Contents
Copyright
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Philosophy and Rationale
Aim, Goals and Foundational Objectives
Common Essential Learnings
Related Documents
Course Components and Considerations
Work Study Component
Portfolios
Extended Study Modules
Instructional Resources
Assessment and Evaluation
Module Overview
Suggested Course Configurations
Core and Optional Modules
Module 1: Introduction to Computer Technology (Core)
Module 2: Learning to Keyboard by Touch (Core)
Module 3: Information Processing Activities (Optional)
Module 4: Information Processing Projects (Optional)
Module 5A, B, C: Intermediate Keyboarding (Core)
Module 6: Intermediate Keyboarding (Optional)
Module 7: Developing Information Processing Skills for Personal Use (Core)
Module 8: Introductory Word Processing and Formatting (Core)
Module 9: Business Information Processing (Core)
Module 10: Managerial Information Processing (Core)
Module 11: Introduction to Spreadsheets (Core)
Module 12: Introduction to Database Software and Applications (Core)
Module 13: Skills for Entry-Level Employees (Optional)
Module 14: Intermediate Word Processing (Optional)
Module 15: Intermediate Database: Management of Information and Records (Optional)
Module 16: Intermediate Spreadsheets (Optional)
Module 17: Integrating Software Applications (Optional)
Module 18: Effective Business Writing and Document Production (Optional)
Module 19: Desktop Publishing (Optional)
Module 20: Internet Theory, Use and Exploration (Optional)
Module 21: Intermediate Computer Technology (Optional)
Module 22: Troubleshooting and Technical Assistance (Optional)
Module 23: Career Opportunities in Information Processing (Core)
Module 24 A, B : Work Study Preparation and Follow-up Activities (Optional)
Module 25A, B: Work Study (Optional)
Module 99A, B, C: Extended Study (Optional)
References
Appendices
Appendix A: Acquiring and Developing The Skill of Keyboarding
Appendix B: The Information Processing Cycle
Appendix C: Daily Log
Appendix D: Employability Skills Profile
Appendix E: Some Ideas for Keyboarding Instruction, Projects, and Activities
Appendix F: Keyboarding Relay
Appendix G: Building Skill in Proofreading
Appendix H: Commonly Used Proofreaders Marks
Appendix I: Letter Planning Chart
Appendix J: The Interview Project
Appendix K: Sample Student Projects
Appendix L: An Example of Concept Mapping a Word Processing Document Cycle
Appendix M: Concept mapping Illustration: Microcomputer and Word Processing Terminology
Appendix N: Designing and Using Stationery
Part One: Design and Produce Letterhead Stationery
Part Two: Composition of an Accompanying Letter
Appendix O: Writing Strategies, Suggested Activities, and Assessment Techniques
Business Letters and Memoranda
Reports
Suggested Instructional Approaches and Assessment Techniques
Appendix P: Record Keeping Template
Templates for Evaluation and Assessment (not included in print version)
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