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Online Calculator Basic Word Processing Skills Computer Keyboard Skills Computer Mouse Skills Basic Computer Terminology Computer Mouse Skills “I really need to learn the functions of a mouse. This Module will really help!

Online Calculator Basic Word Processing Skills Computer Keyboard Skills Computer Mouse Skills Basic Computer Terminology Computer Mouse Skills Overview of Computer Mouse Skills Module Learners, with little or no prior experience with using a mouse, will gain foundational knowledge and skills to operate a computer mouse effectively.

Online Calculator Basic Word Processing Skills Computer Keyboard Skills Computer Mouse Skills Basic Computer Terminology Mouse Skills – Key Objectives Key Objectives Point & Click – Learners will learn and demonstrate the basic mechanics of Point & Click selection. Drag & Drop –Learners will develop and demonstrate Drag & Drop skills. Scrolling – Learners will demonstrate competence in scrolling.

Online Calculator Basic Word Processing Skills Computer Keyboard Skills Computer Mouse Skills Basic Computer Terminology Mouse Skills – Key Terms Key Terms Point Click Left Click Right Click Drag n Drop Scrolling Scroll Bar Scroll Wheel

Online Calculator Basic Word Processing Skills Computer Keyboard Skills Computer Mouse Skills Basic Computer Terminology Mouse Skills – Basic Parts of Mouse

Online Calculator Basic Word Processing Skills Computer Keyboard Skills Computer Mouse Skills Basic Computer Terminology Mouse Skills - Mouse Grips Right Hand User Left Hand User

Online Calculator Basic Word Processing Skills Computer Keyboard Skills Computer Mouse Skills Basic Computer Terminology Mouse Skills - Move the Cursor Move the Cursor Keep your finger on the left mouse button, but don’t press down on it. Move the mouse around the desk.

Online Calculator Basic Word Processing Skills Computer Keyboard Skills Computer Mouse Skills Basic Computer Terminology Mouse Skills – Right Click Clicking or Selecting To click on something, move the mouse until it is over the area you wish to select. Click ONCE.

Online Calculator Basic Word Processing Skills Computer Keyboard Skills Computer Mouse Skills Basic Computer Terminology

Online Calculator Basic Word Processing Skills Computer Keyboard Skills Computer Mouse Skills Basic Computer Terminology

Online Calculator Basic Word Processing Skills Computer Keyboard Skills Computer Mouse Skills Basic Computer Terminology Right Click This is the menu that appears in Desktop.

Online Calculator Basic Word Processing Skills Computer Keyboard Skills Computer Mouse Skills Basic Computer Terminology Mouse Skills - Left Click

Online Calculator Basic Word Processing Skills Computer Keyboard Skills Computer Mouse Skills Basic Computer Terminology Mouse Skills - Drop and Drag Drag Put the cursor over the object you wish to move. Hold the left button down, then move the mouse where you want to move it. Release the button. The object should be moved to the new location.

Online Calculator Basic Word Processing Skills Computer Keyboard Skills Computer Mouse Skills Basic Computer Terminology Mouse Skills - Scrolling Scrolling Scroll wheel and the Windows scroll bars allow the learner to view information that is out of the current screens view. A Point & Click and Hold review may be necessary here, in order to cover the complete scroll process.

Online Calculator Basic Word Processing Skills Computer Keyboard Skills Computer Mouse Skills Basic Computer Terminology Mouse Skills - Scroll Wheel or Scroll Bar Scroll Wheel or Scroll Bar

Online Calculator Basic Word Processing Skills Computer Keyboard Skills Computer Mouse Skills Basic Computer Terminology

Challenge! The next part of this module will help you determine if you have mastered computer mouse skills. You will be given the opportunity to review the information if needed. That wasn’t too hard! Let’s see if I can remember some of that!

Mouse Monitor Keyboard A ___________ is a pointing device used to move a pointer on the screen and to make selections.

Mouse Monitor Keyboard A ___________ is a pointing device used to move a pointer on the screen and to make selections. That is correct! Please click the “next” button to go to the next questions!

Mouse Monitor Keyboard A ___________ is a pointing device used to move a pointer on the screen and to make selections. Most computers and computer programs depend on the mouse. Most mouse have a scroll wheel and right and left click buttons located on the body of the mouse. Please Click the Next Button to continue the assessment or the Home button to review Computer Mouse Skills

Mouse Monitor Keyboard There are two shift keys on the computer keyboard. By pressing the sift key at the same time as a letter key, the case displayed will be upper case. The correct answer is Mouse. Most computers and computer programs depend on the mouse. Most mouse have a scroll wheel and right and left click buttons located on the body of the mouse. Please Click the Next Button to continue the assessment or the Home button to review Computer Mouse Skills

When you are instructed to “point and click”, it means to: Use the mouse to move the pointer around the screen. Use the mouse to move the pointer around the screen and then click the mouse button once or twice to select the object Double-click the mouse

When you are instructed to “point and click”, it means to: That is correct! Please click the “next” button to go to the next questions! Please Click the Next Button to continue the assessment or the Home button to review Computer Mouse Skills Use the mouse to move the pointer around the screen. Use the mouse to move the pointer around the screen and then click the mouse button once or twice to select the object Double-click the mouse

When you are instructed to “point and click”, it means to: That is incorrect! Moving around your computer is based on the “point and click” philosophy. You move your mouse to a point where you want something to happen, then you click to make that event take place. Pointing to an item on the screen means that you will move the mouse so the pointer appears to be touching the item. When you point to an item a small box will appear. Please Click the Next Button to continue the assessment or the Home button to review Computer Mouse Skills Use the mouse to move the pointer around the screen. Use the mouse to move the pointer around the screen and then click the mouse button once or twice to select the object Double-click the mouse

When you are instructed to “point and click”, it means to: The correct answer is Use the mouse to move the pointer around the screen and then click the mouse button once or twice to select the object. Please Click the Next Button to continue the assessment or the Home button to review Computer Mouse Skills Use the mouse to move the pointer around the screen. Use the mouse to move the pointer around the screen and then click the mouse button once or twice to select the object Double-click the mouse

What are the parts of a mouse? Right click button, Left click button Body, Right click button, Left click button, Scroll wheel Right click button, Left click button, Scroll wheel

What are the parts of a mouse? That is correct! Please click the “next” button to go to the next questions! Please Click the Next Button to continue the assessment or the Home button to review Computer Mouse Skills Right click button, Left click button Body, Right click button, Left click button, Scroll wheel Right click button, Left click button, Scroll wheel

What are the parts of a mouse? That is incorrect! Right click button, Left click button Body, Right click button, Left click button, Scroll wheel Right click button, Left click button, Scroll wheel Please Click the Next Button to continue the assessment or the Home button to review Computer Mouse Skills

What are the parts of a mouse? The correct answer is: Body, Right click button, Left click button, Scroll wheel Please Click the Next Button to continue the assessment or the Home button to review Computer Mouse Skills Right click button, Left click button Body, Right click button, Left click button, Scroll wheel Right click button, Left click button, Scroll wheel

How do you get this menu to appear? Click on the Start menu button Click on the left mouse button Click on the right mouse button

How do you get this menu to appear? That is incorrect! Right clicking the mouse will give you a menu. The menu will differ depending on the program you are using. This is the menu that appears in PowerPoint. Please Click the Next Button to continue the assessment or the Home button to review Computer Mouse Skills Click on the Start menu button Click on the left mouse button Click on the right mouse button

How do you get this menu to appear? That is incorrect! Please Click the Next Button to continue the assessment or the Home button to review Computer Mouse Skills Click on the Start menu button Click on the left mouse button Click on the right mouse button

How do you get this menu to appear? That is correct! Please click the “next” button to go to the next questions! Please Click the Next Button to continue the assessment or the Home button to review Computer Mouse Skills Click on the Start menu button Click on the left mouse button Click on the right mouse button

Pressing down on the left-mouse twice in rapid succession produces a double-click? True False I’m not Sure

Pressing down on the left-mouse twice in rapid succession produces a double-click? That is incorrect! In order to click an item press and release the left mouse button Please Click the Next Button to continue the assessment or the Home button to review Computer Mouse Skills True False I’m not Sure

Pressing down on the left-mouse twice in rapid succession produces a double-click? That is correct! ! Please click the “next” button to go to the next questions! Please Click the Next Button to continue the assessment or the Home button to review Computer Mouse Skills True False I’m not Sure

Pressing down on the left-mouse twice in rapid succession produces a double-click? That is incorrect! Please Click the Next Button to continue the assessment or the Home button to review Computer Mouse Skills True False I’m not Sure

CONGRATULATIONS YOU’VE COMPLETED YOUR ASSESSMENT!

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