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System Requirements
- Platform: Windows Vista / 7 / XP, Mac OS X
- Media: DVD-ROM
- Item Quantity: 1
Product Features
- Reduce learning time by 80%. Learn from a professional trainer from your own desk
- Visual training method, offering users increased retention and accelerated learning
- Breaks even the most complex applications down into simplistic steps
- Ideal for users who learn faster when shown
- Complete with hands-on working files, follow the lessons at your own pace
- Stop, rewind or fast-forward the training whenever - you're in control
- Uses cross platform compatibility, works on PC and Mac
- Learn practical skills that increase your workflow and creativity
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Do you find it easier to learn when showed how?
Did you know that you can learn any application in hours for a fraction of the cost of other training methods?
Infinite Skills utilises state of the art audio-visual information delivery methods to accelerate your learning and increase retention. Each course is taught by an expert trainer, who breaks down every topic into short, comprehensive videos that will allow you to quickly understand the material.
This visual and practical method of training breaks even the most complicated tasks down into nothing more than a series of simple step-by-step, easy to follow stages. This allows you to become comfortable with the topic in a very short space of time no matter what your prior experience.
Accelerated learning is further enhanced by the state-of-the art delivery program, the ISkills Player, which allows you to watch the lessons sequentially, or jump to topics of specific interest. This simple to use training interface gives you total control over how you proceed through the course. The video can be stopped, rewound or fast-forwarded at any time, allowing you to learn at your own pace.
Master any application right from your own desk
Learn at your own pace, on your own time
Learn the material from expert trainers
Increase your retention of information, compared to classroom training
Complex operations are broken down to easy-to-follow steps
Use included practical working files to replicate the instruction
Completely cross-platform, the training works on both PC and Mac.
Learn how to take your skills to the next level. This Windows 7 training Video on DVD is the ultimate in comprehensive learning for the discerning professional. The training uses broadcast quality audio and video to deliver concise and informative training right to your desktop. The Tutorial comes complete with practical working files and presented via an intuitive, easy-to-use interface, This Windows 7 tutorial makes learning simple, quick and enjoyable. All training courses are authored by certified professional instructors who have a passion for teaching.
Number of Videos: 152
Training Duration: 7.5Hours
Ships on: DVD-ROM
User Level: Beginner
This Microsoft Windows 7 Training Video is narrated by long time author and expert trainer Tony Northup. Covering over 7 hours this tutorial video takes an in-depth look at Microsoft's latest operating system, Windows 7. Starting with the basics of installation, Tony guides you through the setup, and use of the most important features of Windows 7. Tony covers topics such as the taskbar, notification area, creating and navigating folders, Internet Explorer 8, Media Player, and much more, making this a completely comprehensive look at the most exciting Microsoft operating system to date. By the conclusion of this video based training course, you will be capable of installing, customizing and using this operating system with confidence, the self-paced nature of this tutorial allows users of all levels to quickly learn Windows 7 no matter what their prior experience
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
So, of course I've used Windows in the past. Since Windows 95 actually, all the way through XP. I consider myself a decently aware user. Let's put it this way: elderly family members call me when they can't get their printer to work.
Anyway, after XP, I was given a Mac as a graduation present. Yes, I do love it, but I'll be honest and say a few things are easier in Windows. As it was, I hadn't used Windows in a few years, and managed to avoid Vista entirely, which in a lot of ways set standards for the user interface that are used by Windows 7.
These videos give a good walkthrough of basically all everyday tasks, with a definite emphasis on the features that are new to Windows 7. And as much as Windows has changed, some things have stayed the same. Anytime I started watching a lesson and I felt like I understood what was going on, I simply skipped ahead to the stuff I needed to know. I think the training is basically geared toward beginners, but I still managed to get a lot out of it.
Once I was done, I passed the DVD along to my dad, who has actually been reluctant to get into computers after all this time. He's about half way through, and his level of comfort has gone way up. So I definitely would recommend the course for people just getting started.
If you really want to see what the course is like, there are preview videos on the Infinite Skills website. They've got a lot of other useful courses, too. I think I might be a little addicted.
Anyway, after XP, I was given a Mac as a graduation present. Yes, I do love it, but I'll be honest and say a few things are easier in Windows. As it was, I hadn't used Windows in a few years, and managed to avoid Vista entirely, which in a lot of ways set standards for the user interface that are used by Windows 7.
These videos give a good walkthrough of basically all everyday tasks, with a definite emphasis on the features that are new to Windows 7. And as much as Windows has changed, some things have stayed the same. Anytime I started watching a lesson and I felt like I understood what was going on, I simply skipped ahead to the stuff I needed to know. I think the training is basically geared toward beginners, but I still managed to get a lot out of it.
Once I was done, I passed the DVD along to my dad, who has actually been reluctant to get into computers after all this time. He's about half way through, and his level of comfort has gone way up. So I definitely would recommend the course for people just getting started.
If you really want to see what the course is like, there are preview videos on the Infinite Skills website. They've got a lot of other useful courses, too. I think I might be a little addicted.
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