Learn the essential features of Windows 11, Microsoft’s latest OS release, with this 5-hour course from Simon Sez IT.
InstructorSimon Sez IT
The curriculum follows a pattern of video lectures paired with specific exercises to reinforce learning across various OS functions.
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This slide outlines key facts about Windows 11, identifying it as a new operating system released on October 5th, 2021, and noting that it is available as a free upgrade for compatible Windows 10 users.
This slide outlines the course structure, noting it contains 63 bite-sized lessons across 12 sections with no required files but includes practice exercises.
This educational slide introduces the fundamental components of Windows 11, highlighting key areas such as the user interface, file management, applications, and input devices.
Learner signals indicate the instruction is easy to follow, well-organized, and delivered at an appropriate pace.
The content focuses on interface navigation and basic settings, which may not satisfy those seeking professional-grade system administration or comprehensive accessibility coverage.
One signal suggests that specific features like Cortana may have been superseded by newer tools like Copilot, potentially impacting relevance.
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The curriculum aligns well with the target audience of new users or those upgrading from previous versions.