Computer, Mouse & Desktop Mastery
18 levels · 4 phases · Levels 1–3 free
The Mouse Itself (3 levels)
Every Mouse Gesture (6 levels)
The Desktop Shell (5 levels)
Real Work (4 levels)
This is a computer mouse. Sliding it across the desk moves the arrow — the pointer — on the screen. The mouse never touches the screen; it moves the pointer, and the pointer does the work.
Watch the mouse diagram beside the desktop. It is not a picture: it reacts to your real mouse. Press a button and the matching button on the diagram goes down. Turn the wheel and the wheel on the diagram turns.
Practice desktop: items you file into a folder or throw in the Recycle Bin are marked with a badge and dimmed rather than disappearing, so you can repeat the same drag as often as you like. Everything else — selection, sorting, icon size, pinning, running apps — behaves as it would on a real machine.
- Button
- —
- Wheel
- still
- Shift key
- —
- Pointer
- move the mouse
Press a button or turn the wheel and this diagram reacts to your real mouse. Shift is shown because Shift + wheel scrolls sideways (Level 8).