Name: Getting to Know Mavericks
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OS X Mavericks 101

Getting to Know Mavericks

Genre: Productivity

27 Videos
1h 58m

Moving to a new OS is kind of like moving into a new house: All your "stuff" is the same, but all the rooms look a whole lot different. This course shows you around Apple's new OSX Mavericks and how to keep your Macs up-to-date and "moving" in the right direction!

Francesco Schiavon

Francesco Schiavon is a recognized expert in the topic of digital media deployment for web and optical disc. A dedicated educator, Francesco has spent the last decade teaching in some of Canada's leading multimedia schools.

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OK, so you're moving into Mac OSX Mavericks. Now what? We suggest a look around your new software environs with our in-house expert – Francesco Schiavon – to get you comfortable and up-and-running fast!

In this 27-tutorial course, you get a first hand look at Apple's new OS. See how "touch" technologies – developed for the iPad and iPhone – are quickly being integrated with the TrackPad and Magic Mouse. Learn to master the QWERTY keyboard's function keys to take control of Mavericks' deeper navigation technologies.

Next up is the our good friend: The Finder. See how knowing its ins-and-outs is the key to quickly "finding" everything you need in the millions of files stored on every MacBook, iMac and MacPro.

Finally, this course explains all the different ways you can interact with your Mac. Learn how to master Dictation, The Dock, Scroll Bars and everything in between!

So move up to OSX Mavericks and see how this OS with improve your digital life!

Outline

Section 1: Section 1: Introduction

Section 2: Section 2: The Trackpad

Section 3: Section 3: The Magic Mouse

Section 4: Section 4: The Keyboard

Section 5: Section 5: The Finder

Section 6: Section 6: Interacting with your Mac

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Falcon wrote on August 10, 2019

Amazing
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Ren wrote on November 27, 2014

Francesco Schiavon has schooled me on Yosimite, I enjoyed his tutorials and decided, hey! why not do the Maverick tutorials next. MPV "Convenience & Value" / Professional instructors, un-beatable!
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R. Stull wrote on September 1, 2014

A brief introduction to the OS X Mavericks user interface. Fulfills objective of identifying and offering improvement to user interaction with OS X Mavericks.
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Shannon Bliss-kelly wrote on June 1, 2014

Brilliant now I've learn't how to minimise windows without them clogging up my Dock :)
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Jeff wrote on April 18, 2014

I think this is a good course for a beginner at Mac OS X. I would have liked perhaps a bit more advanced, but for a beginner, this is a super course that is well explained.
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Jonas wrote on February 6, 2014

Very basic but also very good explained. I have used mac os for several years but there is always something you miss!
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Daniel wrote on January 27, 2014

Great Tutorial!! I'm coming from PC and was looking for the forward delete key... Also good to know how to get the keyboard key on screen and see what is hide behind each key. Very useful tutorial for me. :)
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J.W.H. wrote on December 24, 2013

Good overview of OSX Mavericks essentials. Lots of detail on included applications and utilities within the Mavericks operating system. The course moves along at a refreshing pace and topics covered should be of interest to all people who wish to know more about and do more with the Mavericks operating system.
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C1ph3rd wrote on December 17, 2013

Good set of tutorials. Even an avid Mac user might learn a thing or two.
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James Head wrote on November 24, 2013

Very good. My only suggestions would be to include interactive training with audible/visible indications of correct or incorrect answers for some of the most important topics you covered in the course.
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