Rohit K.

Years of Experience in Windows Training

2

Teaching Experience in detail in Windows Training

My training has equipped me with a vast amount of information about Windows operating systems, spanning various versions from older ones like Windows XP and 7 to the latest iterations like Windows 10 and 11. This includes: Core Functionality: I understand the fundamental aspects of the Windows environment, such as file system navigation, user account management, taskbar and Start Menu usage, application installation and management, and basic system settings. I can explain these concepts clearly and provide step-by-step instructions. Troubleshooting: I have been trained on common Windows issues and their solutions. This includes problems with software installation, hardware compatibility, network connectivity, performance bottlenecks, and basic error messages. I can guide users through troubleshooting steps, suggest potential causes, and offer possible fixes. Specific Features: I possess knowledge of various Windows features, such as the Command Prompt and PowerShell, accessibility options, and built-in applications. I can explain how these features work and how users can leverage them. Software Compatibility: I have information about the compatibility of various software applications with different Windows versions.I can often provide general guidance and point users towards resources for checking compatibility. Updates and Maintenance: I understand the process of Windows updates, driver management, and basic system maintenance tasks like disk cleanup and defragmentation (where relevant). I can explain the importance of these tasks and how to perform them. Customization: I can guide users on various ways to customize their Windows experience, including changing desktop backgrounds, themes, sound settings, and other personalization options.

Years of Experience in Computer Classes

3

Teaching Experience in detail in Computer Classes

I can teach Basics of computer. Like What is a Computer? Explaining the basic definition, its purpose, and how it processes information (input, processing, output, storage). Hardware: Identifying and explaining the function of the main physical components of a computer, such as: The central processing unit (CPU) - the "brain" of the computer. Random access memory (RAM) - temporary storage for active tasks. Hard disk drive (HDD) or solid-state drive (SSD) - long-term storage. Motherboard - the main circuit board connecting components. Input devices (keyboard, mouse, scanner, microphone). Output devices (monitor, printer, speakers). Software: Differentiating between system software (like operating systems) and application software (programs for specific tasks). Operating Systems (OS): Introducing the role of the OS in managing hardware and software resources (e.g., Windows, macOS, Linux). Basic navigation and common features. Files and Folders: Understanding file organization, creating, saving, opening, renaming, copying, moving, and deleting files and folders. Basic Computer Care: Simple maintenance tips for keeping a computer running smoothly (e.g., avoiding extreme temperatures, dust). Essential Skills: Turning the Computer On and Off: Proper startup and shutdown procedures. Using a Mouse and Keyboard: Basic navigation, clicking, double-clicking, right-clicking, typing, using special keys (Shift, Ctrl, Alt, Tab, Caps Lock). Navigating the Desktop: Understanding icons, the taskbar/dock, and the start menu/application launcher. Working with Applications: Opening, using basic features, saving work, and closing applications. This could include simple text editors, paint programs, or calculators. Introduction to the Internet: What is the internet and the World Wide Web? Understanding web browsers and basic navigation (typing URLs, using the address bar, back/forward buttons). Basic search engine usage. Awareness of online safety and basic cybersecurity (passwords, avoiding suspicious links). Basic Word Processing: Creating, editing, formatting, and saving simple documents. Introduction to Email: Understanding email addresses, sending, receiving, replying to, and forwarding emails. Teaching Approach: Hands-on Practice: Emphasizing practical exercises to reinforce concepts. Clear and Simple Language: using PPT and PDF study materials Patience and Encouragement: Creating a supportive learning environment. Relating to Real-World Examples: Addressing Individual Needs and queries