IT Support - Wisc-Online OER

This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website. Privacy Policy OK

Career Skills

Computer Programming

Foundational IT Skills

IT Database

IT Networking

IT Security

IT Support

Web Development

Interface

Digital Tutors

Fiber-Optic Cables

By Terry Bartelt

In this learning activity you'll explore the physical construction and operation of single-mode and multi-mode fiber-optic cables used in networking.

210

8,954

More Less

An Overview of the Raspberry Pi

By Joseph Wetzel

In this learning activity you'll discover what the Raspberry Pi is, how it's used, and some projects you can do at home.

225

1,844

More Less

Peer-to-Peer Operating Systems

By Terry Bartelt

In this learning activity you'll examine how computers operate in a peer-to-peer network operating system.

214

8,459

More Less

Analog and Digital Converters

By Terry Bartelt

In this learning activity you'll examine how electronic converters convert between analog voltages and proportional digital signals.

210

8,313

More Less

By Terry Bartelt

In this learning activity you'll examine the RG ratings, networking applications, and types of connections for various coaxial cables.

159

6,622

More Less

By Dennis Fontaine, Terry Bartelt

In this learning activity you'll explore bandwidth.

203

14.2k

More Less

Games

Windows Server 2012

Windows Server 2012

This game covers Windows 2012 Server: File and Share Access; Print and Document Services; and Remote Management.

0

06.09.16

RAM Memorization

RAM Memorization

In this game, you'll practice memorizing facts about RAM standards.

0

08.28.15

Computer Parts Crossword

Computer Parts Crossword

You'll be challenged to name parts commonly found inside of a computer.

0

09.30.15

Computer Port Crossword

Computer Port Crossword

This game will challenge your knowledge of different computer ports.

0

04.12.16

Windows Tools and Utilities Crossword

Windows Tools and Utilities Crossword

You'll review program names for different tools and utilities within Microsoft Windows. The answers are filenames with extensions.

0

06.09.16

Build your Windows Startup Troubleshooting Knowledge

Build your Windows Startup Troubleshooting Knowledge

You'll test your knowledge of troubleshooting Windows Start problems.

0

09.30.15

Build Your TCP/IP Port Knowledge

Build Your TCP/IP Port Knowledge

You'll test your knowledge of some common TCP/IP protocols and numbers.

0

06.22.16

Build your Knowledge of Malicious Software & Other Threats

Build your Knowledge of Malicious Software & Other Threats

You'll test your knowledge of different categories of malicious and removal software.

0

08.04.16

Commonly Used Linux Acronyms

Commonly Used Linux Acronyms

You'll test your familiarity of some commonplace Linux acronyms.

0

08.28.15

Common Computer Hardware Acronyms 1

Common Computer Hardware Acronyms 1

Test your knowledge of some common computer hardware acronyms.

0

08.28.15

NetBIOS Suffix Home Run

NetBIOS Suffix Home Run

You'll build your knowledge of NetBIOS suffixes.

0

09.30.15

Operating System (OS) Acronyms

Operating System (OS) Acronyms

Test your familiarity with OS acronyms commonly used in the computer industry.

0

08.28.15

Software Acronyms

Software Acronyms

You'll be introduced to some software acronyms used across various operating systems.

0

03.29.22

Computer Measurement Acronyms

Computer Measurement Acronyms

Discover some measurement acronyms commonly used in the computer industry.

0

08.28.15

Multimedia Acronyms

Multimedia Acronyms

Test your knowledge of multimedia acronyms commonly used in the computer industry.

0

08.28.15

Backups in Computer Systems

Backups in Computer Systems

You'll be introduced to terms and concepts relating to data backups and backup software.

0

09.30.15

Common Hardware Acronyms 2

Common Hardware Acronyms 2

Test your knowledge of some common computer hardware acronyms.

0

08.28.15

Advanced Hardware Acronyms

Advanced Hardware Acronyms

Test your knowledge of some advanced computer hardware acronyms.

0

08.28.15

Protocols Acronyms

Protocols Acronyms

You'll discover protocol acronyms commonly used in the computer industry.

0

08.28.15

CPU Socket Home Run

CPU Socket Home Run

You'll learn to determine if a socket design is compatible with AMD or Intel Processors.

0

09.30.15

Hard Drives

Hard Drives

You'll learn about hard drives and other storage technologies.

0

09.30.15

Monitor & CRT Technologies

Monitor & CRT Technologies

You'll become familiar with older monitor devices using CRT technology.

0

09.30.15

LCD Display

LCD Display

You'll become familiar with LCD and touchscreen display technology.

0

09.30.15

Linux Operating System Basics

Linux Operating System Basics

You'll cover the basics of the Linux Operating System.

0

09.30.15

Know Your Linux Distributions

Know Your Linux Distributions

You'll become familiar with some of the more common Linux distributions.

0

09.30.15

Linux Directories and Their Purposes

Linux Directories and Their Purposes

You'll learn the purpose of some common Linux directories.

0

09.30.15

Basic Linux Shell Commands

Basic Linux Shell Commands

You'll learn some of the basic shell commands.

0

09.30.15

Linux Shell Metacharacters

Linux Shell Metacharacters

You'll learn to identify the purpose of several bash shell metacharacters.

0

08.01.16

Getting Help with Linux Commands

Getting Help with Linux Commands

You'll become familiar with common Linux manual sections.

0

09.30.15

Linux Shutdown Commands

Linux Shutdown Commands

You'll learn the commands to shut down the Linux OS from the command line interface.

0

07.28.16

Linux Directory Structure

Linux Directory Structure

You'll become familiar with the Linux directory structure.

0

09.30.15

Linux: File Types and Names

Linux: File Types and Names

You'll learn common Linux file types, file names, and syntax rules.

0

09.30.15

Linux File Extensions

Linux File Extensions

This game teaches common Linux extensions.

0

09.30.15

Linux Commands: ls

Linux Commands: ls

You'll build your knowledge of the ls command.

0

09.30.15

Displaying Text Within Linux CLI

Displaying Text Within Linux CLI

You'll learn to display text file contents when using the Linux OS command line interface.

0

02.14.18

Searching & Regular Expressions in Linux

Searching & Regular Expressions in Linux

You'll learn to search within text files and use regular expressions.

0

09.30.15

Vi Text Editor: Insert Mode

Vi Text Editor: Insert Mode

You'll become familiar with the syntax required to operate the Vi text editor while in insert mode.

0

09.30.15

Vi Text Editor: Command Mode

Vi Text Editor: Command Mode

You'll become familiar with the syntax required to operate the Vi text editor while in command mode.

0

09.30.15

Emacs Editor

Emacs Editor

You'll become familiar with the syntax required to operate the Emacs text editor.

0

03.01.16

Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS)

Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS)

You'll learn the purpose and organization of the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS).

0

09.30.15

Managing Linux Files & Directories

Managing Linux Files & Directories

You'll learn how to manage, create, and delete files and directories on a Linux system.

0

02.18.18

Linking Files - Linux

Linking Files - Linux

You'll learn about commands related to symbolic and hard links in Linux.

0

09.30.15

Find & Locate (Linux)

Find & Locate (Linux)

You'll become familiar with the find and locate commands in the Linux OS.

0

09.30.15

Linux Device Files

Linux Device Files

You'll receive an overview of device files within the Linux OS.

0

09.30.15

Linux File Systems

Linux File Systems

You'll be introduced to various Linux and UNIX file system types.

0

06.15.16

Windows File Systems

Windows File Systems

You'll be introduced to various Windows file systems.

0

06.09.16

Working with Hard Drives

Working with Hard Drives

You'll be introduced to working with hard drives and understanding key terms.

0

09.30.15

Partitioning -- Linux

Partitioning -- Linux

You'll be introduced to the commands used when managing hard drives and creating partitions.

0

09.30.15

Logical Volume Manager (LVM)

Logical Volume Manager (LVM)

You'll be introduced to the Logical Volume Manager (LVM).

0

09.30.15

Disk Usage and Quotas - Linux

Disk Usage and Quotas - Linux

You'll explore concepts relating to disk usage and quotas in the Linux operating system.

0

05.12.16

Working with the BASH Shell - Linux

Working with the BASH Shell - Linux

You'll be introduced to command input/output, redirection, and piping.

0

09.30.15

Shell Scripting (Linux)

Shell Scripting (Linux)

You'll explore introductory concepts related to shell scripting in the Linux operating system

0

09.30.15

Compression Utilities - Linux

Compression Utilities - Linux

You'll be introduced to the most common compression and archival utilities included in many Linux based operating systems.

0

09.30.15

The Tar Utility - Linux

The Tar Utility - Linux

You'll receive a crash course on the tar command and its options.

0

05.12.16

The CPIO Utility - Linux

The CPIO Utility - Linux

This game provides a crash course on the CPIO utility.

0

03.01.16

Printers

Printers

You'll be introduced to common printer types and related technologies.

0

07.26.16

Career Skills

Computer Programming

Foundational IT Skills

IT Database

IT Networking

IT Security

IT Support

Web Development

INTERFACE on Wisc-Online by Wisconsin Technical Colleges is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

This workforce product was funded by a grant awarded by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration. The product was created by the grantee and does not necessarily reflect the official position of the U.S. Department of Labor. The U.S. Department of Labor makes no guarantees, warranties, or assurances of any kind, express or implied, with respect to such information, including any information on linked sites and including, but not limited to, accuracy of the information or its completeness, timeliness, usefulness, adequacy, continued availability, or ownership. This is an equal opportunity program. Assistive technologies are available upon request and include Voice/TTY (771 or 800-947-6644). Interface Logo