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This text provides user friendly advice and support for school teachers and lecturers in further and higher education who need to know what information technology and computers can do for their work.
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This text provides user friendly advice and support for school teachers and lecturers in further and higher education who need to know what information technology and computers can do for their work.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 146
- Erscheinungstermin: 13. September 2013
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781135375690
- Artikelnr.: 39576364
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 146
- Erscheinungstermin: 13. September 2013
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781135375690
- Artikelnr.: 39576364
Phil Race, Steve McDowell
Introduction to the Second Edition
Part 1 Getting Started with Computers
Chapter 1 Choosing a computer
Chapter 2 Making the purchase
Chapter 3 Cheap or free items
Chapter 4 Organizing your workspace
Chapter 5 Health and safety
Chapter 6 'Green' issues
Chapter 7 Panic page (technophobia)
Part 2 Getting Started with Software
Chapter 8 Learning to use a new program
Chapter 9 Where to find help
Chapter 10 First steps with word processors
Chapter 11 Where to go next with word processors
Chapter 12 First steps with spreadsheets
Chapter 13 Where to go next with spreadsheets
Chapter 14 First steps with databases
Chapter 15 Where to go next with databases
Chapter 16 Desktop publishing
Chapter 17 Specialist software
Chapter 18 Computer graphics
Chapter 19 Data communications
Chapter 20 Networking
Chapter 21 First steps with the Internet
Part 3 IT and Teaching and Learning
Chapter 22 IT and how students learn
Chapter 23 Using IT in the classroom
Chapter 24 Using IT in presentations and lectures
Chapter 25 Using the Internet for teaching and learning
Chapter 26 IT assessment methods
Chapter 27 Finding, choosing and using computer-based teaching materials
Chapter 28 Designing computer-based teaching materials
Chapter 29 IT in science teaching
Chapter 30 IT in music teaching
Chapter 31 IT in other subjects
Chapter 32 IT and groupwork
Chapter 33 Using IT for simulations
Chapter 34 IT and surveys
Chapter 35 IT and student records
Part 4 More Bits and Pieces
Chapter 36 Multimedia
Chapter 37 Printing
Chapter 38 Maintenance
Chapter 39 Computing on the move
Chapter 40 Writing on the move
Chapter 41 Monitors, keyboards, mice and speakers
Chapter 42 Space junk
Chapter 43 Computing and the law
Chapter 44 Security
Chapter 45 Viruses
Chapter 46 Putting pictures on your computer
Chapter 47 Scanners
Chapter 48 Using your computer as a complete communications centre
Part 1 Getting Started with Computers
Chapter 1 Choosing a computer
Chapter 2 Making the purchase
Chapter 3 Cheap or free items
Chapter 4 Organizing your workspace
Chapter 5 Health and safety
Chapter 6 'Green' issues
Chapter 7 Panic page (technophobia)
Part 2 Getting Started with Software
Chapter 8 Learning to use a new program
Chapter 9 Where to find help
Chapter 10 First steps with word processors
Chapter 11 Where to go next with word processors
Chapter 12 First steps with spreadsheets
Chapter 13 Where to go next with spreadsheets
Chapter 14 First steps with databases
Chapter 15 Where to go next with databases
Chapter 16 Desktop publishing
Chapter 17 Specialist software
Chapter 18 Computer graphics
Chapter 19 Data communications
Chapter 20 Networking
Chapter 21 First steps with the Internet
Part 3 IT and Teaching and Learning
Chapter 22 IT and how students learn
Chapter 23 Using IT in the classroom
Chapter 24 Using IT in presentations and lectures
Chapter 25 Using the Internet for teaching and learning
Chapter 26 IT assessment methods
Chapter 27 Finding, choosing and using computer-based teaching materials
Chapter 28 Designing computer-based teaching materials
Chapter 29 IT in science teaching
Chapter 30 IT in music teaching
Chapter 31 IT in other subjects
Chapter 32 IT and groupwork
Chapter 33 Using IT for simulations
Chapter 34 IT and surveys
Chapter 35 IT and student records
Part 4 More Bits and Pieces
Chapter 36 Multimedia
Chapter 37 Printing
Chapter 38 Maintenance
Chapter 39 Computing on the move
Chapter 40 Writing on the move
Chapter 41 Monitors, keyboards, mice and speakers
Chapter 42 Space junk
Chapter 43 Computing and the law
Chapter 44 Security
Chapter 45 Viruses
Chapter 46 Putting pictures on your computer
Chapter 47 Scanners
Chapter 48 Using your computer as a complete communications centre
Introduction to the Second Edition
Part 1 Getting Started with Computers
Chapter 1 Choosing a computer
Chapter 2 Making the purchase
Chapter 3 Cheap or free items
Chapter 4 Organizing your workspace
Chapter 5 Health and safety
Chapter 6 'Green' issues
Chapter 7 Panic page (technophobia)
Part 2 Getting Started with Software
Chapter 8 Learning to use a new program
Chapter 9 Where to find help
Chapter 10 First steps with word processors
Chapter 11 Where to go next with word processors
Chapter 12 First steps with spreadsheets
Chapter 13 Where to go next with spreadsheets
Chapter 14 First steps with databases
Chapter 15 Where to go next with databases
Chapter 16 Desktop publishing
Chapter 17 Specialist software
Chapter 18 Computer graphics
Chapter 19 Data communications
Chapter 20 Networking
Chapter 21 First steps with the Internet
Part 3 IT and Teaching and Learning
Chapter 22 IT and how students learn
Chapter 23 Using IT in the classroom
Chapter 24 Using IT in presentations and lectures
Chapter 25 Using the Internet for teaching and learning
Chapter 26 IT assessment methods
Chapter 27 Finding, choosing and using computer-based teaching materials
Chapter 28 Designing computer-based teaching materials
Chapter 29 IT in science teaching
Chapter 30 IT in music teaching
Chapter 31 IT in other subjects
Chapter 32 IT and groupwork
Chapter 33 Using IT for simulations
Chapter 34 IT and surveys
Chapter 35 IT and student records
Part 4 More Bits and Pieces
Chapter 36 Multimedia
Chapter 37 Printing
Chapter 38 Maintenance
Chapter 39 Computing on the move
Chapter 40 Writing on the move
Chapter 41 Monitors, keyboards, mice and speakers
Chapter 42 Space junk
Chapter 43 Computing and the law
Chapter 44 Security
Chapter 45 Viruses
Chapter 46 Putting pictures on your computer
Chapter 47 Scanners
Chapter 48 Using your computer as a complete communications centre
Part 1 Getting Started with Computers
Chapter 1 Choosing a computer
Chapter 2 Making the purchase
Chapter 3 Cheap or free items
Chapter 4 Organizing your workspace
Chapter 5 Health and safety
Chapter 6 'Green' issues
Chapter 7 Panic page (technophobia)
Part 2 Getting Started with Software
Chapter 8 Learning to use a new program
Chapter 9 Where to find help
Chapter 10 First steps with word processors
Chapter 11 Where to go next with word processors
Chapter 12 First steps with spreadsheets
Chapter 13 Where to go next with spreadsheets
Chapter 14 First steps with databases
Chapter 15 Where to go next with databases
Chapter 16 Desktop publishing
Chapter 17 Specialist software
Chapter 18 Computer graphics
Chapter 19 Data communications
Chapter 20 Networking
Chapter 21 First steps with the Internet
Part 3 IT and Teaching and Learning
Chapter 22 IT and how students learn
Chapter 23 Using IT in the classroom
Chapter 24 Using IT in presentations and lectures
Chapter 25 Using the Internet for teaching and learning
Chapter 26 IT assessment methods
Chapter 27 Finding, choosing and using computer-based teaching materials
Chapter 28 Designing computer-based teaching materials
Chapter 29 IT in science teaching
Chapter 30 IT in music teaching
Chapter 31 IT in other subjects
Chapter 32 IT and groupwork
Chapter 33 Using IT for simulations
Chapter 34 IT and surveys
Chapter 35 IT and student records
Part 4 More Bits and Pieces
Chapter 36 Multimedia
Chapter 37 Printing
Chapter 38 Maintenance
Chapter 39 Computing on the move
Chapter 40 Writing on the move
Chapter 41 Monitors, keyboards, mice and speakers
Chapter 42 Space junk
Chapter 43 Computing and the law
Chapter 44 Security
Chapter 45 Viruses
Chapter 46 Putting pictures on your computer
Chapter 47 Scanners
Chapter 48 Using your computer as a complete communications centre