Here’s what’s covered in Windows 10 Made Simple:

Part 1 – Introducing Windows 10

• Lesson 1 – The Kit and Kaboodle
• Lesson 2 – Finding Your Way Around Windows 10
• Lesson 3 – Moving, Closing and Switching Apps

Part 2 – Basic Skills

• Lesson 4 – Keyboard Skills and Working with Text
• Lesson 5 – Getting Around: Scrollbars, Tabs, Menus and Icons
• Lesson 6 – File Explorer: Files and Folders
• Lesson 7 – Nifty Tricks: Copy, Undo and the Right-Click Menu
• Lesson 8 – Printing

Part 3 – Browsing the Web Using “Microsoft Edge”

• Lesson 9 – Web Browsing Basics
• Lesson 10 – Searching the Web Using Bing
• Lesson 11 – Getting to Your Favourite Websites Quickly
• Lesson 12 – Fancier Features in Edge

Part 4 – Email and the Outlook App

• Lesson 13 – Basics of the Outlook App
• Lesson 14 – Fancier Email Features
• Lesson 15 – Using Webmail

Part 5 – Some Fancier Windows Features

• Lesson 16 – Using the Search Box
• Lesson 17 – The System Tray
• Lesson 18 – OneDrive
• Lesson 19 – Arranging Apps and Shortcuts
• Lesson 20 – Other Bits and Pieces

Part 6 – Windows Apps

• Lesson 21 – The Calendar and OneNote
• Lesson 22 – The Photos App
• Lesson 23 – Other Windows Apps

Part 7 – Settings in Windows 10

• Lesson 24 – Personalisation: Changing the Way Things Look
• Lesson 25 – Time and Region Settings
• Lesson 26 – Ease of Access
• Lesson 27 – A Handful of Other Useful Settings

(But don’t forget, you don’t have to go through it all – if there are bits you aren’t interested in, you can skip them… and you can go at whatever pace you like.  So don’t be put off if it seems a lot!)

If it sounds interesting, here’s the link to the full information about how the course works… and how to order it.

Oh, and you also get access to the short bonus course: “What to do when it goes wrong” – here’s what’s in that:

• What to do if it crashes
• Problems with your Wi-Fi
• How to Run an Old Program
• Printing Problems
• Downloading and Installing a New App or Program