alpha tech
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Module 1TRANSCRIPT
Trainer Kit
Alpha Tech Program
Program Objectives
• Remove the fear of the **computer**• Simple and fun way to get started with the
computer• Learn to operate a computer• Learn to connect to the Internet• Learn to create documents, worksheets,
presentations, using the computer• Learn to write and send email• Learn to remain safe while on internet• Learn to use digital multimedia• Learn to use some Educational Software
Program Outline
Module Title
Module 1 Computer Basics
Module 2 Internet Basics
Module 3 Communication methods on the Internet
Module 4 Introduction to Word Processor
Module 5 Introduction to Spreadsheet Program
Module 6 Introduction to Presentation Program
Module 7 Computer Security and Privacy
Module 8 Computer Ethics
Module 9 Digital Multimedia
Module 10 Introduction to Educational software
Module 1: Computer Basics
Module 1: Outline
Lesson Title
Lesson 1 Introduction to Computers
Lesson 2 Common Computer Terminology
Lesson 3 Computer Performance and Features
Lesson 4 Computer Operating Systems
Lesson 1 Introduction to ComputersIdentify the main parts of a computerIdentify the steps for starting and shutting down a computer.Identify the different groups of keys on a keyboard.Perform different tasks by using a mouse.
Lesson 1: Outline
Introduction To Computers
• Jargon definition :A computer is a programmable machine that receives input, stores and manipulates data, and provides output in a useful format. (source: wikipedia.com)
• Simple definition:Machine that performs tasks automatically (source: Dewang sir)
WATCH
• Option 1: Video• Option 2: Demo
Use
• Create Documents• Create Spreadsheets• Create Presentations• Surf the web• Send Email• Chat• View pictures, music, video• Play games
Identify The Main Parts Of A Computer
• Input
• Process
• Output
• Storage
WATCH
• Option 1: Video• Option 2: Demo
Input Devices:
• Keyboard
• Mouse
• Camera
• Scanner
Central Processing Unit (CPU)
Central Processing Unit (CPU)(Front side)
Power On / Off
CD / DVD
USB
MicrophoneHeadphone
Central Processing Unit (CPU)
(Back
side)
Keyboard Mouse
Monitor
Printer
USBNetwork
Microphone Speaker
Central Processing Unit (CPU)(Inside
)
Output Devices:
• Monitors
• Printers
• Speakers
Storage
devices:
• Hard disk
• CD / DVD
• Floppy
• Pen drive
Quick Quiz
Steps For Starting A Computer
• Live demo:
• Press the power button on CPU
• Hear: the beep sound
• See some process happening on the screen
• See: the three green lights on the keyboard blink
• See the Windows Operating System loading
Steps For Shutting Down A Computer
• Live demo
• Click the Start button• Click the Turn off option with Power button • Switch off the power supply
Role Play
• Steps to start a computer• Steps to shutdown a computer
Keyboard
Types Of Keyboard.
Wired (with pins)
USB
Wireless
Keys On Your Keyboard
Keys On Your Keyboard
• Live demo (learners show on their keyboard)
• Alphanumeric keys: letters, numerals, punctuation marks, and symbols, SHIFT, CAPS LOCK, the TAB key, ENTER, the SPACEBAR, and BACKSPACE
• Control keys: CTRL, ALT, Windows and ESC.• Function keys: F1 to F12• Navigation keys: LEFT, RIGHT, UP, DOWN, HOME,
END, PAGE UP, PAGE DOWN, DELETE, and INSERT.• Print Screen, Scroll Lock, Pause
Keys On Your Keyboard
• Numeric keypad
Quick Quiz
Perform Different Tasks By Using A Mouse.
• Click• Double
click• Drag• Right click• Scroll
• Arrow / Pointer• Cursor / Entry point• Hand
Practice: Keyboard & Mouse
Lesson 1 Introduction to ComputersIdentify the main parts of a computerIdentify the steps for starting and shutting down a computer.Identify the different groups of keys on a keyboard.Perform different tasks by using a mouse.
Lesson 1: Summary
Sort Game
• Mouse• Keyboard• Scanner• Hard Disk• CD-ROM• Printer• Headphone• Monitor• Floppy• Speaker• DVD-ROM• Microphone
Input Device
Output Device
Storage Device
Test
Statement True False
1 You use the POWER BUTTON to turn on the computer.
2 You use the KEYBOARD KEYS to turn on the computer.
3 Keyboard lights DO NOT BLINK when the computer starts.
4 Keyboard lights BLINK when the computer starts.
5 You hear a series of beeps if RAM is NOT WORKING properly.
6 You hear a series of beeps if RAM is WORKING properly.
7 You enter your USER NAME and PASSWORD to log on to Windows XP.
8 You enter only your USER NAME to log on to Windows XP.
9 You LOG ON to Windows to launch a program.
10 You DO NOT LOG ON to Windows to launch a program.
11 You MUST save the changes if you modify a file.
12 You MUST NEVER save the changes if you modify a file.
13 You use LOG OFF to end a Windows session.
14 You use SHUT DOWN to end a Windows session.
15 You use the POWER BUTTON when the computer stops responding.
16 You use the LOG OFF BUTTON when the computer stops responding.
17 You use a NUMERIC KEY to access the HELP file.
18 You use a FUNCTION KEY to access the HELP file.
Statement True False
Basics Parts Of A Laptop
• Option 1: Video• Option 2: Demo
Basics Parts Of A Laptop
• Monitor
• Keyboard
• Speakers
• Touchpad
Basics Parts Of A Laptop
• Battery
• Adaptor
Using The Touchpad
• Click
• Drag
• Double click
• Right click
CD / DVD
Power
Card ReaderSpeaker - Headphone
1. Power2. Network3. Mouse4. Video5. Microphone
and headphone
6. USB
1. Monitor2. Mouse3. Printer
Alpha Tech Program
Recap
Lesson 1 Introduction to ComputersIdentify the main parts of a computerIdentify the steps for starting and shutting down a computer.Identify the different groups of keys on a keyboard.Perform different tasks by using a mouse.
Lesson 2 Common Computer TerminologyExplain an operating system.Explain programs and data.Describe a network and the types of networks.Explain the terms Internet and Network.
Lesson 2: Outline
Common Computer Terminology
• What is an operating system?
• What are programs and data?
Game
• Narrator• Actor• Enabler(Source: Whose Line is it Anyway)
Types Of Network
• LAN• WAN
Components Of Network
• Client• Server• Communication channel
World Wide Web
• Option 1: Video• Option 2: Animation
Quiz
Statement
1 Includes computer devices
2 Helps control the physical components
3 Allows you to play games or watch movies
4 Helps provide input to a computer
5 Ensures reliable operation of the computer
6 Uses the platform to perform a task
7 Helps you view the output of a computer
Option 1 Option 2 Option 3
Hardware Operating System Programs
Summary
Alpha Tech Program
Recap
Computer Performance and FeaturesCompare the features of different types of computers.Explain the role of memory.
Lesson 3: Outline
Types Of Computers
• Desktop• Laptop• Netbook• Palmtop• Tablet
Role Of Memory
• Temporary• Permanent
• Units:• Bit• Byte• Kb• Mb• Gb
Summary
Quiz
Question 1Which of the following features are true of laptops as compared with desktop computers?Select all answers that apply.They generally cost more for similar hardware.They consume less power.They are good travel companions.They are easier to upgrade.
Question 2Which of the following are true statements about RAM?Select all answers that apply.The amount affects the computer’s performance.Its contents are permanent.It has lower data-retrieval speed compared with storage memory.It stores active data and programs.
Alpha Tech Program
Recap
Computer Operating SystemsExplain the common functions of an operating system.Identify the components of the Windows XP interface.Use the options in the Start menu of Windows XP.Work with the Windows XP interface within programs.Manage files and folders in Windows Explorer.Perform basic file operations.
Lesson 4: Outline
Functions Of Operating System.
• Provides a user interface• Provides utilities to configure your system• Helps manage computer resources• Helps secure data by controlling user access to a
computer
Windows XP Interface
• Start Menu• Taskbar• Icons
Start Menu
• Explain each
Icons
• Object• Shortcut
Taskbar
• Quick launch• Notification• Turn off
Program Window
• Title bar • Menu bar • Toolbar • Min • Max • Close • Scroll • Resize • Taskbar
Settings
• Set time• Set date• Set desktop wallpaper
Files And Folders
• File types
• Explorer • Create• Rename • Move • Copy• Paste • Delete • Properties • Views
File
• Create a document using Microsoft Word
• New• Save as practice file on desktop
Folder
• Open Windows Explorer.• In D Drive• Create Training folder, open it.• Create Materials folder• View details of folder• Rename Materials folder to Resources• Move file from desktop to Resources folder using
copy and paste• Delete file from desktop
Summary
• How’s how format
Test
• Create a document “Module 1” on desktop• In D Drive create a folder “Assessment”• Create a subfolder “Formative”• Copy the document from desktop to this folder• Delete the document from desktop• Rename the document “Module 1 Lesson 4”