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There are many basic computer skills that are useful to know, including: | |||
== Operating system navigation == | |||
* Being able to use the operating system (e.g., Windows, MacOS, Linux) to organize and find files, and to perform basic tasks such as creating folders, launching programs, and adjusting settings. | |||
== Word Processing == | |||
* Being able to create and edit documents using a word processor, such as Microsoft Word or Google Docs. | |||
== Spreadsheets == | |||
*Being able to create and work with spreadsheets, such as using Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets, to organize and analyze data. | |||
== Presentations == | |||
* Being able to create and deliver presentations using tools such as Microsoft PowerPoint or Google Slides. | |||
== Internet and email == | |||
* Being able to use a web browser to navigate the internet, and being able to send and receive emails. | |||
== Basic cybersecurity == | |||
* Understanding how to keep your computer and personal information secure online. | |||
== Digital Communication == | |||
* Being able to communicate with others online, through email, instant messaging, and social media. | |||
There are many other computer skills that you may want to learn depending on your interests and goals, but these are some of the most basic and fundamental ones. | |||
== Basic Computer Skills == | == Basic Computer Skills == | ||
== Job Ready Computer Skills == | == Job Ready Computer Skills == | ||
Revision as of 07:44, 8 January 2023
There are many basic computer skills that are useful to know, including:
- Being able to use the operating system (e.g., Windows, MacOS, Linux) to organize and find files, and to perform basic tasks such as creating folders, launching programs, and adjusting settings.
Word Processing
- Being able to create and edit documents using a word processor, such as Microsoft Word or Google Docs.
Spreadsheets
- Being able to create and work with spreadsheets, such as using Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets, to organize and analyze data.
Presentations
- Being able to create and deliver presentations using tools such as Microsoft PowerPoint or Google Slides.
Internet and email
- Being able to use a web browser to navigate the internet, and being able to send and receive emails.
Basic cybersecurity
- Understanding how to keep your computer and personal information secure online.
Digital Communication
- Being able to communicate with others online, through email, instant messaging, and social media.
There are many other computer skills that you may want to learn depending on your interests and goals, but these are some of the most basic and fundamental ones.
