1. Computer Literacy Press Publishes textbooks and training manuals for a variety of classroom and individual needs.Category Regional North America Industries Publishing......computer literacy Press description textbooks and training manuals for computerapplications, computer literacy, business education, curriculum integration http://www.complitpress.com/

Catalog Customer Comments Feedback History of CLP ... Product Updates Let Computer Literacy Press be your computer literacy guide. We publish textbooks and training manuals on computer applications, the Internet, HTML, middle school curriculum/technology integration , elementary computer literacy, and step by step software training. Our products serve the computer literacy and business education needs of middle school, high school, postsecondary, adult and continuing education, and staff development training courses. Once you try our easy-to-use Step-by-Step tutorials, you'll be convinced that there is no easier way to learn computer applications. Try one of these great titles today: AppleWorks 6.0 Microsoft Office 2001 Microsoft Office 2000 Microsoft Word 2000 , and Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Computer Literacy Press, Inc., 11584 Goldcoast Drive, Cincinnati, OH, 45249, U.S. Phone: 1-(888) 833-5413 Fax: 513-530-0110 E-mail: info@compLitpress.com

2. Barnes & Noble.com An online illustrated computer literacy course covering the material in a college course lessons in this Computer Basics section of Jan's Illustrated computer literacy 101 explain a lot of the technobabble http://www.fatbrain.com/

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3. Jan's Illustrated Computer Literacy 101 An online illustrated computer literacy course covering the materialin a college course, but easy to understand for all ages. español http://www.jegsworks.com/Lessons/

español Do you wish you had the time, and dollars, to take a real, live course on computers? Then this site is for you! E veryone picks up bits and pieces of information while using and working around computers. This can leave some pretty big gaps in your information landscape. These lessons are an attempt to fill in the missing pieces and to tie it all together. The "Illustrated" part means there will be lots of pictures. Other sets of lecture notes I have seen online are pretty much bare text. While the writing is often great, such text-only notes do not take advantage of the possibilities of web pages. So you will see some animations and graphics that enhance the text and, hopefully, make it clearer. Topics Computer Basics español Working with Windows español ... Want to help? I have done a lot of revising and updating, but with computers, today's best is tomorrow's dinosaur. So, please accept my apologies in advance for out-dated or incomplete information. Let me know when you spot something that has gotten stale.

4. Jan's Illustrated Computer Literacy 101: Computer Basics Course in computer basics the textbook part of a college computer literacy course. http://www.jegsworks.com/Lessons/lessonintro.htm

español Y ou don't have to know everything to be comfortable with computers. But there is a lot of information that will help you understand why things are the way they are... and how disaster can strike! "Knowledge is power!" So it's to your advantage to gather all the knowledge that you can. Besides which, computers are lots of fun - when they aren't driving you insane!!! The lessons in this Computer Basics section of Jan's Illustrated Computer Literacy 101 explain a lot of the techno-babble that you hear about computers. The goal is to learn enough that you can follow along as computer technology becomes more and more important in our world. Computer Basics does not require you to touch a computer, except to read the lessons. Other sections will guide you in actually using a computer, starting with Working with Windows If you are using this site as part of a class, your instructor may have you do only certain sections or do them in a different order. Are you ready? Begin the first lesson by clicking on the little computer.

5. ADITA Video Inc. Computer Literacy Learn about basic computer operations, what makes a good computer, hardware and software.Category Kids and Teens School Time Technology Computer Science......ADITALOGOADITA Video Inc. presents computer literacy. Click here for informationon how to shoot and edit great-looking videos. Is everyone around you http://www.adita.com/literacy.htm

6. Computer Literacy: 1996 central issue in the debate about literacy general literacy and computer literacy - is the issue of how society is to http://communication.ucsd.edu/bjones/comp_lit_paper.html

James Baldwin "A Talk to Teachers" In 1976 John Nevison coined the term computer literacy and unwittingly sparked a long, complex debate when he wrote: Because of the widespread use of elementary computing skill, there should be an appropriate term of this skill. It should suggest an acquaintance with the rudiments of computer programming, much as the term literacy connotes a familiarity with the fundamentals of reading and writing, and it should have a precise definition that all can agree on. It is reasonable to suggest that a person who has written a computer program should be called literate in computing . This is an extremely elementary definition. Literacy is not fluency" (Nevison 1976:401, italics in original). The "precise definition" that Nevison called for has yet to emerge from the voluminous debate on the topic and the discussion has become part of the much larger debates about equality in education and the "back to basics" movement. This discourse is and has been about two things: it is a debate about what the term "computer literacy" should encompass - how it should be taught - and a discussion of the value to US society of pursuing some kind of universal computer literacy. It seems as though every educator and education writer has some opinion about the so called "computer revolution," how it is going to reshape education and how to best bring that revolution into the classroom. The range of the debate runs from Nevison's original idea - computer literacy as programming ability - to the idea that quickly followed on it heels - the notion that programming ability is passe and what matters is the ability to chose and run applications.

7. Welcome To Ghaclad computer literacy and distance education.Category Regional Africa Ghana Education...... GhaCLAD Ghana computer literacy Distance Education About GhaCLAD Training Services Site Map Web Search Mailing List Administration http://www.ghaclad.org/

GhaCLAD Ghana Computer Distance Education He who does not know, can know from learning. Akan Proverb GhaCLAD: Accelerating socio-economic development and education through the use of emerging technologies in Ghana and throughout the African continent. [SM] GhaCLAD: Gha na C omputer L iteracy D istance Education About GhaCLAD Training Services Site Map ... odarkwa@yahoo.com

8. World Computer Literacy Day December 2, 2001, marks the first World computer literacy Day. Over 27 countries are participating Category Society Issues Mid or Low Income Countries......World computer literacy Day 2002 Scaling the vision for an IT savvy world. more World computer literacy Day 2002 December Resolution ! more http://www.worldcomputerliteracy.net/

Key in your email address and we will keep you posted about the World Literacy Program happenings around the world. World Computer Literacy Day 2002 Scaling the vision for an IT savvy world Union IT Minister Pramod Mahajan, peeling the mark of IT ill literacy from the face of global citizens. December 2 has joined the ranks of those special days on the calendar that touch and transform the existence of thousands of the world's citizens. When NIIT decided to dedicate its 20th anniversary in 2001 to spreading the light of computer literacy across India, we didn't suspect it would snowball into such a momentous revolution. The computer literacy movement in the sub-continent received a major shot in the arm on December 2, 2001, when NIIT and its network of partners helped over one lakh people cross the digital divide. Encouraged by the response we received for World Computer Literacy Day last year, we have decided to chase even more ambitious goals and aspirations in 2002. As Rajendra Pawar chairman and managing director, NIIT, announced recently, during the launch of the World Computer Literacy Day campaign, this time around, NIIT is hoping to acquaint at least two lakh global citizens with computers. At the WCLD launch event : NIIT's dream of making the world completely computer friendly is borne out of the fact that today, the term literacy has no meaning unless it encompasses IT learning. With computers pervading our lives in a significant way, it is becoming imperative that each and every person be computer aware and IT savvy. If countries have to get ahead in the emerging economy, it is important for them to make their peace with technology. World Computer Literacy Day is a tribute to this vision and on December 2, 2002 we plan to scale the event even further.

9. DORIL: Definitions Of Information Literacy And Related Terms the integration of library literacy, computer literacy, media literacy, technological literacy, ethics, critical http://www.cas.usf.edu/lis/il/definitions.html

Directory of Online Resources for Information Literacy: Definitions of Information Literacy and Related Terms Last updated: 7 June 2000 Editor: Drew Smith , Instructor, School of Library and Information Science, University of South Florida, Tampa Terms information literacy information competence media literacy computer literacy ... resource-based learning Definitions information literacy "the ability to locate, evaluate, and use information to become independent life-long learners" - Commission on Colleges, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS). Criteria for Accreditation . 10th ed. Dec. 1996. http://www.sacs.org/pub/coc/cri70.htm "the abilities to recognize when information is needed and to locate, evaluate, effectively use, and communicate information in its various formats" - State University of New York (SUNY) Council of Library Directors. Information Literacy Initiative . 30 Sept. 1997. http://olis.sysadm.suny.edu/ili/final.htm "a new liberal art that extends from knowing how to use computers and access information to critical reflection on the nature of information itself, its technical infrastructure, and its social, cultural and even philosophical context and impact" - Shapiro, Jeremy J. and Shelley K. Hughes. "Information Literacy as a Liberal Art" Educom Review . 3.2. Mar./Apr. 1996. http://www.educause.edu/pub/er/review/reviewarticles/31231.html "the skills of information problem solving" - Wisconsin Educational Media Association (adopted by the National Forum for Information Literacy).

10. Computer Literacy computer literacy was formed in 1988 to provide a personal approach to theimportant area of computer training, developnment and consultancy. http://www.computerliteracy.co.uk/

Computer Literacy Ltd Who We Are We are dedicated to providing a high level of customer service, and our business has grown because of the calibre of training and administrative support that we provide. We are a Microsoft Solutions Provider (Authorised Training Centre), Macromedia Training Partner, ECDL Authorised Test Centre and Visio Authorised Training Centre. What Do We Do We offer public courses on a range of Microsoft, Visio and Macromedia courses. Click on the link below to see dates and fees. Public Courses Search for a course Contact us to discuss your requirements Consultancy and Development ... CommunityWeb Our Services We provide the following services: IT Training - from end-user to develoment and support courses. IT Consultancy - from web development to network support. Software Development - Windows and Web Development. CommunityWeb Software - Our leading Web Based Community software that enables you to build and share your own web communities. Home Contact Us Training Centres Our Clients ... Course Search (c) Computer Literacy Ltd, 2002

11. Virtual Lady's Aide Society An online community service coalition promoting computer literacy, camaraderie and good works. http://www.virtuallady.net

Freedom for Shar? Tuesday - March 25, 2003 11:45 PM posted by shar OK. Here's the real test can I actually do this deal and see it on my site? Pleeezzzeee... Angelinos Push Peace! Monday - January 13, 2003 1:05 PM posted by shar Here I am, thrilled my site's server is finally back up after 2+ months and "news-wise" I have very little to add to my posts from last September and October. Within October's post, (below) is another I'd written in March re Enduring Operation Infinite Rhetoric. All still hold true for me and that's that. However, when I received emails to sign petitions from both Freebo and Michael Monagan, I knew my fellow artist's nonsense quotients had overflowed toward action. It's not even a choice anymore! Here's a link to an LA Times article re last Saturday's peace march in downtown Los Angeles... If you can unite that many Angelinos toward a common belief on a sunny Saturday you know they mean it! I hope you read this. And if you need some background info... again, the previous 2 posts pretty well sum up all the ways they're attempting to pull the wool over our eyes! http://pub90.ezboard.com/fvirtualladysaidesocietyfrm9.showMessage?topicID=15.topic

12. CompuQuest Educational Services Market onsite computer literacy training for kids at preschool, learning centers, day care, and schools. http://www.compuquested.com

Compu Quest provides the COMPUTERS, CURRICULA, EDUCATIONAL SOFTWARE, and TEACHERS ON-SITE at Preschool, Day Care, Learning Centers, Private and Public Schools, Churches, and other locations where Quality Computer Education Programs are beneficial. AGE APPROPRIATE, YEAR ROUND PROGRAM for *** Click Here to Visit Your Local Area Compu Quest If you like Children, Teaching, Technology and would like to Operate or Manage a rewarding Part-time or Full-time Business, select and review the Business Opportunity and Features information and then proceed to the Contact Us information page or contact us via the information below. Contact Information T elephone Electronic email General Information: CompuQuest for Kids Webmaster: compuquestkids@cox.net

13. Computer Literacy - Home Page Welcome to the computer literacy Repository! Thank you for visiting the Universityof Regina Department of Computer Science computer literacy Repository. http://tdi.uregina.ca/~complit/

Welcome to the Computer Literacy Repository! From this site you may choose the links you wish to follow to learn everything necessary to become comfortable with computers and to merge onto the Information Super-Highway. Index How to buy a computer Computer history made interesting Computers in professions All about the Internet! ... Credits Also, check out the following: The "Who's Who and Where" of Summer Internet Projects, 1996 Internet Tools for Teachers ... Student Connection Program Thank you for visiting the University of Regina Department of Computer Science Computer Literacy Repository. We appreciate your feedback, so please send E-mail to: complit@tdi.uregina.ca This site was created with financial support from the of the Saskatchewan Post-secondary Education and Skills Training Program

14. NJSZT Website Frame Index Hungarian group promoting research and computer literacy, and facilitating the exchange of information and experience between computing professionals. Contains a description of the group and its activities. Hungarian/English http://www.njszt.hu/51english/frindex.htm

15. Kids Computer Workshop -- Welcome! A non profit that provides technology training to atrisk youth. They teach computer literacy and use technology to support academic enrichment. http://www.kcw.org

NEWS FLASH: Check out our latest newsletter here... Problems reading our newsletter? Download latest Acrobat Reader here: KCW provides technology training to at-risk youth in the District of Columbia. We teach computer literacy and we use technology to support the academic growth of the kids we serve. KCW operates on a partnership model: we seek out organizations that serve at-risk children but lack technology training programs. We collaborate with our partners to provide them with a technology component, designing programs for their kids. Partners bring the kids to KCW's lab at 1325 W. St. N.W., in the Shaw neighborhood, where our staff and volunteers lead classes during and after school, and on weekends. We can be reached at (202) 483-8404 Designed by: Eden Studios

16. Critical Computer Literacy Critical computer literacy Bruce Jones (Originally) Submitted in PartialFulfillment for the Candidate for the Doctorate in Philosophy http://communication.ucsd.edu/bjones/comp_lit.html

Critical Computer Literacy Bruce Jones (Originally) Submitted in Partial Fulfillment for the Candidate for the Doctorate in Philosophy Degree in Communication University of California, San Diego June 1991 Table of Contents: Introduction to the 1996 Version Ideology and Literacy Literacy and Development Literacy and Mediation ... Bruce Jones' Home Page This page last updated on: Aug 13 13:16

17. Computer Literacy In Communities. CLIC! Providing high tech consulting for the nonprofit world; includes project and volunteer information. http://www.clicboston.org

CLIC's Resource and Information Page Promoting computer literacy among individuals and organizations with limited resources. CLIC collaborates with Boston area non-profit organizations to assess their technological capabilities, identify goals and develop strategies to meet determined needs. CLIC uses the assessments to link agencies and their clients to resources that will promote computer literacy. These resources may include software and hardware acquisition, computer setup and configuration, training and Internet consultation. http://www.clicboston.org Webmaster jared@clicboston.org

18. Stop Saying ``Computer Literacy''! Stop Saying ``computer literacy''! Brian Harvey University of California,Berkeley A version Reasons for computer literacy. I think http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~bh/stop.html

Stop Saying ``Computer Literacy''! Brian Harvey University of California, Berkeley [A version of this paper was published in Classroom Computer News in 1983.] As computers become more widely used in schools, educators have invented many different ways to use them. The different uses for computers are based on quite diverse models of what the purposes of computer education should be. One very common approach is based on the notion of ``computer literacy'': the idea that there is some basic familiarity with computers which all students need in order to compete in the job market, or to be informed citizens. The purpose of this paper is to question whether that notion is valid. The Importance of Metaphor Several educators have questioned the specific details of particular ``literacy'' plans, while accepting the overall concept. ``Computer literacy doesn't mean X,'' they say, ``it means Y.'' For example, Arthur Luehrmann says, ``[C]omputer literacy must also mean the ability to do computing, and not merely to recognize, identify, or be aware of alleged facts about computing.'' (Luehrmann, 1981) His argument is that a computer curriculum should give students actual programming experience, not just reading about computers in a book. But Luehrmann accepts the concept of computer literacy itself, the idea that there is something which every student must learn. He questions only the details of just what this something is.

19. Computer Literacy On The Move Location and public access schedule, list of equipment for visually impaired and description of at home and onsite computer training programs. http://www.nsnet.org/computerliteracy/index.html

Computer Literacy on the Move Sponsored by the West Hants Learning Network About Us Computer Literacy on the Move partners with many agencies including Hants Community Hospital, Hants Shore Clinic, Family Resource Center, Annapolis Valley Regional Health Board, Kennetcook Building Blocks, and Friends of the Library in Windsor and Mount Uniacke. Partnerships include sharing computer equipment, sharing technical support, providing space to deliver workshops, and sharing information and knowledge. Our computer site location is just inside the entrance to the Hants Community Hospital in Windsor, Nova Scotia. To date we are the only hospital in the province which offers a computer site accessible to the public. This project: Provides a computer site just inside the entrance to Hants Community Hospital Provide all services free of charge Works in partnership with local community agencies Provides free mobile in-home instruction Supports existing community literacy programs Provides free computer access at the base site in the Hants Community Hospital Enhances present computer training in the community Supports persons with physical disabilities by providing a wheelchair accessible computer site We can demonstrate how to access the Annapolis Valley Regional Library's Infotrac site which provides secure, reliable health information and valuable research data. Many departments within the hospital are referring clients to our computer site for information on health related topics including Bi-polar Disorder, Diabetes, Addictions, and stress.

20. Computer Literacy Checklist March 19, 2003. computer literacy Checklist. Parents are constantlywondering what their children should know about computing. Is http://www.smarterkids.com/rescenter/library/articles/computer_literacy.asp

April 4, 2003 Computer Literacy Checklist Parents are constantly wondering what their children should know about computing. Is my three-year-old a computer whiz because she can control a mouse? Or, is my child going to fall behind because he's five and isn't interested in the computer at all? Of course, kids advance at different speeds and in different ways, so you shouldn't be concerned if your young child isn't interested in the family PC. If you're curious about computer-literacy guidelines, though, a recent effort called U.S. Kids Compute drew on a wide range of established research to create guidelines about what kids should know about computing. Here are the skills and goals for kids ages three to eight: Talk and sing along with characters in a program Point and click using the mouse Explore the on-screen environment and discover hot spots Respond to simple Yes or No questions in a computer activity Use the mouse and cursor to add stamps while using creativity software Remember places in a program that they like and ask to return there Start a program from the computer desktop Find their way through a simple program Click and drag on objects and move them around the screen Play a variety of readiness and concept-building activities to learn letters, numbers, and shapes

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