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Basic Computer Skills

We all have to start somewhere You won’t break it Ask questions Pet projects Rome wasn’t built in a day Second time (or third, or fourth) is a charm Not sure if this is the class for you?

Monitor

Keyboard

CPU: Computer Processing Unit

Computer Processing Unit

Inside the CPU

Mouse

Printer

Speakers

Move the mouse with your hand to make the cursor/pointer move on the screen: Point Click Right-click Double-click Drag Scroll

Anatomy of a mouse The cursor Left click Right click Scroll button

Anatomy of a mouse The cursor Left click Right click Scroll button

Anatomy of a mouse The cursor Left click Right click Scroll button

Anatomy of a mouse The cursor Left click Right click Scroll button

You are on your way to mouse mastery!

Operating system

Start button

Task bar

Desktop icons and shortcuts

Status area

Navigation pane

Back and forward buttons

Toolbar

Addres s bar

Library pane

Column headings

File list

Search box

Details Pane

fil e

folder

library

WAY TO GO! You have learned a lot about computers and how they work – you are on your way!