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Computer basics Guide

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Computer Basics Teaching Outline

Computer basics Guide

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Computer Basics - Teaching Outline

1. Introduction to Computers

- What is a computer?
- Basic components (hardware and software)
- Types of computers (desktop, laptop, tablet, smartphone)
- Basic terms (CPU, RAM, hard drive)

2. Computer Hardware Basics

- Monitor, keyboard, mouse


- Printer, speakers, and other peripherals
- The role of each component

3. Basic Software Concepts

- Operating systems (Windows, macOS, Linux)


- Introduction to common software (Word processors, web browsers)
- File management (folders, files, creating, saving, and opening)

4. Using the Mouse and Keyboard

- Basic mouse functions (click, right-click, drag)


- Keyboard keys (Enter, Shift, Ctrl, etc.)
- Typing practice

5. Introduction to the Operating System

- The desktop, taskbar, and start menu


- How to open and close programs
- Switching between open windows
6. Internet Basics

- What is the Internet?


- Web browsers and search engines
- Basic browsing skills (address bar, search bar, clicking links)
- Introduction to email

7. Word Processing Basics

- Using Microsoft Word or similar programs


- Creating, editing, and saving documents
- Formatting text (bold, italics, underline)
- Inserting images, tables, and hyperlinks

8. Basic File Management

- Understanding file types and file extensions


- Creating folders and organizing files
- Copying, moving, and deleting files
- Basic file security (backing up files)

9. Safety and Security Basics

- Protecting your computer from viruses and malware


- Safe browsing and online privacy
- Using strong passwords

10. Basic Troubleshooting

- Common computer problems and simple solutions


- Restarting, updating software, checking connections
- Understanding error messages

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