Using Windows 10: Using Windows Universal Apps and Desktop Applications

This online training course, Using Windows Universal Apps and Desktop Applications, shows how to launch and use Windows 10 desktop applications, such as Microsoft Outlook, and universal apps, such as maps. Desktop applications are best suited for devices with a keyboard and a mouse, and universal apps are geared towards tablets and phones where touch screens are used, but they can all be accessed and used from any device.

This course shows how to work more quickly by opening multiple programs and working between them. It also shows how to adjust and position open programs to maximize workspace. Viewers learn the benefits of downloading apps from the Windows Store.

Watch this online course to learn more about Windows 10 desktop applications and universal apps.

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Anyone who is transitioning to Windows 10

• Use Desktop Applications
• Set Up the Mail App
• Use Windows Universal Apps
• Multi-Task with Open Apps
• Install an App from the Windows Store

• Use Windows 10 desktop applications.
  • Identify which applications can run on Windows 10.
  • Recall how to find an app from the Start menu.
• Set up the Mail application.
  • Select the icon for creating a new email message.
  • Recall how to validate a mail account.
• Use Windows Universal applications.
  • Recall how Universal apps differ from desktop apps.
  • Identify the purpose of Universal apps.
• Multitask with multiple open applications.
  • Determine if an app is running on your computer.
  • Recall how to use the snap feature.
  • Recall how to stop using the snap feature.
• Install applications from the Windows store.
  • Recognize an advantage of adding an app through the Windows store..

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