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Know Your Computer By Jesus Vargas Day 1
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Monitor
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Monitor Different types
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Monitor Different shapes
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Monitor Different types Different shapes Different qualities
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Monitor Different types Different shapes Different qualities Different prices
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Monitor Different types Different shapes Different qualities Different prices One same function
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Monitor Different types Different shapes Different qualities Different prices One same function “Device connected to the computer to display information on the screen”
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Mouse
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Mouse A pointing device
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Mouse Controlled by one hand
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Mouse A pointing device Controlled by one hand By moving the mouse on a flat surface, the user can manipulate an on-screen cursor
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Mouse A pointing device Controlled by one hand By moving the mouse on a flat surface, the user can manipulate an on-screen cursor Cursor is a blinking indicator that marks where the computer will type next
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Mouse A pointing device Controlled by one hand By moving the mouse on a flat surface, the user can manipulate an on-screen cursor “Device connected to the computer used to move the cursor on the screen in a limit-less fashion” Cursor is a blinking indicator that marks where the computer will type next
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Printer
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Printer Different types *pin dot-matrix *ink-jet *laser *thermal *thimble
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Printer Different qualities Different types *pin dot-matrix *ink-jet *laser *thermal *thimble
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Printer Different qualities Different prices Different types *pin dot-matrix *ink-jet *laser *thermal *thimble
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Printer Different qualities Different prices One purpose Different types *pin dot-matrix *ink-jet *laser *thermal *thimble
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Printer “A device that transfers computer generated information such as text or images onto paper” Different qualities Different prices One purpose Different types *pin dot-matrix *ink-jet *laser *thermal *thimble
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Keyboard
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Keyboard Very similar to typewriter keyboards
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Keyboard A few extra buttons are added for computer commands
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Keyboard “Device with buttons that users press to enter characters and/or commands into a computer” Very similar to typewriter keyboards A few extra buttons are added for computer commands
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Keyboard Spacebar “Key or button used to move the cursor forward one space every time it’s pressed”
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Keyboard Tab “Key or button used to move the cursor forward five spaces every time it’s pressed”
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Keyboard Shift “Key or button used to shift between lower cap letters and capital letters while being pressed”
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Keyboard Caps Lock “Key or button used to shift and lock desired styles between lower cap letters and capital letters”
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Keyboard Backspace “Key or button used to move the cursor backward one space every time it’s pressed”
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Keyboard Enter “Key or button used to indicate to the computer that an action or string of input has been completed”
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Keyboard Delete “Key or button used to erase characters next to the cursor. It can also erase large amounts of text or graphics simultaneously”
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Word Processing By Jesus Vargas Day 2
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Programs There are many word processing programs We are going to use Microsoft Word All are different, yet similar
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Find It
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Type It
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Bold It
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Italicize It
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Underline It
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Change Font
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Change Font Size
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Change Font Color
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Save Option #1: Choose an existing folder to save in. Option #2: Create a new folder to save in.
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Save
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Save
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Save
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Print
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Emailing By Jesus Vargas Day 3
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Programs There are many emailing programs We are going to use Microsoft Outlook All are different, yet similar
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Find It
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Check It
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Reply To It
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Forward It
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Create New Mail
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Send Attachments
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