Self-Paced Lab I
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These activities are designed to introduce you to some of the basic hardware and software. You may move through them in order, but can begin with what is most interesting to you.
WINDOWS ... MACINTOSH ... NETSCAPE ... WORD
Introduction to Windows operating system
Three essential basic skills:
- opening and closing programs by clicking on Start menu or icons,
- saving files to floppy disks, and
- printing
Introduction to Macintosh operating systemThree essential basic skills:
- opening and closing programs by clicking on Start menu or icons,
- saving files to floppy disks, and
- printing
Opening and using Netscape
Browsing:
Take a few minutes to browse quickly through the Information Competency Model. Learn how to use the hyperlinks to move from place to place. Use the BACK button to retrace your steps. Writing and Information Competency in Small Bytes was written to quickly introduce you to the basic information competencies.
Take a few minutes, go back to the Lab Bookmarks page and explore a bit.
- Try to find some webpages of general interest to you
- Try to find some webpages relevant to your academic major
- Try to find some webpages on a Culture topic of interest to you
Opening and Using Word 2000
Two tasks:
Try Brainstorming with word: Generate lots of ideas you could use to improve your culture essay: What could it be about? Major events, points? Interesting facts? Questions? SAVE your work on a disk.
Using the handwritten draft of your paper, create a new draft using Word and SAVE your work to a disk.
Open Access Labs
If you have not finished the assignments and activities in this first lab today, plan to go to an Open Access lab for the Summer Bridge today or tomorrow to continue your work. The more you work with the computers, the better your competence and confidence will become.
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ã 2001 by John A. Cagle, Professor of Communication, California State University, Fresno.