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Task 1 Practice
What Can You Do on a Computer? (BL-BH Students)
Tasks 1 and 2 Practice Packet BL
Tasks 1 and 2 Practice Packet BH
Computer Vocabulary Quizlet BL
Computer Vocabulary Quizlet BH
Learning Chocolate Computers 1
Learning Chocolate Computers 2
Computers and the Internet BL-BH
Practice Task 1 BL Quiz #1 Choose the Correct Answer
Practice Task 1 BL Quiz #2 Sentence Writing
What Do You Know How to Do on a Computer? (IL-ADV Students)
Use Google Chrome to play the IL-ADV PowerPoint. Click on the above link to download and open the PowerPoint. Hit the F5 Key. Use the Enter Key to go from slide to slide. When you're finished, hit the ESC Key to exit the PowerPoint.
Task 2 Practice Technology Skills Content B/ IL-ADV
Northstar Digital Literacy Assessments
Computer Literacy in the Workplace (IL-ADV)
How computer literate are you?
Which software programs are you familiar with?
Have you ever used software to make a work-related presentation?
What plans do you have in the near future to continue your technical training, and how will it help your career?
What is your level of experience with software used at school or work?
What resources do you use when faced with a computer problem?
From Chron
Describe your computer experience in layman's terms. You might be an expert user with high proficiency with servers, operating systems, applications and Internet use, but you should talk about your expertise in terms that someone with little knowledge about computers can understand. On the other hand, be able to speak in tech-savvy terminology so the interviewer knows you understand computer technology.
Give step-by-step instructions if you're asked to explain a complex computer process. When you're asked to explain a scenario, start with basic fundamentals about the equipment or the basic version of a software application. For example, if you're asked about your proficiency with a Microsoft Office Suite application such as Excel, talk about how the application is best used and the application's capabilities. Excel is perfect for producing spreadsheets, calculating statistics and analyzing quantitative data. Also, explain the differences between the earlier and later versions of the application, including improvements as well as drawbacks.
Talk about your computer experience in relation to your job function if the job you're interviewing for isn't a technology job. For example, if you are a registered nurse, explain how your computer experience improves your ability to provide quality patient care. Registered nurses who are proficient with healthcare management systems understand the importance of automation, technology solutions to improve patient confidentiality, and record-keeping and clinical specialties supported by technology such as telemetry nursing.
Tell the interviewer about your experience in helping others resolve challenges pertaining to computer usage. If your computer experience is extensive enough to train others, explain how your skills will be valuable to the company in terms of providing guidance to other computer users. Explain your computer experience and your ability to provide training to all levels of computer users. Provide examples of situations when you've been asked to help another computer user maximize technology functions.
Task 3 Practice IL-ADV Packet Adapted from San Leandro Adult School
Suggested Ideas for Report:
How Technology Has Changed the Way We Shop
How Technology Has Changed Relationships
How Technology Has Changed the Way We Bank and Pay Bills
How Technology Has Changed the Way We Do Schoolwork
How Social Media, Such as Facebook, Has Changed Our Lives
How Texting Has Changed Our Lives
How Smartphones Have Changed Our Lives
How Technology Has Changed the Way We Talk to People
How Amazon Has Changed Our Lives
Tutorials
Research and Citation
Students' Guide to Citation in Research Papers
Microsoft Word Tutorial- Automatically Create Citations
Googel Docs YouTube video explaining how to cite sources in Google Docs.
Google Slides YouTube video explaining how to cite sources in Google Slides. In this video, the presenter is using a Mac, so instead of using Command C and Command V to copy and paste any links, use CTRL C and CTRL V to copy and paste any links.
MLA (Modern Language Association) Sample Paper from Purdue University(Download)
MLA Citations Worksheets from English Worksheets Land
How to Cite an Image in Your Report
CREATIVE COMMONS AS A SOURCE FOR IMAGES
