it1 using your computer nec 2000
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Solve the mystery of computers. Using computers for work or play can be very rewarding. This course is the ideal first step. It is designed for people that want to find out more about computers and acquire basic computer skills. In addition it will introduce you to other National Extension College (NEC) titles in the IT1 series so you can build on what you learn in this introduction.
it1 using your computer nec 2000- uk (England, Scotland, Wales)
This course concentrates on giving you a good foundation in computer skills. You will learn the important basic skills needed to enable you to enjoy using computers. You will learn how computers work, how to use the various bits that make up a computer e.g. the mouse, and you will be introduced to navigating around a computer screen. In addition you will learn how to work safely, the basics of Microsoft Word and of course how to ensure your work is saved and kept safe!
The course consists of a workbook, a CD-ROM and downloadable Consolidation Assignments. Practice makes perfect, so your new found skills will be reinforced by regular consolidation exercises found in the workbook and by assignments. To ensure you gain the best possible benefit from this course you will receive feedback on your three consolidation assignments from your tutor. The course has been designed for learners with Microsoft Windows 2000 and Microsoft Word 2000, but learners with Microsoft Windows 98 and/or Microsoft Word 97 should have no problems following the course.
On completion of this course you should be able to:
Identify and use a personal computer, monitor, keyboard and mouse.
Locate and access data on a computer.
Input small amounts of unformatted text, numbers and symbols.
Print a document using the default printer settings.
Manage documents and data.
Previous experience required:
This course is suitable for complete beginners, with no knowledge of using a computer.
Northern Ireland and Ireland it1 using your computer nec 2000
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