Networking is one of those topics which can drive even the most PC-savvy users to hire a neighborhood geek. “Just make it work”, you tell them. Believe it or not, creating a home network is not very hard. Any difficulties you might have their root in misunderstood words and lack of understanding in the subject.

Of all the potentially complicated computer topics, I have found that networking continues to be one of those areas that sometimes get the best of even the techie geeks. Yes, many smart, computer literate people I have known have had to hire a technician to come over and get their network done for them.

And I understand! I’ve been there. Sometimes you get things connected right and it STILL won’t work. It happens.

So, I did some research and got to the bottom of it. I did my best to simplify it for the everyday computer user. I mean, my hats go out to the computer techs of the world, but we should be able to set up a home network on our own, right? Why spend the money? Why admit you can’t get the job done yourself? Especially, when YOU CAN DO IT

You don’t need to be an expert to set up a home network. This book will show you:

• How to share files and printers
• How to plan your home network
• What to consider when buying network equipment
• How to secure your wireless network
• How to share multimedia over your home network
• How to speak the basic language of networking

This course includes 5 sections, each with several lessons. It contains almost an hour of video footage where you can watch us discuss various topics about networking.

Tired of networking complexities? Sign up for our course now.