Objectives:
- Introduce students to the Mac OSX operating system.
 - Walk students through configuring their workspace to their own preferences.
 
Student-Friendly Objectives:
- I can effectively use the Macintosh, and change my desktop wallpaper, mouse settings and desktop settings.
 
Links:
None
Topics Discussed:
- Mac OSX
 - Desktop
 - Menu Bar
 - System Preferences
 - Mouse
 - Dock
 - Icons
 - Finder
 - Trash
 - Launchpad
 - Documents
 - Finder Window
 - Finder Window Views
 - Safari
 - Google Image Search
 - Resolution
 
Assignment:
- Today we’ll begin our introduction to the Macintosh operating system.
 - Follow along with the in-class demonstrations to learn how to:
- Log in using your newly created network account.
 - Change your password.
 - Navigate through the OSX Mavericks operating system.
 - Identify and use items on the desktop, including the Finder, application icons, the menu bar, the dock, the trash and the Launchpad.
 - Use the System Preferences panel to adjust your Desktop wallpaper and your Mouse settings.
 - Open a new Finder window and navigate to your Documents folder to store files and folders.
 - Use the Finder window to view files and folders in different ways.
 - Use Safari to browse the web
 - Locate and bookmark the class website (https://cgd.mistermarmolejo.com).
 
 - Use Google Image Search to find an appropriate image to personalize your desktop. (Keep it classy!)
- Remember: for the image to look good on your desktop, it has to have a minimum horizontal resolution of 1920 pixels!
 
 
Posted: August 15th, 2016