learn quickly how Windows 8 works and how Windows 8.1 works differently in this software tutorial.
The most talk about new feature of course is the new Windows 8.1 Start Button or sometimes called the new Windows 8.1 Start Menu Button.
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CNET How To – Windows 10 settings you should change right now
Here is how to change some important settings in Windows 10 to optimize your experience.
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How To Easily Create Windows 10 Bootable USB Drive
Windows 10 is finally out for everybody to download. In this video I show how to create a bootable USB Flash Drive with Windows 10. This can be done for 32bit, 64bit or both. Thanks for watching.
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UPDATE: To install on Mac using Bootcamp you would actually go to the link and download the Windows 10 ISO file to your Mac and follow instructions of Bootcamp App.
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Video chat using FaceTime on your iPad is demonstrated by Cindy Jones, Assistive Technology Specialist, South Central AT Access Site. Assistive Technology for Kansans’ iPad Employment & Active Living Workshop 2014, a project sponsored by UnitedHealthcare Community Plan. Open captioned.
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In the tutorial, we will cover the process of creating folders on the iPad. While the video focusses on the iPad, the same process applies to the iphone and ipod touch.
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Click on www.KidsBestiPadApps.com for the easiest way to find the right apps for your child. Over 500 iPad app reviews broken out by a child’s age and topic. What’s hot? What’s free? What are you waiting for?
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How I Fly With An iPad – MzeroA Flight Training
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Go inside the computer to uncover the inner workings of the CPU including the Control Unit, the ALU, registers and much more.
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The CPU design used in the video is copyrighted by John Scott, author of the book But How Do It Know?.
There are a few small differences between the CPU in the video and the one used in the book. Those differences are listed below but they should not detract from your understanding of either.
CONTROL UNIT – This component is called the Control Section in the book. It is called Control Unit here simply because that is a more common name for it that you might see used elsewhere.
LOAD INSTRUCTION – In this video, what’s called a LOAD instruction is actually called a DATA instruction in the book. The Scott CPU uses two different instructions to move data from RAM into the CPU. One loads the very next piece of data (called a DATA instruction in the book) and the other uses another register to tell it which address to pull that data from (called a LOAD instruction in the book). The instruction was renamed in the video for two reasons: 1) It might be confusing to hear that the first type of data we encounter in RAM is itself also called DATA. 2) Since the LOAD instruction from the book is a more complex concept, it was easier to use the DATA instruction in the video to introduce the concept of moving data from RAM to the CPU .
IN and OUT INSTRUCTIONS – In the Scott CPU, there is more involved in moving data between the CPU and external devices than just an IN or an OUT instruction. That process was simplified in the video to make the introduction of the concept easier.
ACCUMULATOR – The register that holds the output of the ALU is called the Accumulator in the book. That is the name typically used for this register, although it was simply called a register in the video.
MEMORY ADDRESS REGISTER – The Memory Address Register is a part of RAM in the book, but it is a part of the CPU in the video. It was placed in the CPU in the video as this is generally where this register resides in real CPUs.
JUMP INSTRUCTIONS – In the book there are two types of unconditional JUMP instructions. One jumps to the address stored at the next address in RAM (this is the one used in the video) and the other jumps to an address that has already been stored in a register. These are called JMP and JMPR instructions in the book respectively.
MISSING COMPONENT – There is an additional component missing from the CPU in the video that is used to add 1 to the number stored in a register. This component is called “bus 1” in the book and it simply overrides the temporary register and sends the number 1 to the ALU as input B instead.
REVERSED COMPONENTS – The Instruction Register and the Instruction Address Register are in opposite positions in the diagrams used in the book. They are reversed in the video because the internal wiring of the control unit will be introduced in a subsequent video and keeping these registers in their original positions made that design process more difficult.
OP CODE WIRING – The wires used by the control unit to tell the ALU what type of operation to perform appear near the bottom of the ALU in the video, but near the top of the ALU in the book. They were reversed for a similar reason as the one listed above. The wiring of the ALU will be introduced in a subsequent video and keeping these wires at the top of the ALU made the design process more difficult.
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Stopping computer freezing involves right-clicking a blank area on the screen, opening up the task manager and closing down the frozen program. Reduce the instance of program freezes by reconfiguring a computer with information from an experienced software developer in this free video on computers.
Expert: Dave Andrews
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Bio: Dave Andrews is a software developer that holds a degree in computer science. Currently, he is employed by a government IT department.
Filmmaker: Tim Brown
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Learn the Mac In Under An Hour
Are you new to Mac? Just got your first Apple Computer? In this one video you will learn everything you need to get up and running. David A. Cox is an award winning teacher who specializes in teaching technology to the non tech-savvy. His service, href=”http://pcclassesonline.com” target=”_blank”>PCClassesOnline.com is a free service that allows anyone to learn how to master their Mac, PC, iPhone, or iPad from the comfort of their own home.
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Senior Computer Lesson 1
Lesson 1 of the Senior Center Computer Training videos.
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Beginners guide to computers part 1
This has been very long over due, this is a beginners course to computer we look at creating folders, moving files, deleting, save and save as, changin the theme of your computer (its look and feel) also we look at security and the internal workings simplified of a computer, we also look at the internet and browser and options, pleases end me any questions for future tutorials
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This lesson was created for TED 5110 students. It is part one of a two part lesson that teaches you about your computers hardware. The material covered is just the general information. Details can be found in your PowerPoint presentations posted in Blackboard.
Presented by Arrash Jaffarzadeh
Filmed by Savannah Silva
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We’ve been testing Windows 10 for several weeks and we’re loving what we see so far; it’s the upgrade Windows fans have been waiting for, and the release PC users deserve following Windows 8.
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Here’s how to turn off as much Windows 10 data collection as possible. It’s best if you use a Local account instead of a Microsoft Live account, but that disables some big features.
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Tested In-Depth: Windows 10 Review
Microsoft’s Windows 10 is finally here! We’ve been testing the beta for months as part of the Insider’s Program, and sit down with the latest build right before public release to talk about our experience. We show off the new features, compare it with Windows 7 and 8, and give our thoughts as to whether you should install it. What are your thoughts on Microsoft’s latest OS?
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Microsoft’s new Windows 10 operating system is finally here. Windows 10 is a realization of Microsoft’s big dream to have a single Windows that runs across all its products. Does it succeed?
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Security of users’ passwords should be at the forefront of every web developer’s mind. Tom takes us through the insecure ways in which some websites deal with passwords.
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Taking computer lessons can have numerous benefits some that you may not have even thought of. Computer lessons are a great way of learning new skills for a modern technology and industry that is likely to continue in its popularity. Below we discuss 6 of the best reasons for why computer lessons are a worthwhile investment.

Many of us discover an interest in computers through our peers. When friends and family have similar or more knowledge it can be the encouragement you need to take computer lessons. Giving you the drive and ambition to learn more about how to work with your computer it can have a lot of benefits for all the family.
The more you learn, the more you can achieve and this can go a long way to building your confidence and self esteem. Think of how you will feel when you have learnt new skills and knowledge and just how rewarding the experience can be.
Once you have developed new skills for using your computer you can adapt these to everyday life. Computer lessons can be great at helping towards improving your ability to problem solving in various situations. It helps you to easily break a problem down to find ways to simply overcome it. Just how you would if you were working out how to solve an issue with your computer isn’t that genius!

It could be easy for the best of us to give up when we are trying to learn something new. Computer lessons can help give you the determination to succeed. By persevering and learning how to overcome a problem you will be able to increase your resolve in any situation.
There may be times you find areas of your computer lessons difficult; however you shouldn’t be disheartened. See this as an opportunity for a challenge and something to test your new skills. Learning should be fun and exciting to seek to resolve problems with a positive attitude and embrace the challenge as one you know you will overcome. It will certainly add to your character and will help to reinforce all the knowledge you have learnt.
Sometimes learning requires a little experimentation and trial and error. You can find these kind of experiments fun and intriguing. They can lead you to discover new areas of computers and systems that you may not have been acquainted with. All the time these experiments equate to learning and you will be able to see real results in your achievements.
Hopefully we have helped present a good case for just why you should consider computer lessons as a worthwhile investment. Having the skills and knowledge to use and access computers can be a real benefit in a technologically driven society.
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Many adults and seniors feel intimated by computers, but computer classes offer computer novices an easy way to learn basic, essential computer skills. Learning basic computer skills provides adults with both professional and personal benefits. Here’s a closer look at some of the benefits to taking computer training classes, as well as a look at some of the different courses available today.
Taking computer courses offers a number of important benefits to adults who feel they are computer illiterate. From improved employability to increases in pay, enhanced computer skills really pay off.
Improved Employability – Computer classes offer adults the ability to improve their employability. Many jobs today require computer skills. In fact, adults without basic computer skills may find it difficult to find employment in a tough job market. After learning basic computer skills, advanced classes will only increase the individual’s employability.
Potential for Advancement – Gaining new computer skills may also increase an adult’s potential for advancement. This is especially helpful for low level and entry level employees that want to advance within the company.
Better Pay and Benefits – Introductory and advanced computer courses, especially those that offer certifications, may also help adults enjoy better pay and benefits on the job. Many employers are willing to reward employees with higher pay and better benefits when they bring advanced, improved skills to the company.
Communication with Friends and Family – Computers and the internet offer excellent ways to stay in touch with friends and family members, but many seniors miss out on this technology because they are unfamiliar with computers. Learning basic computer skills allows seniors to learn how to stay in touch with friends and family members, reducing their isolation.
Access to Games and Activities – The internet is packed with games and activities that stimulate the brain. Computer skills provide seniors with the ability to access these games and activities, preventing mental decline.
Skills for Part-Time Employment – Unfortunately, many seniors are finding themselves heading back to work due to the current economic climate. Computer training offers seniors excellent skills that may help them find part-time employment.

Many different types of computer courses are available to adults and seniors. Individuals who possess no computer skills should start with an introductory course that will teach the basics, including how computers work, basic terminology, using basic programs and connecting to the internet.
Individuals with basic computer skills can move on to more advanced classes. For an example, a course on using the internet will focus on setting up email accounts, using search engines and may also offer an introduction to popular programs, such as Skype, Facebook, Amazon, eBay and more.
More advanced computer classes are also available. Web design courses, Microsoft Office courses and photo editing courses all provide the training needed for adults and seniors to advance their computer knowledge further.
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Today’s world revolves around technology, including satellite radio and TV, mobile phones, and remote controls. Constant upgrades and different programs and systems have introduced computer lessons as a valuable resource for people in all walks of life. Adults, including seniors, benefit from step-by-step programs that teach new skills to curious students and offer refresher training to others. Yet, even with the decades of computer use, there are still a number of people over the age of 60 that have yet to experience this modern marvel.
Keyboard skills and how to create, save, and edit a document are part of what’s offered in a basic word processing class at the library, Senior Centre, or Community Centre. Seniors who find writing to be an effort because of arthritis or rheumatism in their hands and fingers have commented about how much easier it is to compose letters on their computer and save their work until they get back to it.
Learning to navigate the Internet is a process that can be learned a piece at a time. Instead of feeling abandoned by friends and family, older people that missed computer lessons in the past find a surprising variety of courses available about specific tasks. Quite a few people enjoy volunteering their time to walk others through the steps of creating and using an email account. It’s a surprise to someone unfamiliar with the speed of email to find out how quickly a family member across the country or world can receive and respond to a message.
Learning how to edit and attach photos from a digital camera allows the sender to share what is going on in his or her life. They also learn how to increase the size on pictures they receive provides easier viewing. That helps them share pictures with family and friends on social media sites. Computers make it easy to talk via the keyboard anytime, and create a support network of friends around the world.
Financial courses are offered by several banks. Customers can learn to set up and access bank accounts, mortgages, and credit accounts. They have 24/7 information about their finances. Transferring funds and paying bills online keeps clients in better touch with what bills are paid at any given time.
The more adults learn about the PC, the better they understand their local and extended community. Computers provide intellectual stimulation. Life is also improved because they can find answers to questions they may hesitate to ask aloud, such as signs of Alzheimer’s and how to start a postage stamp garden. Learning continues because computer lessons open new avenues of skills and interests.
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Modern technology gives seniors amazing communication opportunities. Many older individuals feel lonely and isolated because of their lifestyle. Internet opens the doors to brand new possibilities. Many people, however, find themselves incapable of using these new tools because of insufficient knowledge.
Computer training for adults and seniors is there to help everyone overcome the obstacles. Such classes come with a wide range of advantages and here are the most important ones.
Efficient computer usage is far from a complicated task. For a person that has never attempted it before, however, this new technology can be quite threatening.
Courses and senior classes help such individuals build their confidence by learning how to make full use of the technology. The programs are specialised, taking in consideration the challenges and obstacles that such computer users have to deal with. Once the basic problems are overcome, the computer usage becomes much more productive and satisfactory.
Every age group can benefit from the use of computers and modern technology. Seniors are no exception.
Knowing how to harness the power of internet technology will give seniors the chance to stimulate themselves intellectually, to benefit from new entertainment opportunities and to communicate more efficiently. Whether these people want to stay in touch with grandchildren or establish new friendships, computer training can be really helpful.
The price of computer classes will depend on the level of instruction and the complexity of the topics being discussed.
Many organisations that provide training for seniors have low-cost opportunities available for these individuals. A little bit of research will be sufficient to come across the best opportunity that will feature the optimal price to quality ratio.
Once adults and seniors acquire some basic computer skills through an introductory class, they can move on to much more advanced training programs.
Photo editing, using text or chart creation software and even website development programs are available for anyone who would like to take the skills to the next level. Such courses are great for all of the individuals that want to make a little bit of money in their spare time and for seniors that are looking for a new hobby or stimulating activity.
Everybody can benefit from computer training. These skills are great for people from all parts of the world and regardless of age. The number of seniors who discover online communication and its advantages is growing all the time. The selection of the right course is the first step in the right direction and the one that will be determining for the use of this powerful technology.
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This is a tutorial on how to navigate the design and layout tabs for tables in Microsoft Word. By viewing these different tables, you will be able to create a great looking table that will be very helpful in organization information for you.
Information used in the table is not real. Names are made up and information is not accurate. Using it to fill table as an example.
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This computer lesson shows you how to use a USB Flash drive and how to remove them correctly without damaging your data.
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Gmail Tutorial – Sending & Receiving Emails
This video will cover how to compose, send and receive emails in Gmail.
Gmail Topics Covered:
– Composing and formatting new emails
– Adding CC and BCC recipients
– Adding attachments to emails
– Receiving, replying and forwarding emails
– Additional options when sending and receiving emails
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Itunes Tutorial: How To Sync Songs To Your iPhone or iPod
In this video tutorial I show you how to sync songs to your iPhone, iPod, or iPad from iTunes.
According to Apple official site, customers can easily setup iTunes in order to sync iPhone or ipod itouch using their computer systems. Plus the syncable contents are outlined as down below:
* Contacts-names, phone numbers, addresses, email addresses, and so on
* Calendars-appointments and events
* Web bookmarks
* Music and audiobooks
* Photos
* Podcasts
* Movies and TV shows
* Applications
And so if you’re an apple iphone or iPod Touch user, you could synchronize iPhone/iPod Touch frequently to move movie, songs along with other data files from iTunes library to device.
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This video is for anyone who would like to master and learn how to use and get the most out of their iPhone.
Here is your chance to get the simple details you need to enjoy the time you devote using your iPhone! As well as, you can study at your own rate! This video tutorial is a guide for new and experienced iPhone users.
The story of the iPhone line of cell phones starts with a guidance from Steve Jobs to Apple Inc.’s technical engineers, wherein he requested them to check out touchscreens and a tablet pc, which later on came to fruition with the iPad. Furthermore, numerous users have noted the device’s resemblances to Apple’s earlier touch-screen compact gadget, the Newton MessagePad. Like the Newton, the iPhone is nearly all screen.
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What is an iPhone? This is a short video aimed as an introduction to one of the most popular smartphones, the Apple iPhone. The iPhone has been around since 2007 and now we have the sixth generation the iPhone 5 but for many seniors and beginners new to computing, trying to keep up with technology is difficult, especially when many have only just mastered cell phones or mobile phones and now the world has smartphones. The computer lesson explains that an iPhone may be used as a normal cell phone but has lots of additional features made possible through apps or applications, demonstrating email, music, maps, games news and social media.
The lesson is elementary and suitable for beginners or seniors not yet aware of smartphones.
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Our course in how to use Excel for beginners and seniors continues with a computer lesson about printing in Excel. The Excel print area is not as straightforward as Microsoft word and some thought and planning needs to be applied to get the best Excel print area. The beginners Excel tutorial talks through the commands for printing in excel showing that there are options for printing the active excel worksheet, printing the entire workbook, selecting several worksheets or just choosing the excel print area. During the Excel computer lesson the different orientations are demonstrated, portrait or landscape, collated printing is explained and scaling the Excel print area is shown.
The Printing in Excel computer lesson is suitable for any beginner looking to understand how to use excel and for those looking to gain a formal qualification the online computer tutorial will help with excel spreadheets sections, printing in excel and understanding excel print area. [Read more…]
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We continue our computer course showing how to use Excel with a computer lesson demonstrating editing cells in Excel. The lesson talks about how you can set permissions and passwords to protect your work in Excel without going in to too much detail at this time, before showing three ways of editing Excel cells, firstly double clicking the selected cell, secondly using the Excel formula bar and then explaining how key F2 can be used. The computer lesson for excel beginners goes on to demonstrate the status bar at the bottom of the Excel worksheet.
The course for how to use Excel is suitable for anybody looking to improve their computer skills and understand about spreadsheets for work or home. Those people looking to qualify in the European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL) will also find this computer lesson helpful for obtaining their qualification.
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We move on in our computer lessons for Excel with quite a long video tutorial showing how to use Excel Formulas in a spreadsheet. We use a simple Excel spreadsheet to calculate the profits from running a special steam train service. The computer lesson for excel beginners demonstrates how to change currencies to a single Excel cell and also multiple Excel cells before concentrating on how to use Excel Formulas. The online tutorial shoes how to multilpy cell and then repeat the calculation by dragging the Excel Formula down to the Excel row or rows below. The computer lesson also uses Auto sum to calculate totals and shows how to place a calculated total in to another Excel cell.
Anyone wishing to improve their basic computer skills and learn how to use Excel this computer lesson will help to understand Excel Formulas and Excel spreadsheets better whether for work or home. [Read more…]
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In this computer lesson for Excel we take a look at some simple Excel Formulas. The online video tutorial first explains how the common mathematical operations and their mathematical symbols are used in simple Excel formulas, the lesson then continues to explain that an equals sign is always inserted at the beginning of each Excel formula and demonstrates by showing some very simple Excel Formulas using add, subtract, multiply and divide. The Excel computer lesson then shows how to use the AutoSum command pointing at the Marquee effect when cells are selected. Following this, the online computer lesson demonstrates how to build simple excel formulas by selecting individual cells for each formula and concludes by showing how to round down to the desired decimal place.
The computer course is part of the how to use Excel course and the next lesson in the series goes on to demonstrate simple Excel formulas used on an Excel spreadsheet. The lesson is suitable for anyone wishing to improve their basic computer skills and learn how to use Excel. [Read more…]
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Our What is Excel course of computer lessons for Excel continues with an online video tutorial, Understand how to use Excel worksheets, helping beginners, seniors and those looking to learn Excel for work. The computer lesson explains why we may need a number of Excel worksheets for different projects. The online lesson then continues to show how to rename, colour code, drag and copy worksheets before demonstrating how to use Excel worksheets grouped togethor to make alterations. The tutorial also demonstrates how to keep headings in view when scrolloing large Excel worksheets before saving the work to file.
The computer lesson helps to understand what is Excel and is designed in an easy to follow format being suitable for seniors, beginners and anyone looking to improve their basic computer skills and learning Excel for work. The computer lesson follows a sequence in an Excel course and should be viewed in conjunction with other videos from our course. [Read more…]
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This computer lesson for What is Excel takes a closer look at how to use Exel Cells. The online video tutorial demonstrates how to select multiple cells, how to merge cells and how to resize columns and rows to fit Excel labels or text. The beginners Excel computer lesson continues to show how to selcect entire excel columns and excel rows before demonstrating where the commands are to insert additional rows and columns. By learning how to use excel cells enables easy editing and helps with Excel layout, important for topics later in our Excel computer course.
The online computer lesson is suitable for anyone worldwide who is trying to improve their computer skills, particularly those looking to learn Excel for Work. [Read more…]
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Our computer lessons on how to use Excel continue with an online video tutorial, What is an Excel Cell on a worksheet. Following on from the start of our Excel computer course, this lesson recaps on topics learnt, on the Excel layout, looking at columns and rows before moving on to identifying Cell Addresses or Cell References. The computer lesson for Excel beginners then talks about the three types of data that can be added to cells, labels, values and formulas. The lesson builds up a very simple worksheet to demonstrate the three types of data being added and also introduces Excel beginners to the Name Box and the Formula Bar, two areas essential to understand for anyone who wants to know how to use excel.
The computer lesson on Excel is suitable for anyone worldwide wishing to improve their computer skills and particularly those learning Excel for work and looking at spreadsheets.
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We start a fresh computer course for beginners by asking What is Excel ? This computer lesson about Microsoft Excel will take a first look at excel answering the question of what is excel? It starts by giving a definition and then demonstrating the type of tasks undertaken with Microsoft Office Excel by looking at the types of templates available through your Microsoft Office software. The online video computer lesson talks through the similarities between Excel and Word with the layout and The Ribbon, the excel tutorial then introduces beginners to the workbook, worksheets, columns, rows and cells.
Our computer course on how to use Excel has easy to follow step by step video computer lessons making it particularly suitable for those learning Excel for work.
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Our computer course for beginners in Microsoft Office Word continues with a computer lesson creating a simple newsletter in Office Word. The tutorial starts by showing there are plenty of templates to choose from through your Microsoft Office Word software before demonstrating through a step by step online tutorial how to create a simple newsletter from scratch.
The computer lesson for beginners, seniors and anyone looking to improve their basic computer skills shows how to build a title, add the date and fit columns to a document, before going on to insert a photograph and a table. The online learning tutorial reinforces lessons already learnt and adds some other office word commands and techniques. [Read more…]
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One of the great tools available in Microsoft Office Word is the ability to create a simple table quickly and easily, whether the table is for delivery times, membership numbers or in this case a football league, tables are a great way of showing data. This computer lesson for beginners and seniors demonstrates from scratch how to create a simple table by selecting the table parameters, adding the data, adding additional rows and adding a title to the table. The online word tutorial then changes the font, style and size to create a simple table easy to understand. [Read more…]
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Our word computer course continues with a computer lesson about creating business letters. The online tutorial for Microsoft Office Word takes a look at creating a business letter using a template before creating a UK business letter from scratch. The computer lesson for beginners and seniors demonstrates how to position using the Tab Key and also how to use the bullet list command, when talking through how to create a UK business letter. [Read more…]
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Our Microsoft Office Word Tutorials continue with a computer lesson for beginners about working with templates in office word. The word tutorials are part of our computer courses giving basic computer skills for seniors and beginners. In the computer lesson we demonstrate where to find the pre-loaded templates when working with Word 2010 and explains where in Word 2007, the tutorial then shows templates may be downloaded from Microsoft Office online where a huge number of templates are available for all sorts of office word tasks.
The computer lesson demonstrates how to alter templates for individual use and finishes by showing templates are also available when searching online. [Read more…]
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Our computer lessons for beginners and seniors continue with an Office Word tutorial, working with pictures in microsoft word, part of our computer courses for microsoft office. The online tutorial demonstrates how to place a picture in the text of a word document, resize the picture, crop the picture and wrap text around the picture. The computer lesson also shows the Picture Tools menu and some of the commands available when working with pictures in Microsoft Office Word. [Read more…]
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Our Microsoft Office Word tutorials continue with a computer lesson showing how to cut, copy and paste in Word 2010. The online computer lesson is for seniors and beginners learning how to use Office Word. The online lesson shows how to select text in order to cut and paste it within a document, explaining that all types of data can be altered using the commands cut copy and paste. The computer word tutorial then talks about paste options demonstrating later in the lesson and covers copy and paste along with using the clipboard. The differences between Word 2010 and Word 2007 regarding paste options are spoken about. [Read more…]
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We continue our Office Word Tutorials for seniors and beginners with a short computer lesson about the mini toolbar, quick access toolbar and help button, this is part of our computer courses for beginners. The computer lesson demonstrates what the mini toolbar is and how to use it, shows the quick access toolbar and points out the office word help button. The online tutorial also shows how to customize the quick access toolbar in different ways. [Read more…]
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In the next of our Free Microsoft Office Word tutorials we show how to create a simple flyer using word. This computer lesson for seniors and beginners is part of our word computer course and starts to demonstrate how easy it is to create pieces of work with a little planning and an understanding of the Office Word commands.
The computer lesson demonstrates how to make a flyer by producing a lost cat poster. We start with a simple bit of text which, using the word commands, we change by altering the font type, creating a title, headings and changing the font size. The online word tutorial demonstrates how to select text for altering and uses some basic word commands before running a spell check and sending the flyer for printing and saving. [Read more…]
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The next of our Word Tutorials continues our computer courses for beginners and seniors with a computer lesson about the tabs and commands on the Microsoft Office Word Ribbon. The tutorial follows on from the previous computer lesson about the layout of Microsoft office word 2010 and 2007 by demonstating the other Tabs along the Office Word ribbon. Key commands are pointed out on each tab and we also demonstrate that information about commands is easily available when moving your computer mouse. [Read more…]
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The next of our computer courses for beginners and seniors takes a look at productivity and we start with Word tutorials, how to use Microsoft Office Word. This computer lesson demonstrates the layout of Microsoft word, because when you break down the layout and understand how Microsoft Word is arranged it becomes a lot easier to use.
In this word tutorial we demonstrate how the Ribbon is broken down into the three basic elements, Tabs, Groups and Commands. The tutorial then goes on to look at the home tab and the file tab, talking about the Microsoft Office button for those using word 2007, as the online computer lessons about Microsoft Office Word are shown using Microsoft Office Word 2010 but any differences with Word 2007 are pointed out. [Read more…]
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Our next computer course for beginners is all about being productive with your computer and productive software. You may have completed some of our other free computer lessons for basic computer training or you may be looking to get more productive with your computer by understanding how to use the software available, if so our next series of computer lessons for seniors and beginners will run through the Microsoft Office Suite of computer programmes. The computer lessons will run through in a step by step guide how to use Microsoft Office Word, a word processor programme, explains how to use Excel, a spreadsheet application and Microsoft PowerPoint a presentation programme.
The courses of computer lessons are particularly useful for those looking to improve their computer skills and learn Office Word for work or Excel for work.
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Continuing our computer courses for beginners and seniors we have the final computer lesson in our basic computer training, a lesson on hoax emails and email scams. This is a general computer lesson and talks about the broad threat and types of hoax emails that maybe encountered without looking at individual scam emails as these types of computer threats are always changing.
The first thing the computer lesson points out is the need to have good Internet Home Security software, with our preferred provider being McAfee. Having good internet protection will greatly reduce the risk of receiving hoax emails, but unfortunately some may well slip through. The computer lesson then takes you to the website of The London Metropolitan Police and shows their advice on fraud.
The computer lesson is suitable for anyone worldwide, as the risks are international, it is easy to follow and we have provided a link to the Metropolitan Police Fraud page for your own reading should you wish. [Read more…]
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Meganga’s free computer courses for beginners and seniors continues with a computer lesson taking a look at email file attachments, an essential part of basic computer training.
The online tutorial starts by attaching a file to an email using the Gmail account it then shows an email that has been received with files attached, the free computer lesson checks through the email before opening it and explaining about file size restrictions when sending or receiving emails and points out the difference in file sizes for photographs and documents.
The computer lesson aimed as part of our free computer courses for beginners and seniors explains about the dangers from opening email file attachments that are from unknown senders or suspicious, the lesson goes on to explain about computer viruses with the help of the Microsoft Safety and Security Centre and gives advice and computer training for beginners and seniors about guarding against security threats to computers. [Read more…]
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This basic computer training tutorial continues on from our lesson called using my email. The computer lesson for seniors and beginners demonstrates the reply to email, forward emails and print email commands frequently used when using webmail and an email client.
The tutorial is one of our basic computer lessons and shows, using a Gmail account and Hotmail account, how to use firstly, the reply to e-mail command followed by how to forward emails and finally points out the print icon for printing emails, the beginners lesson also demonstrates the seperate menus where all three basic computer commands can be found.
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Our basic computer training for beginners and seniors continues with an online computer tutorial, using my email. The tutorial takes a look at a basic Gmail account and talks through the email folders including my email inbox, sent mail and how to organise your email received mail.
The beginners computer training then shows how to compose email or create e-mail showing where to add email recipients and those mail recipients intended for information. The seniors online tutorial talks about adding file attachments to your emails and the limitations to consider.
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What is e-mail? We continue our basic computer training course for seniors and beginners with an online tutorial answering the question, what is e-mail? The short computer lesson starts by explaining about email before going on to show how an email address is obtained using an internet service provider and a webmail provider. The tutorial is an easy to follow computer lesson for seniors or beginners and is the first of our basic email lessons.
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We move on in our basic computer training for seniors and beginners with an online learning tutorial about filling forms and logging in to websites. As you move on and gain more confidence and better computer skills you will want to register on websites, whether for social networking, reading media or shopping, whatever the reason at some point you will need to fill out an online form. This computer lesson for beginners takes a look at two well known websites and just runs through the information you need to provide, in order to log in, along with talking about providing computer passwords.
The lesson is suitable for any beginners or seniors learning online and for those looking to qualify in the European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL), this lesson covers elements 7.7 and 7.10. [Read more…]
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Following on in our basic computer training for seniors and beginners we have an online computer lesson pointing out the basic elements of web browsers, using the most common browsers, internet explorer and mozilla firefox. The lesson explains the what the home page is, what is meant by the term URL and goes on to explain about browsing history, bookmarking and favourites. Important for anyone learning new computer skills.
The computer tutorial is suitable for any beginner and those beginners looking to qualify in the European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL) the lesson covers elements 7.2, 7.3, 7.4 and 7.5 of the computer basics course.
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In this basic computer training lesson for seniors and beginners we take a look at files and folders, how we save files and how we organise our files and folders within our computer.
The computer tutorial is suitable for any beginner, senior or novice and for those looking to learn online and qualify in the European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL) this follows our online computer course and covers element 5, file handling.
The computer training lesson points out files and folders and then demonstrates saving a Wordpad document as a file before moving the file in to a new folder.
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Everyone who switches on a computer, will, at some point, want to create documents and our free basic computer training for beginners and seniors shows how to get started. The online tutorial shows how to find WordPad, a word processing software, in your computer. The computer training then explains about font icons, shows how to change font style and size as well as text colour, before showing how to print and save the document. The tutorial is suitable for any beginner or senior and continues through element 4 for those looking to qualify in The European Computer Driving License (ECDL).
Being able to create documents is an important part of developing computer skills and this learning online tutorial is designed to get beginners started. More computer lessons in Microsoft Office Word, a more advanced software are available elsewhere on our website. [Read more…]
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When learning anything new there is always new terminology and as with all new things it is essential when learning about computing that you understand terminology as part of learning your computer skills and this basic computer training tutorial helps by identifying the parts of an application window. The basic computer lesson is suitable for any beginner, senior, novice and for anyone looking to qualify in The European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL) the lesson covers elements 3.1 and 3.3 of the Equal skills section.
The computer lesson shows an ordinary WordPad document and explains the various parts of the WordPad window, the title bar, the menu bar, WordPad toolbar (also known as the Ribbon), scroll bars and the status bar.
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Our basic computer training course continues with a lesson explaining about the taskbar and some of the features of the task bar. The tutorial is suitable for any beginners and for anyone looking to learn online and qualify in The European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL), this tutorial will cover Equal skills elements 2.3, 2.4, 2.5 and 2.6.
The lesson uses screen capture software to demonstrate the taskbar, icons associated with the task bar and how to pin favourite programmes to the taskbar, as well as opening applications from your desktop. Seniors, beginners and computer novices will benefit from this basic computer training tutorial which also demonstrates how programmes remain running and available for use from the task bar. Understanding about the taskbar is essential for improving computer skills. [Read more…]
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In this basic computer training lesson we demonstrate how easy it is to personalise your computer desktop if you know the right commands for your computer. The tutorial, aimed at seniors, beginners and computer novices, shows the three main areas to personalise on your desktop, the background picture, icons and gadgets. We demonstrate in this basic computer training lesson that with a few simple commands you can easily change the appearance of your desktop to make your computer much more personal to you and at the same time develop your computer skills.
The lesson starts be showing an easy way to change the back ground picture before creating an icon for a piece of work and then selecting a gadget. The basic computer training lesson is an ideal starter lesson for seniors and beginners showing how to use commands and menus that make a visible difference.
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To continue our basic computer training course for seniors, beginners and novices, we move on to a tutorial explaining the layout of your computer desktop and an introduction to desktop icons. The lesson is suitable for anyone learning online worldwide and for those looking to qualify in The European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL) this lesson will cover Equal Skills, desktop, elements 2.1 and 2.2.
The lesson demonstrates a conventional computer desktop and lists the three main areas, icons, gadgets and taskbar. The computer lesson then goes on to explain about desktop shortcuts and how they are identified fundamental for improving your computer skills.
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We continue our basic computer training for beginners, seniors and novices with a tutorial demonstrating you can use your computer keyboard for much more than just typing. The basic computer lesson is suitable for anyone worldwide and for those looking to learn about computers and qualify in the European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL) the basic computer training covers Equal Skills computer basics 1.9 and 1.10.
The tutorial explains how your keyboard is divided and demonstrates different keys and their functions, a core part of elementary computer skills.
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Continuing our basic computer courses for seniors, beginners and computer novices, we have a lesson about understanding your cursor. Your cursor behaves differently as it interacts with webpages and software, it is therefore important to understand what your cursor is telling you so that you can follow hyperlinks and type text where you need to. This basic computer training lesson will help you to identify the different appearances of the mouse or cursor.
The lesson is suitable for anyone learning online worldwide and covers elements 1.7 and 1.8 of the European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL) qualification in EqualSkills, Computer Basics.
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This is the start of our basic computer training course for seniors, beginners and complete novices. The computer lesson will answer questions about your computer, what is a chip, what is a processor, what is ram and what is a hard drive?
Designed to improve computer skills, the course is suitable for anyone worldwide and for those looking to learn about computers and qualify in The European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL), this lesson will cover EqualSkills computer basics elements 1.1 and 1.2, looking at your computer.
The lesson will demonstrate different personal computers and there various parts, talk about adding accessories before giving a brief description about some of the components inside your computer including the processor, RAM and hard drive.
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The next tutorial in our free computer courses for seniors is a tutorial showing how to work with windows. Microsoft Windows comes in various forms, e.g. Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows ME and others. They all have one thing in common – they all have windows. This tutorial shows opening, closing, minimizing and maximizing those windows. An elementary lesson in developing basic computer skills.
This tutorial will continue the basic computer training for seniors, beginners and novices, those students looking to learn online and qualify in The European Computer Driving License (ECDL) this lesson will cover Equal skills element 3.2.
This is an elementary part of using your computer.
Level: Beginner
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In earlier tutorials we have talked about using the biggest search engine, so using Google, in this online learning tutorial, the next in our courses for seniors we demonstrate what a true phenomenon global Google has become. We demonstrate that Google has sites catering for populations all over the world and show you just how sophisticated using Google has become. We appologise but because of the speed that Google improves and evolves this video tutorial may well look out of date by the time you get to watch it!
Level: Beginner/Intermediate
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The main navigation for all windows computers is through the start button in the bottom left of the computer screen, this computer lesson for beginners and seniors talks through the basic navigation of your computer.
As part of Meganga’s first click courses for seniors we have provided a tutorial demonstrating the elements that make up the start menu in Windows 7, the central navigation to any computer. The online learning tutorial for beginners shows you how to use the search box, where to find your programmes and shows you where your frequently used computer applications can be found. Learning to navigate around your computer avoids frustration when trying to find programmes and applications later on.
Level: Beginner
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by steve
In this seniors computer lesson we ask what is a search engine? For the answer we take a look at the search engine Google, currently the most popular search engine and we see how we can use Google to search the web. We use the UK Google site in this online tutorial however Google does have many regional sites around the world as explained in a later online tutorial for beginners. If you click on the “About Google” link on any Google search page you can find out lots more information about Google.
This tutorial is of use to anyone learning online worldwide and for those looking to gain computer skills and qualify in The European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL) this lesson covers elements 7.11 and 7.12.
Level: Beginner
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by steve
To complement our basic computer training course we have added a tutorial about saving favourites, in this the next of our online computer courses for seniors and beginners we demonstrate how you can save your favourite websites to your browser. In this tutorial for beginners we use Internet Explorer, the most poular browser. Saving favourites enables you to find your favourite websites quickly and easily. As with all our computer lessons for seniors the step by step guide will show you how to personalise your Internet Explorer browser and forms part of the Meganga first click courses. Once you have viewed the tutorial why not save www.meganga.com to you favourites to enjoy more of our online computer courses for seniors and beginners.
Level: Beginner/Intermediate
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Free online computer lessons and tutorials for seniors and beginners from www.meganga.com
by steve
Continuing with our free basic computer training, the next one of our online tutorials for seniors and beginners will demonstrate how to change your home page using Internet Explorer 8. There are three main ways to change the home page, this is the page that your browser will start on when you first go on to the internet, called your home page. We have already demonstrated by changing our home page to Google as home page, but any web page can be set as your home page, although Google is probably the most common. The online computer lesson will demonstrate different commands from the control panel and on your browser helping beginners find their way around their computer.
Level: Beginner
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Free online computer lessons and tutorials for seniors and beginners from www.meganga.com
by steve
In this computer lesson for seniors and beginners we demonstrate how to customise your desktop display by adding desktop gadgets such as a clock, news feeds and weather from around the world. The computer tutorial uses the windows 7 operating system although gadgets can also be displayed using Window Vista.
Gadgets are the handy little applications that let you know the time, the weather for home or your next holiday destination, exchange rates, latest news items and lots more. This online learning tutorial for beginners and seniors will demonstrate about gadgets, making your computer desktop much more personal to you and helping to enhance your own computer skills. The computer lesson is suitable for anyone worldwide wishing to learn about computers.
Level: Beginner/Intermediate
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by steve
Continuing our basic computer training for beginners and seniors we have a short online lesson explaining what are hyperlinks and how to recognise a link or hyperlink. The world wide web is navigated by clicking on hyperlinks to take the user from webpage to webpage. The seniors and beginners computer lesson goes on to cover how webpages can be opened in a new window, so as not to leave the webpage being viewed.
This online tutorial demonstrates how the world wide web is navigated which is essential for beginners starting out on the internet and by understanding how hyperlinks or links work anyone can understand how the world wide web is bound together. [Read more…]
by steve
The next of our online computer lessons for seniors shows you how to get the most from your browser address bar. The address bar can be found toward the top of the browser and it can be used for searching or going directly to a website. This sneiors and beginners computer lesson follows on from our basic computer training tutorial about web browser basics as the lesson explains what a Uniform Resource Locator or URL is and how to navigate to your chosen websites using the address bar.
This computer lesson is ideal for the complete beginner who is new to using the Internet and the WWW (World Wide Web) and helps to get beginners using different parts of the web browser.
Level: Beginner [Read more…]
by steve
For those following our basic computer training course for seniors and beginners this next learning online computer lesson takes a look at the world wide web and asks what is a web browser?
The computer lesson for seniors and beginners will explain what a browser is and what web browsers are used for. It goes on to cover some of the different browsers available to you, including: Internet Explorer, FireFox, Google Chrome, Safari and others.
Anyone looking to qualify in the European Computer Driving License (ECDL), this lesson will cover element 7.1 in the course.
Level: Beginner [Read more…]
by steve
This computer lessons for seniors and beginners will show you how to change the background image of your desktop. This is also sometimes called the wallpaper. This is useful if you want to add your own pictures.
Level: Beginner [Read more…]
by steve
This computer lesson for seniors and beginners shows you how to create desktop shortcut and desktop icons. This lesson also shows you how to delete icons from your desktop. When learning computer skills it is considered good practice to keep your desktop as free as possible of icons and shortcuts as it does tend to slow your pc’s performance. However, there are times when you need to create desktop shortcuts in order to save time and make programmes and work easy to find. This computer lesson for seniors and beginners is aimed at teaching how to maintain your desktop and organise your computer, the lesson is suitable for any beginner new to computing and wanting to learn basic computer skills.
Level: Beginner [Read more…]
by steve
This computer lesson is an introduction to email using Hotmail. It is designed for the complete beginner and novice and shows you how to start using email. Hotmail is a free web mail that is easy and available to use by anyone. Many seniors and beginners tio computers are cautious and perhaps a little worried about using email. Once you have grasped teh basics of using email in this computer lesson you will be amazed at how easy it is to use.
Level: Beginner [Read more…]
by steve
This online computer lesson for seniors and beginners explains how to create a free email account with Hotmail. This video lesson will have you up and running with an email account in no time. This tutorial also shows you some useful tips and shortcuts.
Level: Beginner [Read more…]
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Using The Recycle Bin And Deleting Desktop Icons Free Online Computer Lesson For Seniors and Beginners
Recycle Bin and Icons
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Complete computer beginner/novice [Read more…]
Meganga.com was created to fill a very much needed gap in the provision of computer training for the elderly and beginners alike. We have a passionate belief that you are never too old to learn. Learning to use computers can open up a whole new world to people and seeing and hearing people’s enthusiasm once they do start to learn is a reward in itself.
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