Your Machine Your Studio
Start the Lesson
By the end your screen locks on one shortcut and by itself, the settings that matter are found on your own machine, the accessibility features are known as tools, the browser, Notepad and the files app are one click away with Mufasa opened once, a BootCamp folder exists for FS4 to fill, your fingers know the home row, twelve shortcuts are on a card you tested, your typing baseline is logged as day-zero you, and the machine log has three new lines.
Submit Your Work
What You Turn In
- Your studio checklist, every item ticked fill in on the hub
- Screen lock shown to a coach; display, sound and keyboard found; accessibility settings found; zoom tried (Ctrl and plus; Windows key and plus); BootCamp wifi joined and the four terms ticked; browser bookmarks; editor and files app with Mufasa; the BootCamp folder made
- Your typing baseline screenshot
- One attempt under your own account, first thing in the evening block; the speed and accuracy written on your card as 'day-zero me'
- Your shortcut card (photo) fill in on the hub
- Twelve shortcuts in your own words with the icons, each tested in a real document; proved in the duel; kept at the machine
- Your machine log page with three new lines fill in on the hub
- Screen lock on · shortcut card made · typing account and baseline; dated, in your own words; any adapted setup written in as your standard fill in on the hub
How
- Asha, by Thursday's afternoon Asha block.
Done when
- Studio checklist, every item ticked: All items ticked on the trainee's own machine, BootCamp wifi joined with the four terms, BootCamp folder made
- Typing baseline screenshot: One attempt under own account; number on the card as day-zero
- Shortcut card: Twelve shortcuts in own words, each tested; duel run in the evening
- Machine log, three lines: Three dated entries in own words; adapted setups logged