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- 1. UNDERSTANDING YOUR COMPUTER
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- Have students turn PCU and Monitor On. Do any other log in necessary to get to desktop.
- Move the mouse around and see the cursor move. Now click once with the left button on an icon on the screen. See it become highlighted Now double click on “my Computer”. See the window open. Now to close the window click on the X in the right hand corner. Now hold down the left button over an icon and drag it across the screen. Notice that you’ve put it in a new place. Now right click in the middle of the screen. See how a menu appears. Left click on arrange icons. Another menu appears next to it. Lift click on “Auto arrange”. The icons should go back into rows. No
- Explain what each does and have students find them on their keyboard.
- Have students insert their disks.
- Click on My computer to see the drives in your computer. Now click on 3 ½ Floppy A to access the A drive where your disk is.
- Now click on the folder “From your Teacher” Then click on the Document “Welcome to Class” Explain the software program that was used to create this document.