Computer concepts basics
Dolores Wells Pusins, Ann Ambrose, Dolores Wells, Dolores J. Wells
- Reading
- Use the contents as a route map: choose a practical topic the learner wants to try, then connect it with the related ideas, such as file management or evaluating information. The book is designed for lesson-based study.
- Themes
- Computer literacy and practical skills: The book ranges from how computers process data and manage files to using office applications, email, networks and the web. Its lesson-based contents present a broad instructional survey of computer concepts and tasks.
- Information and technology in society: The contents include evaluating electronic information, computer ethics, and technology’s relationship with work and society. These topics extend the book beyond operating computers to considering information and technology’s wider role.
- Worth knowing
- The book includes computer ethics, evaluating electronic information, and technology’s effects on work and society.