Exploring Files and Folders with Windows 11

Huntington & Bay Shore > 3 sessions of 2.5 hours each; Blue Point > 3 sessions of 2 hours each

While Windows 11 is the Operating System used, the concepts and instructions are appropriate for most earlier versions of Windows.

Pre-requisite: PC Computing Basics 1 (previously named Introduction to Computers 1).

Managing files is one of the most important tasks for personal computer users. Simply stated, if you can’t locate a file, you can’t use it. You’ll learn how to create a filing system, how to create folders, and how to navigate through the filing system that you designed.

In this 3-lesson class series, you will learn:

Why file management is important
How to open File Explorer and its various parts.
To create folders and sub-folders
To rename folders and files
To move/cut and copy and paste files and folders
To change the view in the Detail Pane
To sort folders and files
To preview a file
To understand File extensions
To delete files and how to use the Recycle Bin
To search for files and folders
How to use Quick Access
How to create shortcuts on the desktop

The SeniorNet Advantage

● Hands-on instruction	● Individual attention	● One student per computer
● Manuals included	● Friendly atmosphere	● Seniors teaching seniors