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Desktop Management and Customization in Windows 11
In this module you will learn about customizing the desktop and managing the different apps and options.Preview the first lesson free — get full access to all 5 lessons.
Beginner Provider : Bryan Buck 5 Lessons · 13m in Arabic, German, English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Urdu, Chinese
Course Description
In this module you will learn about customizing the desktop and managing the different apps and options. You will also look at the new Microsoft Store and Edge browser, along with how to use Office online.
What You'll Learn
- Personalize and customize the Windows 11 desktop
- Manage the different apps and options in Windows 11
- Use Windows 10 apps and Microsoft Office within Windows 11
- Navigate the new Microsoft Store and Microsoft Edge browser
- Use Office online and Windows Search
Key Takeaways
- Windows 11 lets you personalize the desktop and manage its different apps and options.
- The module covers using Windows 10 apps and Microsoft Office within Windows 11.
- Learners explore the new Microsoft Store and the Microsoft Edge browser.
- The course shows how to use Office online and Windows Search.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this Windows 11 module cover?
It covers customizing the desktop and managing the different apps and options, along with the new Microsoft Store, the Edge browser, and how to use Office online.
What will I learn to do in Windows 11?
You will learn how to personalize Windows 11 and learn about the new available apps.
Which topics are included in the lessons?
Lessons cover using Windows 10 apps in Windows 11, using Microsoft Office in Windows 11, the Microsoft Store, Microsoft Edge, and Windows Search.
What skills does this course focus on?
It focuses on desktop management skills, including the Desktop Management Interface, Desktop Window Management, the Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack, Microsoft Windows XP Desktop Administration, and the Windows Desktop.
