About Me

Welcome to my 1to1ComputerLessons.com Website.

Hi! I’m Mr. Gan, a Microsoft Certified Trainer and a Microsoft Certified Office Specialist Master Instructor. With years of experience in teaching and technology, I offer Personalized 1 to 1 Computer Lessons Designed to Fit your Specific Needs and Goals.

My training covers Essential Computer Skills, including:

BASIC LEVEL of:
Keyboarding, Internet, Email, WhatsApp, Microsoft PowerPoint, Word, Excel, Windows, Online Shopping (Shopee/Lazada), Online Banking, Google Maps and whatever you name it.

INTERMEDIATE LEVEL of:
Graphic Design, Building/Editing Website, ChatGPT & Artificial Intelligence.

Whether you’re just Starting Out or Looking to Improve your Proficiency, I make learning these tools Easy and Accessible.

In addition, I also Specialize in Teaching Artificial Intelligence (Ai), with lessons designed for both Children, Autistic Children, Adults, Working Professionals, Seniors, Old Age Personnel, Housewives and Anyone Who Are Interested to Acquire and Master their Computer Skills.

Start Learning from the Very Very Basic, I am PASSIONATE about Helping Learners of All Ages Grasp the Power of Ai, Enabling them to Confidently Navigate Thru the Digital Future.

At 1 to 1 Computer Lessons for BEGINNERS, my goal is to provide a Practical and Hands-On Learning Approach that Builds your Confidence with Technology.

Let’s embark on this Learning Journey Together with me to Unlock your Full Potential!

1 to 1 Computer Lessons for BEGINNERS!

What to Expect in my 1 To 1 Training?

Assessment. The first step often involves assessing the student’s Current Skill Level and Identifying the Key Areas they Want To Focus On.

Goal Setting. Based on the assessment, both the learner and me can set short-term and long-term goals, which could range from Mastering Basic Computer Skill such as Keyboarding, Simple Folder Making to Learning Complex skill such as Building a Website.

Customized Curriculum. There is a Specially Designed Curriculum for the Learner’s Goals. Lessons will include Exercises, Homework, Projects, Question and Answer Session.

Hands-on Practice. 1 To 1 Computer Training often includes a lot of Practical Exercises & Samples. The learner will spend much of their time directly working on the computer under my guidance.

Progress Tracking. Progress is tracked continuously. Periodicals Testing & Questionnaire will be given to the Student to make sure that the learner Improves. This can include Performance Reviews or Small Projects to Assess Skill Advancement.

BASIC KEYBOARDING

Here’s a basic outline for learning keyboarding skills, ideal for beginners:

1. Introduction to Keyboarding

Importance of keyboarding skills
Overview of the keyboard layout (letters, numbers, symbols)
Introduction to home row keys (A, S, D, F, J, K, L, ; keys)

2. Proper Typing Posture and Positioning

Correct sitting posture and ergonomics
Positioning hands on the keyboard
Importance of relaxed fingers and minimal wrist movement

3. Home Row Technique

Finger placement on the home row keys
Understanding which fingers control which keys
Practicing returning to home row after each keystroke

4. Learning the Rows and Keys

Typing letters on the top row (Q, W, E, R, T, Y, U, I, O, P)
Typing letters on the bottom row (Z, X, C, V, B, N, M)
Introduction to the space bar and proper thumb usage

5. Practicing Common Key Combinations

Practicing simple words and two-letter combinations
Focusing on common letter pairs and digraphs
Using shift keys for capital letters and symbols

6. Developing Accuracy Before Speed

Importance of typing accuracy over speed
Practicing slow, steady typing to reduce errors
Using online typing programs or games to improve accuracy

7. Building Speed Gradually

Introduction to timed typing exercises
Tracking words per minute (WPM) and improvement over time
Setting gradual goals for speed increases

8. Typing Practice with Short Phrases and Sentences

Moving from single words to short sentences
Focusing on rhythm and flow
Practicing typing commonly used sentences and phrases

9. Using Numbers and Special Characters

Introduction to the number row (1-0)
Typing special characters (!, @, #, etc.) with the shift key
Practicing number and character combinations

10. Advanced Techniques and Tips

Introduction to shortcuts (Ctrl+C for copy, Ctrl+V for paste, etc.)
Using the tab, enter, and backspace keys efficiently
Tips for avoiding common mistakes and fatigue

This outline provides a step-by-step approach to help beginners develop both accuracy and speed in keyboarding.

MICROSOFT POWERPOINT

Here’s a basic outline for Microsoft PowerPoint, perfect for beginners:

1. Getting Started with PowerPoint

Introduction to the PowerPoint interface
Navigating the toolbar and ribbon
Creating a new presentation
Saving and opening files

2. Creating and Managing Slides

Adding new slides and choosing layouts
Organizing slide order (moving, deleting, and duplicating slides)
Understanding slide views (Normal, Slide Sorter, Outline)

3. Design and Layout Basics

Applying themes and customizing slide backgrounds
Working with slide layouts (text, images, media)
Using PowerPoint’s design ideas for a professional look

4. Adding Text and Formatting

Inserting and formatting text boxes
Changing fonts, colors, and text alignment
Adding bullet points and lists

5. Working with Images and Shapes

Inserting and formatting images
Resizing, rotating, and positioning images
Adding and customizing shapes

6. Using Charts, Tables, and Graphs

Creating and formatting tables
Adding charts and graphs from PowerPoint or Excel
Editing chart elements (titles, labels, axes)

7. Adding Transitions and Animations

Applying slide transitions
Using animations to enhance text and objects
Customizing animation timing and order

8. Inserting Multimedia Elements

Adding audio and video files to slides
Recording narrations for presentations
Inserting links and interactive elements

9. Reviewing and Finalizing the Presentation

Checking spelling and grammar
Reviewing and adjusting slide sequence
Using Presenter View for presentations

10. Tips for Effective Presentation Design

Avoiding clutter and focusing on key points
Using high-contrast colors for readability
Keeping animations and transitions simple

This outline covers the foundational skills to create polished and engaging presentations. Let me know if you’d like more specific topics or details!

MICROSOFT WORD

Here’s a basic outline for Microsoft Word, perfect for beginners:

1. Introduction to Microsoft Word

Overview of Microsoft Word’s purpose and uses
Navigating the interface (ribbon, toolbar, and workspace)
Creating, saving, and opening documents

2. Working with Text

Typing and deleting text
Basic text formatting (font type, size, color)
Using bold, italic, and underline

3. Paragraph Formatting

Adjusting alignment (left, center, right, justified)
Line spacing and paragraph spacing
Using bullets and numbering for lists

4. Page Layout and Formatting

Adjusting margins and page orientation (portrait and landscape)
Setting up headers, footers, and page numbers
Adding page breaks and section breaks

5. Working with Styles and Themes

Applying pre-made styles to headings and text
Changing the document theme and color scheme
Customizing styles for a consistent look

6. Inserting Images and Shapes

Inserting and resizing images
Formatting images (positioning, wrapping text, adding borders)
Adding and customizing shapes

7. Using Tables and Charts

Creating a basic table and entering data
Formatting tables (borders, shading, alignment)
Inserting charts and customizing them

8. Proofing and Editing Tools

Using spell check and grammar check
Finding and replacing text
Adding comments and using the Thesaurus

9. Basic Document Review and Sharing

Previewing the document before printing
Saving as PDF and sharing options
Printing options (page range, copies, orientation)

10. Introduction to Keyboard Shortcuts

Basic shortcuts (Ctrl+C for copy, Ctrl+V for paste, etc.)
Shortcuts for formatting (Ctrl+B for bold, Ctrl+I for italic)
Shortcuts for navigation (Ctrl+Home, Ctrl+End)

This outline covers essential Microsoft Word skills to get beginners comfortable and confident with document creation. Let me know if you’d like any additional topics!

MICROSOFT EXCEL

Here’s an outline for Microsoft Excel, ideal for beginners:

1. Introduction to Microsoft Excel

Overview of Excel’s uses (data organization, analysis, etc.)
Exploring the interface (ribbon, cells, worksheets, and workbook)
Creating, saving, and opening workbooks

2. Understanding Cells and Data Entry

Selecting and navigating cells
Entering and editing data in cells
Adjusting row height and column width

3. Basic Formatting

Formatting text (font size, color, style)
Formatting cells (number, date, currency formats)
Aligning text and applying borders and shading

4. Working with Worksheets

Adding, renaming, and deleting worksheets
Moving and organizing worksheets within a workbook
Grouping and ungrouping worksheets

5. Introduction to Formulas and Functions

Understanding basic formula structure (starting with =)
Using basic arithmetic operations (+, -, *, /)
Introduction to functions like SUM, AVERAGE, MIN, and MAX

6. Working with Rows and Columns

Inserting and deleting rows and columns
Hiding and un-hiding rows and columns
Freezing panes to keep headings visible

7. Basic Data Sorting and Filtering

Sorting data alphabetically and numerically
Using filters to view specific data
Removing filters and clearing sorting options

8. Creating Simple Charts and Graphs

Selecting data for chart creation
Creating basic chart types (bar, line, pie charts)
Customizing chart elements (title, labels, colors)

9. Basic Data Validation and Protection

Using data validation to restrict inputs (e.g., numbers only)
Adding comments to cells for additional information
Protecting sheets and cells from accidental edits

10. Introduction to Keyboard Shortcuts

Basic Excel shortcuts (Ctrl+C for copy, Ctrl+V for paste)
Navigation shortcuts (Ctrl+Arrow keys, Ctrl+Home)
Shortcuts for formatting (Ctrl+1 for format cells, Ctrl+B for bold)

This outline covers the foundational skills necessary to start working confidently with Excel. Let me know if you’d like more advanced topics added!

Graphic Design

Perfect for INTERMEDIATE Student. Outline for Learning Graphic Design

1. Introduction to Graphic Design

What is graphic design? Overview of purpose and applications
Different types of design (logo, web, print, branding)
Key principles of design (balance, contrast, alignment, repetition)

2. Understanding Design Elements

Introduction to fundamental design elements: line, shape, color, texture, and space
Overview of design composition and hierarchy
Creating visual interest using the elements of design

3. Color Theory and Application

Understanding color basics: hue, saturation, brightness
Introduction to the color wheel and color harmonies (complementary, analogous)
Using color to evoke emotions and communicate ideas

4. Typography Basics

Introduction to typography and its importance in design
Overview of font types (serif, sans-serif, script) and choosing fonts
Working with typography hierarchy, alignment, and spacing

5. Introduction to Layout and Composition

Basics of layout and grid systems for structuring content
Applying design hierarchy for readability and flow
Using white space effectively to balance elements

6. Creating and Working with Images

Understanding the difference between vector and raster images
Basic photo editing (cropping, resizing, adjusting color)
Using high-quality images and licensing resources (stock sites, copyright basics)

7. Branding and Identity Design

Basics of brand identity and consistency
Creating logo concepts and understanding brand color schemes
Developing a cohesive style that reflects brand values

8. Designing for Digital vs. Print Media

Differences between digital and print media design (resolution, color modes)
Preparing designs for web (RGB color mode, optimizing for screen)
Preparing files for print (CMYK color mode, bleeds, and file formats)

9. Introduction to Visual Communication

Understanding the power of visual storytelling
Using design to convey messages effectively
Creating designs that resonate with target audiences

10. Building a Portfolio and Finding Inspiration

Collecting work and showcasing design skills in a portfolio
Finding inspiration from design trends, sites, and portfolios
Creating a style guide or design reference for personal use

Building Website with Wix

Ideal for INTERMEDIATE Student. Outline for Creating a website with Wix

1. Introduction to Wix

Overview of Wix as a website builder
Exploring the types of websites you can create (blogs, portfolios, business sites, e-commerce)
Differences between Wix’s editor options: Wix ADI (Artificial Design Intelligence) vs. Wix Editor

2. Setting Up a Wix Account and Choosing a Template

Creating a Wix account and starting a new website
Browsing and selecting a template based on your website needs
Understanding the template layout and how it can be customized

3. Navigating the Wix Editor

Overview of the Wix editor interface (toolbar, pages, settings)
Customizing the site header, footer, and main sections
Using the drag-and-drop feature to add and arrange elements

4. Customizing Your Design and Theme

Changing the theme, colors, and fonts for a cohesive look
Adjusting background images, videos, and color schemes
Applying global styles to create a unified brand appearance

5. Working with Pages and Menus

Creating, renaming, and organizing pages in the menu
Adding navigation menus and customizing links
Managing page settings (SEO, permissions, page transitions)

6. Adding and Customizing Elements

Adding essential elements like text, images, buttons, and videos
Customizing each element’s style (fonts, colors, alignment)
Exploring advanced elements like slideshows, galleries, and social media icons

7. Working with Apps and Add-ons

Accessing the Wix App Market for extra functionality (e.g., forms, booking, chat)
Installing and configuring popular apps like contact forms and live chat
Using third-party integrations to enhance website functionality

8. Creating a Blog on Wix

Setting up a blog page and adding blog posts
Organizing posts with categories and tags
Managing blog settings (comments, SEO, layout)

9. Setting Up an Online Store (Wix eCommerce)

Creating a store page and adding products
Setting up payment methods, shipping, and tax options
Managing store settings and tracking orders

10. Mobile Optimization

Switching to mobile view and editing the mobile layout
Adjusting elements specifically for mobile users
Ensuring the website is mobile-responsive and user-friendly

Generative Artificial Intelligence (Ai) - ChatGPT

Perfect for INTERMEDIATE Student. Outline Lessons for ChatGPT

1. Introduction to ChatGPT and Generative AI

Understanding ChatGPT and its purpose
Overview of Generative AI and large language models (LLMs)
Applications of ChatGPT (content creation, customer service, tutoring, etc.)

2. How ChatGPT Works

Basics of how ChatGPT processes language and generates responses
Overview of training data and how ChatGPT “learns”
Understanding prompts and responses

3. Getting Started with ChatGPT

Setting up an account and exploring the interface
Learning how to start conversations with ChatGPT
Familiarizing with different ChatGPT models and versions

4. Crafting Effective Prompts

Introduction to prompt engineering and its importance
Structuring prompts for clarity and precision
Using context and examples to guide ChatGPT’s responses

5. Refining ChatGPT’s Responses

Learning to ask follow-up questions for more detail or clarity
Requesting specific styles or tones (e.g., formal, casual, concise)
Using prompts to revise, summarize, or expand on responses

6. Understanding ChatGPT’s Strengths and Limitations

Exploring what ChatGPT does well (e.g., generating text, summarizing)
Recognizing its limitations (e.g., factual inaccuracies, lack of real-time knowledge)
Managing expectations when using ChatGPT

7. Using ChatGPT for Different Tasks

Content generation: blog posts, social media captions, emails
Learning and tutoring: explaining concepts, language practice, study aid
Creative writing: story starters, dialogue writing, poetry

8. Ethics and Responsible Use of ChatGPT

Avoiding biased or inappropriate outputs
Recognizing ethical considerations (data privacy, misinformation)
Understanding responsible use guidelines for AI tools

9. Exploring Advanced Features and Integrations

Introduction to API access for ChatGPT (if applicable)
Integrating ChatGPT into workflows (e.g., document editing, productivity tools)
Exploring plugins or third-party applications for extended functionality

10. Resources for Further Learning

Exploring OpenAI’s documentation and community forums
Free and paid courses on prompt engineering and AI
Joining AI communities for insights, tips, and updates

This outline covers essential skills and concepts to get started with ChatGPT and make the most of its capabilities. Let me know if you’d like more specific information on any section!

Artificial Intelligence(Ai) - The Future!

Ideal for INTERMEDIATE Student. Outline Lessons for Artificial Intelligence

1. Introduction to Artificial Intelligence

What is Artificial Intelligence? Understanding the concept and history
Applications of AI in everyday life (virtual assistants, recommendation systems, etc.)
Different branches of AI (Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing, Robotics)

2. Types of AI

Narrow AI vs. General AI
Reactive machines, limited memory, theory of mind, and self-aware AI
Examples of Narrow AI (e.g., Siri, self-driving cars) and future possibilities

3. Key Concepts in AI

Algorithms and data – the foundation of AI
Understanding neural networks and deep learning at a high level
Introduction to data training and models

4. Introduction to Machine Learning (ML)

Difference between AI and Machine Learning
Types of Machine Learning: supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement learning
How ML models are trained using data

5. Data in AI

Understanding the importance of data in AI
Types of data: structured vs. unstructured
Introduction to data collection, cleaning, and preprocessing

6. Popular AI Tools and Libraries

Overview of basic AI tools (e.g., Jupyter Notebook, Google Colab)
Introduction to libraries like TensorFlow, Keras, and Scikit-Learn
Understanding the role of Python in AI development

7. Natural Language Processing (NLP) Basics

What is NLP? Overview of applications like chatbots, language translation, and sentiment analysis
Introduction to key concepts in NLP (tokenization, sentiment analysis, word embeddings)
Simple NLP examples: converting text to data and analyzing sentiment

8. Computer Vision Basics

Understanding how computers interpret visual data
Overview of image recognition, object detection, and face recognition
Introductory concepts of pixels, image processing, and features

9. Ethics and Responsibility in AI

Discussion on ethical considerations (bias in AI, data privacy, and transparency)
Understanding the social impact of AI and responsible AI use
Examples of ethical challenges and AI in decision-making

10. Getting Started with AI Projects

Choosing beginner-friendly AI projects (image classification, text analysis, recommendation systems)
Basics of building and training a simple AI model
Resources for further learning (online courses, tutorials, and AI communities)

This outline provides a strong foundation for anyone beginning their journey in AI. Let me know if you’d like more advanced topics or specific project ideas!