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Computer Basics Sean Epple Instruction & Technology Associate Zion-Benton Public Library Agenda Keyboard & Mouse Basics Terminology & Descriptions Navigation Elements Starting Up & Shutting Down Creating,


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Sean Epple Instruction & Technology Associate Zion-Benton Public Library

Computer Basics

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  • Keyboard & Mouse Basics
  • Terminology & Descriptions
  • Navigation Elements
  • Starting Up & Shutting Down
  • Creating, Saving, & Accessing Files
  • Creating Folders & Renaming Files

Agenda

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Keyboard & Mouse Basics

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How to Hold the Mouse

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Parts of the Mouse

Left button Right button Scroll Wheel

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Parts of a Keyboard

Navigation keys Number keys Typing keys Numeric keypad

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Letter, Shift & Enter Keys

Letter keys Enter Shift

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The Space Bar

Space Bar

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Backspace, Delete & Arrow Keys

Delete Backspace Arrow Keys

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Tab & Caps Lock

Tab CapsLock

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Activity #1

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Hardware

Everything you can touch!

Terminology & Descriptions

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Desktop Computer

A computer with a separate monitor, processor, and keyboard

Terminology & Descriptions

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Laptop Computer

A portable computer that contains the monitor, keyboard, and processor in one unit

Terminology & Descriptions

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Monitor

The computer component that allows users to view images

Terminology & Descriptions

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Flash Drive

A pocket-sized data storage device used to save electronic files

Terminology & Descriptions

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Software

Programs that work electronically within a computer

Terminology and Descriptions

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Desktop

The primary display area on the computer screen

Terminology & Descriptions

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Icon

A small graphical representation of a computer program

Terminology & Descriptions

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Window

An area of the screen that displays information for a specific program independent of other parts of the screen

Terminology & Descriptions

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Taskbar

A stationary strip of icons used to access frequently-used programs like Internet browsers and Microsoft products

Terminology & Descriptions

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System Tray

A stationary taskbar that contains icons for system functions like time, date, and audio volume

Terminology & Descriptions

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Start Menu

The central launching point for programs and tasks

  • n a Windows computer

Terminology & Descriptions

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Activity #2

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Navigation Elements

Desktop = Home Base

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Navigation Elements

Open a new window

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Navigation Elements

Close or minimize a window

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Navigation Elements

Full Screen View

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Navigation Elements

Window View

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Navigation Elements

System Tray functions

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Navigation Elements

Start menu

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Navigation Elements

All Programs

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Navigation Elements

Computer

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Navigation Elements

Help and Support

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Activity #3

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Starting Up & Shutting Down

Manage Your Computer’s Activity Level with:

  • Log Off
  • Lock
  • Restart
  • Sleep
  • Hibernate
  • Shut Down
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Activity #4

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Click Start >Microsoft Word 2010

Creating, Saving, & Accessing Files

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Blank Microsoft Word document

Creating, Saving, & Accessing Files

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Creating, Saving, & Accessing Files

I am so excited to learn about computers!

Click the File Tab

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Creating, Saving, & Accessing Files

Click Save As

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Creating, Saving, & Accessing Files

Click on Desktop Type the File name Click the Save button

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Creating, Saving, & Accessing Files

Double click on the file icon to open a saved file

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Activity #5

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Creating Folders & Renaming Files

1. Right-click on the desktop 2. Move the mouse down to New 3. Move the mouse over to Folder

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Creating Folders & Renaming Files

Type in the new name

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Click and drag to move a file into a folder

Creating Folders & Renaming Files

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To rename a file or folder: 1. Right-click on file or folder 2. Move the mouse down to Rename 3. Type the new name 4. Press the Enter key

Creating Folders & Renaming Files

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Activity #6

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Questions?