1 on 1 Computer Learning

Personal Computer Instruction in Your Own Home

Want to know how to do more with your computer?
Want to learn new computer skills so you can excel at your job or find a new job?
Don't like a classroom settings where others can monopolize the instructor's time?

Basics: Learn the basics of using Windows.
Productivity: Learn to use Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point, Outlook, FrontPage, Publisher, Access, orVisio.
Internet: Learn how to access the internet using America Online (AOL), a dial-up account, Cable Modem or DSL!
Browse: Use Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, Opera or another browser.
E-mail: Use your computer to send and receive e-mail. Send and receive files, pictures, movies, etc.
Chat: Connect with friends live on the internet using MSN Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger or AOL Instant Messenger.
Audio: Using Windows Media Player and other tools to organize your music on your computer.
Video: Get your pictures from your digital camera to your computer.

Networking: Use your Windows computer as part of a home network.
Install and Upgrade: Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows 2000, Windows XP
Security: Learn how to secure your computer from hackers.
Hints: Tips and tricks for finding information you want on the internet.
Sharing: Sharing learn how to share files on your computer with other computers.
Server: Set up your Windows computer as a file server, web server or mail server!
Personalized: What you want to learn about Windows.

Basics: Learn the basics using Mac OS X.
Advanced: Learn advanced topics in Mac OS X -- understand the Darwin operating system that powers Mac OS X.
E-mail: Use Mail to send and receive email. Learn to use the Junk Mail features.
Browse: Use Safari, Internet Explorer or Netscape to browse the internet.
Microsoft Office®: Learn to use Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point and Entourage.
Security: Secure your computer from hackers.
Audio: Organize and play music with iTunes.
Video: Make home movies from digital photographs and movies using iMovie and iDVD.
Sharing: Learn to share files on your Mac with other users on the network.
Chat: Connect with friends on the internet using iChat, MSN Messenger or Yahoo! Messenger.
Personalized: What you want to know about Mac OS X.

Basics: Learn the basics of using Linux.
Advanced: Learn advanced topics in Linux. Kernel modification, shell scripting, etc.
Internet: Connect your Linux computer to the internet.
Browse: Use Netscape Navigator, Opera and Konqueror to browse the internet.
Email: Use your Linux computer to send and receive email.
Productivity: Learn about Linux based alternatives to Microsoft Office, like OpenOffice, or KOffice.
Installation: Learn how to install Linux (Red Hat, Mandrake, SuSE, etc.) on your personal computer.
Security: Keep your Linux computer secure.
Networking: Connect your Linux computer to other computers, even Windows computers.
Advanced: Use Linux and Windows on the same computer. Use your Linux box as a home network firewall, etc.
Server: Use your Linux computer as a file server, web server or email server.
Personalized: What you want to know about Linux.

Installing: Install and replace computer components such as hard drives, CD-ROM drives or memory.
Troubleshooting: Find the faulty component in your computer.
Upgrading: Get help or advice about upgrade options for your current computer.

UNIX: Learn the basics of UNIX operating systems such as Solaris, HP-UX and FreeBSD.
Network Security: Intrusion Detection, Incident Analysis.
Personal: What you want to learn.

E-mail now and make an appointment.
harry@1on1computerlearning.com