Essential Computer Skills
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Basic Computer Skills teaches you about devices, logging on, mouse and keyboard skills, saving files, and customizing features. |
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Internet Basics teaches you about navigating websites, tabs, search terms and results, online privacy, viruses and scams, and online forms. |
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Using Email teaches you about making an email account, email addresses, Reply, Reply All, and Forward, attachments, and spam and phishing. |
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Windows 10 teaches you about navigating the Windows 10 interface, accessing and switching between programs, file storage, and start menus. |
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Windows 11 teaches you about navigating the Windows 11 interface, accessing and switching between programs, file storage, and start menus. |
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Mac OS teaches you about the Mac OS and about opening applications, using the App Store, identifying icons, organizing your files and folders, and setting your system preferences. |
Essential Software Skills
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Microsoft Word Office 2016 teaches you about formatting text, alignment, inserting tables, Cut, Copy, and Paste, and editing a document. |
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Microsoft Excel teaches you to create workbooks, use ribbon tools, apply formatting to cells, and analyze and display data using tools like AutoSum, sort, AutoFill, formulas, and charts. |
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Microsoft PowerPoint teaches you how to creating and save a presentation; create, format, and organize your slides; and share your presentation. |
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Google Docs gives you an overview of Google docs and teaches you how to organize, format, and share and collaborate on your document. |
Using Technology in Daily Life
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Social Media teaches you about setting up a profile, sharing posts, sending private messages, and staying safe. Content applies to many platforms but this tutorial focuses primarily on Facebook. |
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Information Literacy teaches you about online research, internet searches, evaluating resources, organizing your research, and using research to make informed decisions. |
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Career Search Skills teaches you about preparing for a job search, searching for jobs, preparing documents like resumes and cover letters, applying and interviewing for jobs, and what to do after an interview. |
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Your Digital Footprint teaches you what digital footprints are, how they are created, why they matter and how they may impact you, and how to manage and protect your online identity. |
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K-12 Distance Learning covers the digital literacy skills and knowledge caregivers need to support their children with virtual distance learning. Also useful for adult learners taking their own online classes. |
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Telehealth teaches you how to successfully access and participate in a virtual telehealth appointment. We recommend you complete Basic Computer Skills, Internet Basics, and Using Email prior to instruction. |