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Technology in Your Life
Unit
Technology in Your LifeUnit
Tech Talk: Computers and You
 Technology in Our Lives (pg. 2–3)
 Technology and You (pg. 4–5)
 Responsible Use of Technology (pg. 6–7)
Projects
 Project 1: Use Your Computer Safely and Responsibly (pg.
 Project 2: Operate Your Computer (pg. 19–36)
Contents
Starting with You How
many times a day do you
use technology? It might be
more than you think! To
find out, go to the Online
Learning Center at
concepts.glencoe.com.
Choose Before You Read
Quizzes and take the Unit
1 Pre-Quiz.
Copyright © The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.
Technology in Your Life
Unit
Computers and You
 How technology affects your everyday life
 How technology is used at home, school, and work
 How you can use technology ethically and safely
You Will LearnKey Terms
technology
microprocessor
telecommute
ethics
virus
hacker
pg. 2-8
Technology in Your Life
Unit
Computers and You
Since ancient times, people have been using science to
solve practical problems. In the last 50 years, technology—
especially computer technology—has changed the way we:
 work
 play
 communicate
In fact many times when computers are not working, it can
become difficult to do everyday tasks!
technology
The use of science to
solve practical
problems. (pg. 2)
Technology in Our Lives pg. 2-3
Technology in Your Life
Unit
How Do I Use Technology?
Technology often works behind the scenes. You might not
know that computers:
 Keep track of the books in your school library
 Predict the weather
 Dispense money from ATMs
 Monitor hospital patients
 Make cars safer to drive
The “brain” of every computerized device is a small but
powerful chip called a microprocessor, or microchip.
microprocessor
A tiny computer chip
that receives and
carries out
instructions. (pg. 3)
Technology in Our Lives pg. 2-3
Computers and You
Technology in Your Life
Unit
Identify List two technological inventions of the last century
that have made communication easier.
Technology in Our Lives
Computers and You
Possible answers include:
 broadcast radio
 television
 e-mail
 personal computer
 Internet
 World Wide Web
 Web browser
 cell phone
Technology in Your Life
Unit
Computers and You
Technology is constantly changing. It is important to keep up
with how technology is used at school, at home, and at work.
How Is Technology Used at School?
At school, computers can help you:
 Find books in the library
 Research a topic
 Record or organize information
 Write a report
 Deliver a class presentation
Technology and You pg. 4-5
Technology in Your Life
Unit
Computers and You
How Is Technology Used at Home?
At home, many systems and appliances are computerized.
Among these, personal computers are especially useful
because they let you:
 Communicate with friends and family
 Find information
 Listen to music and watch movies
 Play games
Technology and You pg. 4-5
Technology in Your Life
Unit
Computers and You
How Is Technology Used at Work?
At work, technology is everywhere! Computers are used to
do these and many other tasks:
 Create documents
 Maintain schedules
 Place orders and track sales
 Track products and workers
These days, many people telecommute rather than work in
an office.
Technology and You pg. 4-5
telecommute
To work at home or
another location
outside an office with
the help of
communication devices
such as cell phones,
fax machines, and the
Internet. (pg. 5)
Technology in Your Life
Unit
Describe How have you used computers to help you do
school assignments?
Technology and You
Computers and You
Possible answers include:
 To find books in the library
 To research a topic
 To record information
 To organize information
 To write a report
 To deliver a class presentation
Technology in Your Life
Unit
Computers and You
When you use a computer, use ethics to guide
your behavior.
How Can I Use Computers Ethically?
Be sure to follow these guidelines for ethical computer use:
 Do not open or damage other people’s files
or messages.
 Do not use the Internet to cheat.
 Do not use Web sites, e-mail, or chat rooms to say
negative things about others.
 Pay for commercial software, music, and movies.
Responsible Use of Technology pg. 6-7
ethics
The principles and
standards we use to
decide how to act.
(pg. 6)
Technology in Your Life
Unit
Computers and You
What Are the Risks of Using Computers?
When you use a computer, you must be aware of the risks
and take proper precautions:
 Firewalls and antivirus software can help protect
your computer against a virus or a hacker.
 Good common sense can help protect you from
dishonest people who give false or illegal information
on the Internet.
Responsible Use of Technology pg. 6-7
virus
A computer program
intentionally designed
to cause annoyance or
to damage hardware or
software. (pg. 7)
hacker
A person who uses his
or her expertise to gain
access to people’s
computers for unethical
purposes. (pg. 7)
Technology in Your Life
Unit
Computers and You
Tech Talk Assessment pg. 8
Draw Conclusions What should you do if you think you are
the victim of someone else’s unethical behavior?
Notify an adult, such as your teacher or a parent
or guardian.
Self-Check Assess your
understanding of what you
read. Go to the Online
Learning Center at
concepts.glencoe.com.
Choose After You Read
Quizzes and take the Unit
1 Tech Talk Quiz.
Technology in Your Life
Unit
Computers and You
Tech Talk Assessment pg. 8
Analyze Pick an appliance, system, or device in your home.
How does it help to solve a practical problem?
Possible answers include:
 A refrigerator keeps perishable foods from spoiling.
 A microwave oven makes it possible to enjoy a hot
meal when you do not have a lot of time.
 A security system protects you and your belongings
from potential harm.
 The TV remote control lets you change the channel
without having to get up!
Technology in Your Life Unit
Use Your Computer Safely and Responsibly
Exercise 1-1
 Identify features of your classroom computer
Exercise 1-2
 Operate computers safely
Exercise 1-3
 Practice proper ergonomics
Exercise 1-4
 Use computers responsibly
Contents
pg. 9-18
Key Terms
ergonomics
Acceptable Use
Policy (AUP)
1
Technology in Your Life Unit
Use Your Computer Safely and Responsibly
pg. 10Exercise 1-1 Get to Know Your Classroom Computer
In this exercise you will identify and locate the computer
equipment in your classroom.
Your work station probably has these devices:
 computer
 monitor
 keyboard
 mouse
Your computer lab may have these additional devices:
 printer
 scanner
 digital camera
 projector
1
Technology in Your Life Unit
Use Your Computer Safely and Responsibly
pg. 11Exercise 1-2 Operate Computers Safely
In this exercise you will learn how to keep your computer
classroom safe and avoid accidents.
These are features of a safe computer classroom:
 Sturdy tables and chairs
 Clean floor and equipment
 Neatly arranged and safely connected computer cables
 No food or drinks
 Neatly organized papers and supplies
 Lighting that reduces glare and shadow
 Constant temperature
 Fire extinguisher or sprinklers
1
Technology in Your Life Unit
Use Your Computer Safely and Responsibly
pg. 12-13Exercise 1-3 Use Proper Ergonomics
In this exercise you will learn how to sit correctly and safely
at your computer.
Good computer ergonomics can:
 Improve safety, comfort, and efficiency
 Prevent fatigue and muscle injury
 Keep you alert and focused
ergonomics
The study of
equipment design in
order to improve user
safety, comfort, and
efficiency. (pg. 12)
1
Technology in Your Life Unit
Use Your Computer Safely and Responsibly
pg. 14-15Exercise 1-4 Use Computers Responsibly
In this exercise you will evaluate some of the rules found in
many Acceptable Use Policies.
An Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) is intended to protect
students from potential dangers when using computers
at school.
Before you use your school’s computers, you and your
parents may have to sign the school’s Acceptable
Use Policy.
Acceptable Use
Policy (AUP)
A set of rules for
school computer
usage. (pg. 14)
1
Technology in Your Life Unit
Use Your Computer Safely and Responsibly
Project Assessment
Identify Which of these is not a feature of a safe
computer classroom?
A. clean equipment
B. sturdy tables and chairs
C. safely connected computer cables
D. snacks and soda cans
The correct answer is:
D. snacks and soda cans
1
Technology in Your Life Unit
Use Your Computer Safely and Responsibly
Project Assessment
Describe Why is it important to sit correctly at your
computer?
Your should sit correctly at your computer to:
 Improve safety, comfort, and efficiency
 Prevent fatigue and muscle injury
 Keep alert and focused
1
Technology in Your Life Unit
Use Your Computer Safely and Responsibly
Project Assessment
1
Cause and Effect Why might “No horsing around in the
classroom” be a rule in an Acceptable Use Policy?
It is important to act responsibly in the computer classroom.
Horsing around can:
 Injure or endanger students
 Damage equipment
 Create hazardous conditions in the classroom by
knocking into potentially dangerous electrical equipment
 Distract from classroom activities or projects
Technology in Your Life Unit
Operate Your Computer
Exercise 2-1
 Start the computer
 Log on to Windows
 View the Start menu
Exercise 2-2
 Practice mouse skills
Exercise 2-3
 Open and close an application
 Open multiple applications
Exercise 2-4
 Practice keyboarding skills
Exercise 2-5
 Log off Windows
 Shut down the computer
pg. 19-36
Key Terms
desktop
icon
log on
program
application
window
taskbar
insertion point
shortcut
2
Technology in Your Life Unit
Operate Your Computer
pg. 20-21Exercise 2-1 Get to Know the Windows Desktop
In this exercise you will turn on your computer and access
Microsoft Windows according to your teacher’s directions.
If your school’s computers are connected to a network, you
will have to log on first.
log on
To provide a
username and
password in order to
use a computer
connected to a
network. (pg. 20)
2
Microsoft Windows
APPLICATIONS USED
Technology in Your Life Unit
Operate Your Computer
pg. 20-21Exercise 2-1 Get to Know the Windows Desktop
When you start Microsoft Windows, the first screen you see
is the desktop.
 A good place to begin is the Start button, from which
you can open all the programs on the computer.
 Double-clicking an icon on the desktop takes you to the
item it represents
desktop
The main work area
on a computer.
(pg. 20)
2
Technology in Your Life Unit
Operate Your Computer
pg. 22-24Exercise 2-2 Get to Know Your Mouse
In this exercise you will use the desktop and Start menu to
practice using your mouse.
The mouse lets you enter commands into a computer. You
use the mouse by pointing to an object on the screen and
clicking in one of several ways:
 Click with the left button
 Double-click with the left button
 Right-click with the right button
 Drag by holding the left button and moving the mouse
2
Technology in Your Life Unit
Operate Your Computer
pg. 25-27Exercise 2-3 Work with Multiple Applications
In this exercise you will make a window smaller and larger
and move between two open applications.
From the Windows desktop, you can open all the software
programs, or applications, on your computer. Examples of
applications are:
 Microsoft Word
 Microsoft Excel
 Microsoft Access
 Microsoft PowerPoint
program
A set of instructions a
computer receives in
order to carry out
functions. (pg. 25)
application
A software program
that allows a user to
perform specific
tasks. (pg. 25)
2
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Word
APPLICATIONS USED
Technology in Your Life Unit
Operate Your Computer
pg. 25-27Exercise 2-3 Work with Multiple Applications
When you open an application, it appears as a new window
on the screen.
• You can have more than one window open at a time.
• The taskbar at the bottom of the screen shows the
windows you are working in.
window
The area on a
computer screen
where an application
can be viewed and
accessed. (pg. 25)
taskbar
The part of the
desktop, usually at
the bottom, that
displays active
programs.
(pg. 25)
2
Technology in Your Life Unit
Operate Your Computer
pg. 28-31Exercise 2-4 Get to Know Your Keyboard
In this exercise you will practice using the keyboard and the
mouse to move around in a Word document.
The keyboard lets you enter text and numbers and do many
other things. From your keyboard, you can use a:
 Keyboard key to move the insertion point
 Keyboard key to apply a command
 Keyboard shortcut instead of clicking the mouse
insertion point
The symbol on a
computer screen that
shows where text or
data will be entered. It
is often a blinking
vertical line. (pg. 28)
shortcut
A keyboard command
that lets you work
without the mouse.
Shortcuts often involve
use of the Ctrl, Alt,
Shift, or Function key.
(pg. 28)
2
Microsoft Word
APPLICATIONS USED
Technology in Your Life Unit
Operate Your Computer
pg. 28-31Exercise 2-4 Get to Know Your Keyboard
2
Technology in Your Life Unit
Operate Your Computer
pg. 32-33Exercise 2-5 Close Windows
In this exercise you will use some of Window’s shut
down options.
When you are finished using your computer, you may choose
one of these Shut Down options:
 Log off to disconnect from the network
 Shut down to close Windows
 Restart to close Windows and start it again
 Stand by to keep the computer running on low power
2
Technology in Your Life Unit
Operate Your Computer
Project Assessment
Identify Which item would you not find on the
Windows desktop?
A. Start button
B. Recycle Bin
C. scroll bar
D. taskbar
The correct answer is:
C. scroll bar
2
Technology in Your Life Unit
Operate Your Computer
Project Assessment
Analyze Why might it be better to use a keyboard shortcut
rather than the mouse to do a particular task?
When you use a shortcut, you can keep both hands on the
keyboard—which is often a more efficient way to work.
2
Technology in Your Life Unit
Operate Your Computer
Project Assessment
Make Predictions Why might you want to have multiple
applications open at the same time?
You might use more than one application to create a
single product. For example, you might download an
image from the Internet and insert it into a report—in
which case, Internet Explorer and Word might both be
open. Or you might create a chart in Excel and insert it
into a PowerPoint presentation—so both Excel and
PowerPoint might be open.
2
Technology in Your Life
Unit
Technology in Your LifeUnit
Assessment Test your
knowledge of technology.
Go to the Online
Learning Center at
concepts.glencoe.com.
Choose e-Review
Quizzes and take the Unit
1 > Tech Assess Quiz.
Unit Assessment
Explore Do you think the benefits of using computers
outweigh the risks? Explain your answer.
Your answer may be “yes,” “no,” or even “I do not know.”
In arriving at your answer, you should have considered how
computers help us at school, at home, and at work—as well
as how they make us and our personal information vulnerable
to unethical people.
Technology in Your Life
Unit
Technology in Your LifeUnit
Unit Assessment
Synthesize You have probably heard that “we are living in
the information age.” Indeed, modern technology has made
huge quantities of information readily available. Name three
things computers can help you do with all that information.
Computers can help you do the following with information:
 Collect information using the power of the Internet.
 Organize information on your computer, where it is
easy to access.
 Communicate information through e-mail, instant
messaging, Web sites, and other technologies.
Technology in Your Life
Unit
Technology in Your LifeUnit
Unit Assessment
Cause and Effect Why is it important to learn
computer skills?
Technology is everywhere in the workplace. Having a solid
knowledge of technology is one key to a great career. Most
jobs today require at least basic computer experience. The
more you learn now, the better off you will be later. Also, your
computer skills can help you complete school assignments,
search for a job, and even apply for a job online.
Technology in Your Life
Unit
Technology in Your LifeUnit
Unit Assessment
Evaluate For your own protection, you should understand
and follow all the rules in your school’s Acceptable Use Policy
(AUP). Listed below are some rules you might see in an AUP.
Of these, which rule seems the most important to you? In
other words, which one has the most severe consequences if
you do not follow it? Why?
A. “I will not damage the computer in any way.”
B. “I will not attempt to use another person’s username
or password.”
C. “I will not install new software on the computer.”
D. “I will not visit inappropriate Web sites.”
Technology in Your Life
Unit
Technology in Your LifeUnit
Unit Assessment
Your answer might be A, B, C, or D. In arriving at your answer,
you should have considered the consequences of
not following each rule:
A. “I will not damage the computer in any way.”
Consequence of not following the rule:
Expensive equipment must be replaced.
Technology in Your Life
Unit
Technology in Your LifeUnit
Unit Assessment
B. “I will not attempt to use another person’s username
or password.”
Consequence of not following the rule: Attempting to use
another person’s access information is a serious violation of
privacy. It can also be considered a cybercrime, which may
be punishable.
Technology in Your Life
Unit
Technology in Your LifeUnit
Unit Assessment
C. “I will not install new software on the computer.”
Consequence of not following the rule: If new software is
installed, viruses or other damaging programs may be
introduced into the computer or the network.
Technology in Your Life
Unit
Technology in Your LifeUnit
Unit Assessment
D. “I will not visit inappropriate Web sites.”
Consequence of not following the rule: Inappropriate Web
content may offend others around you. When you visit an
inappropriate Web site, viruses or spyware may be introduced
into the computer or the network.
Technology in Your Life
Unit
Technology in Your LifeUnit
Unit Resources
For more resources on this unit, go to the Online Learning
Center at http://www.concepts.glencoe.com.

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Computer info unit 1

  • 1. Technology in Your Life Unit Technology in Your LifeUnit Tech Talk: Computers and You  Technology in Our Lives (pg. 2–3)  Technology and You (pg. 4–5)  Responsible Use of Technology (pg. 6–7) Projects  Project 1: Use Your Computer Safely and Responsibly (pg.  Project 2: Operate Your Computer (pg. 19–36) Contents Starting with You How many times a day do you use technology? It might be more than you think! To find out, go to the Online Learning Center at concepts.glencoe.com. Choose Before You Read Quizzes and take the Unit 1 Pre-Quiz. Copyright © The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.
  • 2. Technology in Your Life Unit Computers and You  How technology affects your everyday life  How technology is used at home, school, and work  How you can use technology ethically and safely You Will LearnKey Terms technology microprocessor telecommute ethics virus hacker pg. 2-8
  • 3. Technology in Your Life Unit Computers and You Since ancient times, people have been using science to solve practical problems. In the last 50 years, technology— especially computer technology—has changed the way we:  work  play  communicate In fact many times when computers are not working, it can become difficult to do everyday tasks! technology The use of science to solve practical problems. (pg. 2) Technology in Our Lives pg. 2-3
  • 4. Technology in Your Life Unit How Do I Use Technology? Technology often works behind the scenes. You might not know that computers:  Keep track of the books in your school library  Predict the weather  Dispense money from ATMs  Monitor hospital patients  Make cars safer to drive The “brain” of every computerized device is a small but powerful chip called a microprocessor, or microchip. microprocessor A tiny computer chip that receives and carries out instructions. (pg. 3) Technology in Our Lives pg. 2-3 Computers and You
  • 5. Technology in Your Life Unit Identify List two technological inventions of the last century that have made communication easier. Technology in Our Lives Computers and You Possible answers include:  broadcast radio  television  e-mail  personal computer  Internet  World Wide Web  Web browser  cell phone
  • 6. Technology in Your Life Unit Computers and You Technology is constantly changing. It is important to keep up with how technology is used at school, at home, and at work. How Is Technology Used at School? At school, computers can help you:  Find books in the library  Research a topic  Record or organize information  Write a report  Deliver a class presentation Technology and You pg. 4-5
  • 7. Technology in Your Life Unit Computers and You How Is Technology Used at Home? At home, many systems and appliances are computerized. Among these, personal computers are especially useful because they let you:  Communicate with friends and family  Find information  Listen to music and watch movies  Play games Technology and You pg. 4-5
  • 8. Technology in Your Life Unit Computers and You How Is Technology Used at Work? At work, technology is everywhere! Computers are used to do these and many other tasks:  Create documents  Maintain schedules  Place orders and track sales  Track products and workers These days, many people telecommute rather than work in an office. Technology and You pg. 4-5 telecommute To work at home or another location outside an office with the help of communication devices such as cell phones, fax machines, and the Internet. (pg. 5)
  • 9. Technology in Your Life Unit Describe How have you used computers to help you do school assignments? Technology and You Computers and You Possible answers include:  To find books in the library  To research a topic  To record information  To organize information  To write a report  To deliver a class presentation
  • 10. Technology in Your Life Unit Computers and You When you use a computer, use ethics to guide your behavior. How Can I Use Computers Ethically? Be sure to follow these guidelines for ethical computer use:  Do not open or damage other people’s files or messages.  Do not use the Internet to cheat.  Do not use Web sites, e-mail, or chat rooms to say negative things about others.  Pay for commercial software, music, and movies. Responsible Use of Technology pg. 6-7 ethics The principles and standards we use to decide how to act. (pg. 6)
  • 11. Technology in Your Life Unit Computers and You What Are the Risks of Using Computers? When you use a computer, you must be aware of the risks and take proper precautions:  Firewalls and antivirus software can help protect your computer against a virus or a hacker.  Good common sense can help protect you from dishonest people who give false or illegal information on the Internet. Responsible Use of Technology pg. 6-7 virus A computer program intentionally designed to cause annoyance or to damage hardware or software. (pg. 7) hacker A person who uses his or her expertise to gain access to people’s computers for unethical purposes. (pg. 7)
  • 12. Technology in Your Life Unit Computers and You Tech Talk Assessment pg. 8 Draw Conclusions What should you do if you think you are the victim of someone else’s unethical behavior? Notify an adult, such as your teacher or a parent or guardian. Self-Check Assess your understanding of what you read. Go to the Online Learning Center at concepts.glencoe.com. Choose After You Read Quizzes and take the Unit 1 Tech Talk Quiz.
  • 13. Technology in Your Life Unit Computers and You Tech Talk Assessment pg. 8 Analyze Pick an appliance, system, or device in your home. How does it help to solve a practical problem? Possible answers include:  A refrigerator keeps perishable foods from spoiling.  A microwave oven makes it possible to enjoy a hot meal when you do not have a lot of time.  A security system protects you and your belongings from potential harm.  The TV remote control lets you change the channel without having to get up!
  • 14. Technology in Your Life Unit Use Your Computer Safely and Responsibly Exercise 1-1  Identify features of your classroom computer Exercise 1-2  Operate computers safely Exercise 1-3  Practice proper ergonomics Exercise 1-4  Use computers responsibly Contents pg. 9-18 Key Terms ergonomics Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) 1
  • 15. Technology in Your Life Unit Use Your Computer Safely and Responsibly pg. 10Exercise 1-1 Get to Know Your Classroom Computer In this exercise you will identify and locate the computer equipment in your classroom. Your work station probably has these devices:  computer  monitor  keyboard  mouse Your computer lab may have these additional devices:  printer  scanner  digital camera  projector 1
  • 16. Technology in Your Life Unit Use Your Computer Safely and Responsibly pg. 11Exercise 1-2 Operate Computers Safely In this exercise you will learn how to keep your computer classroom safe and avoid accidents. These are features of a safe computer classroom:  Sturdy tables and chairs  Clean floor and equipment  Neatly arranged and safely connected computer cables  No food or drinks  Neatly organized papers and supplies  Lighting that reduces glare and shadow  Constant temperature  Fire extinguisher or sprinklers 1
  • 17. Technology in Your Life Unit Use Your Computer Safely and Responsibly pg. 12-13Exercise 1-3 Use Proper Ergonomics In this exercise you will learn how to sit correctly and safely at your computer. Good computer ergonomics can:  Improve safety, comfort, and efficiency  Prevent fatigue and muscle injury  Keep you alert and focused ergonomics The study of equipment design in order to improve user safety, comfort, and efficiency. (pg. 12) 1
  • 18. Technology in Your Life Unit Use Your Computer Safely and Responsibly pg. 14-15Exercise 1-4 Use Computers Responsibly In this exercise you will evaluate some of the rules found in many Acceptable Use Policies. An Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) is intended to protect students from potential dangers when using computers at school. Before you use your school’s computers, you and your parents may have to sign the school’s Acceptable Use Policy. Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) A set of rules for school computer usage. (pg. 14) 1
  • 19. Technology in Your Life Unit Use Your Computer Safely and Responsibly Project Assessment Identify Which of these is not a feature of a safe computer classroom? A. clean equipment B. sturdy tables and chairs C. safely connected computer cables D. snacks and soda cans The correct answer is: D. snacks and soda cans 1
  • 20. Technology in Your Life Unit Use Your Computer Safely and Responsibly Project Assessment Describe Why is it important to sit correctly at your computer? Your should sit correctly at your computer to:  Improve safety, comfort, and efficiency  Prevent fatigue and muscle injury  Keep alert and focused 1
  • 21. Technology in Your Life Unit Use Your Computer Safely and Responsibly Project Assessment 1 Cause and Effect Why might “No horsing around in the classroom” be a rule in an Acceptable Use Policy? It is important to act responsibly in the computer classroom. Horsing around can:  Injure or endanger students  Damage equipment  Create hazardous conditions in the classroom by knocking into potentially dangerous electrical equipment  Distract from classroom activities or projects
  • 22. Technology in Your Life Unit Operate Your Computer Exercise 2-1  Start the computer  Log on to Windows  View the Start menu Exercise 2-2  Practice mouse skills Exercise 2-3  Open and close an application  Open multiple applications Exercise 2-4  Practice keyboarding skills Exercise 2-5  Log off Windows  Shut down the computer pg. 19-36 Key Terms desktop icon log on program application window taskbar insertion point shortcut 2
  • 23. Technology in Your Life Unit Operate Your Computer pg. 20-21Exercise 2-1 Get to Know the Windows Desktop In this exercise you will turn on your computer and access Microsoft Windows according to your teacher’s directions. If your school’s computers are connected to a network, you will have to log on first. log on To provide a username and password in order to use a computer connected to a network. (pg. 20) 2 Microsoft Windows APPLICATIONS USED
  • 24. Technology in Your Life Unit Operate Your Computer pg. 20-21Exercise 2-1 Get to Know the Windows Desktop When you start Microsoft Windows, the first screen you see is the desktop.  A good place to begin is the Start button, from which you can open all the programs on the computer.  Double-clicking an icon on the desktop takes you to the item it represents desktop The main work area on a computer. (pg. 20) 2
  • 25. Technology in Your Life Unit Operate Your Computer pg. 22-24Exercise 2-2 Get to Know Your Mouse In this exercise you will use the desktop and Start menu to practice using your mouse. The mouse lets you enter commands into a computer. You use the mouse by pointing to an object on the screen and clicking in one of several ways:  Click with the left button  Double-click with the left button  Right-click with the right button  Drag by holding the left button and moving the mouse 2
  • 26. Technology in Your Life Unit Operate Your Computer pg. 25-27Exercise 2-3 Work with Multiple Applications In this exercise you will make a window smaller and larger and move between two open applications. From the Windows desktop, you can open all the software programs, or applications, on your computer. Examples of applications are:  Microsoft Word  Microsoft Excel  Microsoft Access  Microsoft PowerPoint program A set of instructions a computer receives in order to carry out functions. (pg. 25) application A software program that allows a user to perform specific tasks. (pg. 25) 2 Microsoft Excel Microsoft Word APPLICATIONS USED
  • 27. Technology in Your Life Unit Operate Your Computer pg. 25-27Exercise 2-3 Work with Multiple Applications When you open an application, it appears as a new window on the screen. • You can have more than one window open at a time. • The taskbar at the bottom of the screen shows the windows you are working in. window The area on a computer screen where an application can be viewed and accessed. (pg. 25) taskbar The part of the desktop, usually at the bottom, that displays active programs. (pg. 25) 2
  • 28. Technology in Your Life Unit Operate Your Computer pg. 28-31Exercise 2-4 Get to Know Your Keyboard In this exercise you will practice using the keyboard and the mouse to move around in a Word document. The keyboard lets you enter text and numbers and do many other things. From your keyboard, you can use a:  Keyboard key to move the insertion point  Keyboard key to apply a command  Keyboard shortcut instead of clicking the mouse insertion point The symbol on a computer screen that shows where text or data will be entered. It is often a blinking vertical line. (pg. 28) shortcut A keyboard command that lets you work without the mouse. Shortcuts often involve use of the Ctrl, Alt, Shift, or Function key. (pg. 28) 2 Microsoft Word APPLICATIONS USED
  • 29. Technology in Your Life Unit Operate Your Computer pg. 28-31Exercise 2-4 Get to Know Your Keyboard 2
  • 30. Technology in Your Life Unit Operate Your Computer pg. 32-33Exercise 2-5 Close Windows In this exercise you will use some of Window’s shut down options. When you are finished using your computer, you may choose one of these Shut Down options:  Log off to disconnect from the network  Shut down to close Windows  Restart to close Windows and start it again  Stand by to keep the computer running on low power 2
  • 31. Technology in Your Life Unit Operate Your Computer Project Assessment Identify Which item would you not find on the Windows desktop? A. Start button B. Recycle Bin C. scroll bar D. taskbar The correct answer is: C. scroll bar 2
  • 32. Technology in Your Life Unit Operate Your Computer Project Assessment Analyze Why might it be better to use a keyboard shortcut rather than the mouse to do a particular task? When you use a shortcut, you can keep both hands on the keyboard—which is often a more efficient way to work. 2
  • 33. Technology in Your Life Unit Operate Your Computer Project Assessment Make Predictions Why might you want to have multiple applications open at the same time? You might use more than one application to create a single product. For example, you might download an image from the Internet and insert it into a report—in which case, Internet Explorer and Word might both be open. Or you might create a chart in Excel and insert it into a PowerPoint presentation—so both Excel and PowerPoint might be open. 2
  • 34. Technology in Your Life Unit Technology in Your LifeUnit Assessment Test your knowledge of technology. Go to the Online Learning Center at concepts.glencoe.com. Choose e-Review Quizzes and take the Unit 1 > Tech Assess Quiz. Unit Assessment Explore Do you think the benefits of using computers outweigh the risks? Explain your answer. Your answer may be “yes,” “no,” or even “I do not know.” In arriving at your answer, you should have considered how computers help us at school, at home, and at work—as well as how they make us and our personal information vulnerable to unethical people.
  • 35. Technology in Your Life Unit Technology in Your LifeUnit Unit Assessment Synthesize You have probably heard that “we are living in the information age.” Indeed, modern technology has made huge quantities of information readily available. Name three things computers can help you do with all that information. Computers can help you do the following with information:  Collect information using the power of the Internet.  Organize information on your computer, where it is easy to access.  Communicate information through e-mail, instant messaging, Web sites, and other technologies.
  • 36. Technology in Your Life Unit Technology in Your LifeUnit Unit Assessment Cause and Effect Why is it important to learn computer skills? Technology is everywhere in the workplace. Having a solid knowledge of technology is one key to a great career. Most jobs today require at least basic computer experience. The more you learn now, the better off you will be later. Also, your computer skills can help you complete school assignments, search for a job, and even apply for a job online.
  • 37. Technology in Your Life Unit Technology in Your LifeUnit Unit Assessment Evaluate For your own protection, you should understand and follow all the rules in your school’s Acceptable Use Policy (AUP). Listed below are some rules you might see in an AUP. Of these, which rule seems the most important to you? In other words, which one has the most severe consequences if you do not follow it? Why? A. “I will not damage the computer in any way.” B. “I will not attempt to use another person’s username or password.” C. “I will not install new software on the computer.” D. “I will not visit inappropriate Web sites.”
  • 38. Technology in Your Life Unit Technology in Your LifeUnit Unit Assessment Your answer might be A, B, C, or D. In arriving at your answer, you should have considered the consequences of not following each rule: A. “I will not damage the computer in any way.” Consequence of not following the rule: Expensive equipment must be replaced.
  • 39. Technology in Your Life Unit Technology in Your LifeUnit Unit Assessment B. “I will not attempt to use another person’s username or password.” Consequence of not following the rule: Attempting to use another person’s access information is a serious violation of privacy. It can also be considered a cybercrime, which may be punishable.
  • 40. Technology in Your Life Unit Technology in Your LifeUnit Unit Assessment C. “I will not install new software on the computer.” Consequence of not following the rule: If new software is installed, viruses or other damaging programs may be introduced into the computer or the network.
  • 41. Technology in Your Life Unit Technology in Your LifeUnit Unit Assessment D. “I will not visit inappropriate Web sites.” Consequence of not following the rule: Inappropriate Web content may offend others around you. When you visit an inappropriate Web site, viruses or spyware may be introduced into the computer or the network.
  • 42. Technology in Your Life Unit Technology in Your LifeUnit Unit Resources For more resources on this unit, go to the Online Learning Center at http://www.concepts.glencoe.com.