OfficeDrillsComputer & Internet Basics
Practice foundational computer skills — organizing files, judging what's safe to delete when storage is full, saving in the right format, judging whether an attachment is safe to open, unzipping files, spotting a fake update popup, searching effectively, judging what to close before screen sharing, and spotting phishing links — in a hands-on training simulation.
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What you'll practice
- Organize Files into Folders
- Decide What's Safe to Delete
- Save a File in the Right Format
- Judge Whether an Attachment Is Safe
- Extract a Zip File
- Spot a Fake Update Popup
- Search Effectively
- Decide What to Close Before Screen Sharing
- Recognize a Phishing Link
- Handle Two Things at Once
Drills & Projects
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Not by Tone →
Six real computer-literacy tasks, on an actual popup/search-result/screen-share screen — a real update next to a fake one, an ad that's actually the real vendor, a truncated file extension, and more. No account needed.
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Under the Surface →
Six real computer tasks, on everyday tasks — a sender name that's only a name, a link that goes somewhere else, a support number from a search result, a cleanup that deletes the only backup, and more. No account needed.
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Saved Somewhere Else →
Six everyday file jobs on an office computer — a price list saved only on a laptop, two versions of one quote, a deleted file the Recycle Bin never had, a USB drive pulled too early, and more. No account needed.
Free · No account needed