macOS Sequoia Essential Training
4h 23mBeginner2024-09-17
Authors

Nick Brazzi
LinkedIn Learning Staff Author
Course details
In this course, Nick Brazzi shows Apple fans everything they need to know about macOS and offers in-depth guidance on all aspects of working with macOS devices. Learn about the latest features in macOS—including the AI tools in Apple Intelligence—and how to upgrade. Then, get started setting up a new Mac, navigating the user interface, making adjustments in System Settings, connecting accessories, and more.
Explore all the ways you can use the Finder and the desktop. Go over how to launch and use applications, as well as how to work with Mail, Calendar, Contacts, and more. Find out how to work with other bundled applications, install and manage various applications, and manage your notifications and widgets.
Explore all the ways you can use the Finder and the desktop. Go over how to launch and use applications, as well as how to work with Mail, Calendar, Contacts, and more. Find out how to work with other bundled applications, install and manage various applications, and manage your notifications and widgets.
Skills covered
macOSClient Operating SystemsIT Help DeskAppleEssential Training
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Understanding macOS
- 02 - Using the exercise files
- 03 - Understand the Apple Account and iCloud
- 04 - Set up an Apple Account or iCloud
- 05 - Upgrade to macOS Sequoia
- 06 - New features in macOS Sequoia
1. Getting Started
- 07 - First-time setup for a new Mac
- 08 - Sign in, shut down, sleep, and restart
- 09 - Interface with windows, menus, and the toolbar
- 10 - Adjust settings in System Settings
- 11 - Use the Control Center and customize the toolbar
- 12 - Connect accessories - Wired and Bluetooth wireless devices
- 13 - Beyond clicking - Mouse and trackpad control
- 14 - Use keyboard shortcuts
- 15 - Connect to the internet
- 16 - Set up multiple user accounts
- 17 - Update macOS
2. Finder - The Mac Filing Cabinet
- 18 - Browse through folders
- 19 - Essential folder structure including the Home folder
- 20 - Use folder shortcuts
- 21 - Create folders and rename files and folders
- 22 - Copy and move files or folders
- 23 - Delete files and folders
- 24 - Search for files using Spotlight
- 25 - Zip and unzip archive files
- 26 - Connect external drives
3. Using the Desktop
- 27 - Organize items on the desktop
- 28 - Customize the desktop wallpaper and screen saver
4. Launch and Use Applications
- 29 - Launch applications
- 30 - Quit applications
- 31 - Customize the dock
- 32 - Multitask between multiple applications
- 33 - Use full-screen, split view, and window tiling
- 34 - Use Stage Manager for multitasking
- 35 - Save files within an application
5. Work with Mail, Contacts, Calendars, Notes, and Reminders
- 36 - Set up accounts for Mail, Calendar, Contacts, and more
- 37 - Work with the Mail application
- 38 - Use the Calendar application
- 39 - Organize address book contacts
- 40 - Organize notes
- 41 - Use the Reminders app to make lists
6. Work with Other Bundled Applications
- 42 - Browse and search the web with Safari
- 43 - Clear your web history
- 44 - Use the Messages app for text-based messages
- 45 - Use FaceTime for audio and video calls
- 46 - Use special options in FaceTime and other meeting apps
- 47 - Import and organize photos
- 48 - Organize and listen to music
- 49 - Find locations on the map
- 50 - Use live text in several applications
7. Install and Manage Applications
- 51 - Use the App Store to install and update applications
- 52 - Install software from a CD or a download from the web
- 53 - Set up a printer
- 54 - Set app privacy and permissions
8. Manage Notifications
- 55 - Work with notifications
- 56 - Set the Focus mode to block notifications
9. Use Siri for Voice Commands
- 57 - Search and control a computer with Siri
10. Share Files and Data Between Devices
- 58 - Share files quickly with AirDrop
- 59 - Use Handoff to transfer tasks between an iPhone and a Mac
- 60 - Control an iPhone in macOS using iPhone Mirroring
11. Backing Up and Security
- 61 - Save passwords for online services
- 62 - Manage saved passwords
- 63 - Understand backup options
Conclusion
- 64 - Next steps