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Practical Computer Literacy (Practical Series) by June Parsons, Dan Oja, 2010-09-10
Computer Literacy for IC3 - 2007 Update by John Preston, Sally Preston, et all 2008-08-04
Computer Security Basics by Rick Lehtinen, G.T. Gangemi Sr., 2006-06-13
Cartwheels on the Keyboard: Computer-Based Literacy Instruction in an Elementary Classroom (K12: Kids in Sight) by Maureen Carroll, 2004-06
Basic Computer Skills Made Simple XP Version (Made Simple Computer) by Jackie Sherman, 2003-12-09
Changing Minds: Computers, Learning, and Literacy by Andrea diSessa, 2001-10-01
Computer Literacy BASICS: A Comprehensive Guide to IC3 by Connie Morrison, Dolores Wells, 2009-08-04
The Complete Idiot's Guide to Computer Basics, 5th Edition by Joe Kraynak, 2009-02-03
Sams Teach Yourself Computer Basics in 24 Hours (3rd Edition) by Jill Freeze, 2001-10-13
Computer Literacy BASICS: Microsoft Office 2007 Companion by Jennifer T. Campbell, 2008-02-15
Computer Literacy for Health Care Professionals by Sandra Anderson, 1992-01-15
Creating the Early Literacy Classroom: Activities for Using Technology to Empower Elementary Students by Jean M Casey, 2000-05-15
Computer Basics in Easy Steps by Michael Price, 2009-02-17
Advanced Basic (Computer Literacy Skills Book) by Christopher Lampton, 1984-10

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Jan's Illustrated Computer Literacy 101: Computer Basics
An online illustrated computer literacy course covering the material in a college course.
http://www.jegsworks.com/Lessons/lessonintro.htm

Extractions: Y ou don't have to know everything to be comfortable with computers. But there is a lot of information that will help you understand why things are the way they are... and how disaster can strike! "Knowledge is power!" So it's to your advantage to gather all the knowledge that you can. Besides which, computers are lots of fun - when they aren't driving you insane!!! The lessons in this Computer Basics section of Jan's Illustrated Computer Literacy 101 explain a lot of the techno-babble that you hear about computers. The goal is to learn enough that you can follow along as computer technology becomes more and more important in our world. Consider this set of lessons "Beginning Driver's Ed" for the computer. What might be covered in a Driver's Education course in high school? How the engine works. Parts of the car. How to turn it on. How to shift gears. Rules of the road. Laws. Proper signaling. Lane changing. Basic maintenance. Changing a flat. Filling up with gas. Some clues on when "You'd better stop the car now!" The topics covered here will introduce you to a similar set of topics about computers. When you finish, you'll be just as prepared to "drive" a computer, as you were to drive a car when you finished Driver's Ed. Scary thought, isn't it? That clearly means you will need lots of practice with a skilled "driver" in the passenger's seat before you can be considered "safe on the road!" But we can get you started! But, really, you'll understand the basic ideas behind computers, some of the ills that affect computers, and some of the basic safety measures to take to keep your computer healthy. You'll gain some knowledge of how we got to today's computers and what lies ahead. It'll be great!
World Computer Literacy Day
December 2, 2001, marks the first World computer literacy Day. Over 27 countries are participating in this event to bring technology to those who do not have it. Based in India.
http://www.worldcomputerliteracy.net/

Extractions: The World Computer Literacy Mission 2004 is drawing support from virtually all sections of society. Well known corporate giants have come forward to back the movement and obliterate the scourge of IT illiteracy. IDEA Cellular Ltd., one of the leading cellular operators in India, has launched a special NIIT-IDEA co-branded prepaid SIM card, to contribute towards the mega IT education exercise. The special prepaid SIM Card will be given to students registering for NIIT learning programs during the WCLD month.
Computer Angels Inc - Are You A Computer Angel?
A volunteer organization which aims to make technology accessible promoting and encouraging computer literacy throughout the community in West Australian to make practical use of information and communications technologies.
http://www.computerangels.org.au/

Extractions: Computer Angels promotes and encourages computer literacy throughout the community and is based in Western Australia. Volunteers refurbish donated computer equipment and assist participants to learn how to use computers with open source and other free software and to improve their capacity to make practical use of information and communications technologies (ICT). Incorporated in November 1999, Computer Angels Inc is a non-profit licensed charitable organisation in Perth, Western Australia. We are an organisation made up entirely of volunteers including our Management Committee. We have no paid staff, and depend upon the generosity of our volunteers and donations from individuals and business. We are non-secretarian and non-party political.
Computer Basics
Basic computer literacy Information Not everyone today knows the basics needed to understand use of computers for communications and information
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Jan's Illustrated Computer Literacy 101
An online illustrated computer literacy course covering the material in a college course, but easy to understand for all ages.
http://www.jegsworks.com/Lessons/

Extractions: Then these lessons are for you! E veryone picks up bits and pieces of information while using and working around computers. This can leave some pretty big gaps in your information landscape. These lessons are an attempt to fill in the missing pieces and to tie it all together. The "Illustrated" part means there will be lots of pictures. Other sets of lecture notes I have seen online are pretty much bare text. While the writing is often great, such text-only notes do not take advantage of the possibilities of web pages. So you will see some animations and graphics that enhance the text and, hopefully, make it clearer. This site is free for personal use. For other uses, please see the box below and the Permissions page. Most topics are available in both English and Spanish (español)
COMPUTER LITERACY ISSUES Definition FAQ
computer literacy ISSUES Definition FAQ Definition computer literacy
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ADITA Video Inc. Computer Literacy
computer literacy. Click here for information on how to shoot and edit greatlooking videos. computer literacy Vocabulary TABLE OF CONTENTS
http://www.adita.com/literacy.htm

Extractions: Everyday, advertisements like this one appear in the newspaper displaying the latest computer systems for sale at impossible prices. How can the average consumer begin to appreciate the obscure terminology used in these ads? - "words" like MHz RAM MB SVGA , etc. Furthermore, how can consumers determine which features they need to look for to obtain a computer that will do what they want it to?
ADITA Video Inc. Computer Literacy
computer literacy Vocabulary TABLE OF CONTENTS PART ONE Computer Fundamentals HOW DO COMPUTERS WORK?
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What Is Computer Literacy? - A Word Definition From The Webopedia Computer Dicti
This page describes the term computer literacy and lists other pages on the Web where you can find additional information.
http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/C/computer_literacy.html

Extractions: You are in the: Small Business Computing Channel View Sites + ECommerce-Guide Small Business Computing ... »Close Enter a word for a definition... ...or choose a computer category. choose one... All Categories Communications Computer Industry Companies Computer Science Data Graphics Hardware Internet and Online Services Mobile Computing Multimedia Networks Open Source Operating Systems Programming Software Standards Types of Computers Wireless Computing World Wide Web Home computer literacy Last modified: Sunday, September 01, 1996 The level of expertise and familiarity someone has with computers . Computer literacy generally refers to the ability to use applications rather than to program . Individuals who are very computer literate are sometimes called power users E-mail this definition to a colleague
Jan's Illustrated Computer Literacy 101
An online illustrated computer literacy course covering the material in a college course, but easy to understand for all ages.
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Computer Literacy
computer literacy is an essential skill A computer will be a basic tool you will have to use no matter where you find employment - computer literacy will
http://careerplanning.about.com/od/importantskills/a/comp_literacy.htm

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Jan's Illustrated Computer Literacy 101 Computer Basics
Course in computer basics the textbook part of a college computer literacy course.
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Computer Literacy - Home Page
Welcome to the computer literacy Repository! Computer history made interesting Computers in professions All about the Internet!
http://tdi.uregina.ca/~complit/

Extractions: From this site you may choose the links you wish to follow to learn everything necessary to become comfortable with computers and to merge onto the Information Super-Highway. Index How to buy a computer Computer history made interesting Computers in professions All about the Internet! ... Credits Also, check out the following: The "Who's Who and Where" of Summer Internet Projects, 1996
Rural India's Rough Road To Computer Literacy CNET News.com
Rural India's rough road to computer literacy Forget creating clever Internet portals. The first problem involves finding reliable sources of
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Stop Saying ``Computer Literacy''!
But Luehrmann accepts the concept of computer literacy itself, the idea that I think the notion of computer literacy grew up in the first place as an
http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~bh/stop.html

Extractions: University of California, Berkeley [A version of this paper was published in Classroom Computer News in 1983.] As computers become more widely used in schools, educators have invented many different ways to use them. The different uses for computers are based on quite diverse models of what the purposes of computer education should be. One very common approach is based on the notion of ``computer literacy'': the idea that there is some basic familiarity with computers which all students need in order to compete in the job market, or to be informed citizens. The purpose of this paper is to question whether that notion is valid. Several educators have questioned the specific details of particular ``literacy'' plans, while accepting the overall concept. ``Computer literacy doesn't mean X,'' they say, ``it means Y.'' For example, Arthur Luehrmann says, ``[C]omputer literacy must also mean the ability to do computing, and not merely to recognize, identify, or be aware of alleged facts about computing.'' (Luehrmann, 1981) His argument is that a computer curriculum should give students actual programming experience, not just reading about computers in a book. But Luehrmann accepts the concept of computer literacy itself, the idea that there is something which every student must learn. He questions only the details of just what this something is.
Basic Computer Concepts
What is a Computer? Computers are not very intelligent devices, but they handle instructions flawlessly and fast.
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Computer Literacy Glossary
This hypertext glossary of computer terms was created by Paul Ryburn in conjunction with his online computer literacy notes.
http://www.msci.memphis.edu/~ryburnp/cl/glossary.html

Extractions: A B C D ... Z This hypertext glossary of computer terms was created by Paul Ryburn in conjunction with his online Computer Literacy notes The name for the root directory on a DOS or Windows disk. .. (dot-dot): In DOS and Windows , the name of the current directory's parent A: (name includes colon) In DOS and Windows , the name of a disk drive, usually a floppy drive. Access provider (Internet service provider): Company which will provide, for a fee, accounts to individuals and businesses to let them access the resources of the Internet ACK (acknowledgement): In a data communications transmission, a response by the receiver indicating that a packet was received without errors, and that it is okay to send the next packet. Active cell: The cell into which new data will be entered in an electronic spreadsheet The active cell is indicated by the presence of the cell pointer Ada Byron, Countess of Lovelace: 19th century British countess who wrote instructions which would enable Babbage's analytical engine to solve specific problems. Ada is considered the world's first programmer. Aiken, Howard:
CompuQuest Educational Services - Business Opportunity, Franchises, Home Based B
Market onsite computer literacy training for kids at preschool, learning centers, day care, and schools.
http://www.compuquested.com

Extractions: Compu Quest provides the COMPUTERS, CURRICULA, EDUCATIONAL SOFTWARE, and TEACHERS ON-SITE at Preschool, Day Care, Learning Centers, Private and Public Schools, Churches, and other locations where Quality Computer Education Programs are beneficial. AGE APPROPRIATE, YEAR ROUND PROGRAM for *** Click Here to Visit Your Local Area Compu Quest If you like Children, Teaching, Technology and would like to Operate or Manage a rewarding Part-time or Full-time Business, select and review the Business Opportunity and Features information and then proceed to the Contact Us information page or contact us via the information below. General Information: CompuQuest for Kids
Computer Basics Tutorials - Technology How-To's - Queens Borough
Jan's Illustrated computer literacy 101 Computer Basics http//www.jegsworks.com/lessons/lesson. ..
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Computer Literacy, University Of Memphis
computer literacy course for novices covering hardware, operating systems, application software, and computers in society.
http://www.msci.memphis.edu/~ryburnp/cl/

Extractions: Hardware Operating Systems Word ... in Society Note to viewers: This web page is no longer an official part of the course. However, I knew a lot of people on the net liked it and used it, so I've kept it online. Please be aware that some of the information may be out of date; I haven't updated these notes since January 1997. I'm in the process of putting together a new site which will probably be named paulryburn.com; it will be up in Decmeber. This web page is an attempt by instructor Paul Ryburn to supplement the textbook and lab material. Hopefully it will aid COMP 1200 students; however, these notes cannot possibly duplicate the demonstrations and discussions that occur in the classroom. Students should not use this web site as a substitute for attending class. If you are browsing these pages from outside the University of Memphis, welcome! Although it is impossible to put all components of the course online, I have tried to arrange the Web pages so that anyone can learn quite a bit from them, whether taking COMP 1200 or not. If you're a prospective college student, why not take a look at the

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