6th Computer Literacy

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3-24-08/5-2-08 –Students will begin working on the “Type to Learn” software program – learning keyboarding skills. Grades will be recorded (1 for every 4 lessons) – at the end of 2 weeks 12 to 16 lessons should be completed.  Students may access this program by double-clicking the “Type to Learn” icon on the desktop, selecting Cassidy then the corresponding class they are in, and then clicking on their name.  At this time there is no password so students need to change this as soon as they login.

4-3-08/4-11-08 – Students will to build documents in the Microsoft Word program.  They will learn to build a letter, Lab Sheet, Letterhead, Envelopes & Labels following the instructions given during class.  A Test, and Flier will be built by the student using any information they can use in one of their current classes

4-14-08/4-16-08 – Students will login to the Oklahoma Career Information System and begin mapping their goals for High School, higher education and a career.  At this site students will research a career they are interested in and record some facts from the selection.  Salary, education needed, tasks the career does, why this career was selected and the interests that are common with the student in this career. 

4-17-08 - Students will then create a newsletter using brief captions under pictures depicting 4 things about the career they have selected.  Students may review how to build a Newsletter. 

 

4-18-08/4-25-08 – Students will study the information at the Computer Basics website.  Students need to study the information given at this site because they will have quizzes on Sections 10-12.  Be sure to complete the practice activities.  Be able to answer questions or give demonstrations of the following questions and activities.  Copy and paste these questions into a Word document – type the answers to the questions – save in your folder – print and turn in to Mrs. Cassidy for a grade.

1. Pushing the Reset button on the front of a computer will _____. 

2. A parallel port is most often used by a ______. 

3. To remove static before touching the inside of a computer, you should _____. 

4. A device that provides emergency power to your computer, conditions the voltage, and protects against powers surges is called a _____. 

5. The drive that receives a diskette is the _____ drive. 

6. The computer must be off to connect or disconnect a _____ port. 

7. The cable connecting the hard drive to the motherboard _____. 

8. A period of low voltage on your electric power lines is a _____. 

9. A device that is connected to the motherboard is _____.

10. The device that converts power from a wall outlet to the type that the computer needs is the _____.

11. You sometimes need to use the DOS command line when _____. 

12. Two different files can have the same name if _____ 

13. The safest choice for a password is _____. 

14. When you have a question about your software or hardware, you should first _____. 

15. The maximum length for a file's name under DOS is _____ 

16. You are using a network printer and the printer is busy printing another job. You want to print a document. You would _____. 

17. A file is named budget for 1998.doc using a Win95 word processor. Listing the directory under DOS would show the name of the file as _____. 

18. Before printing, you can change the page margins using the _____ dialog box.

19. If your document MyReport.doc is saved in folder MyDocs which is on drive E on your PC, the path to the document is _____.

 

4-28-08/5-2-08– Students will build a 5 slide PowerPoint presentation using the information they found on the Career website.  The first slide will be a title slide with the student’s name on it and the career they have selected.  Each of the following 4 slides will have information about the career they have selected; 1 – tasks that are required of the career, 2 – salary and growth, 3 – the education needed for the career, 4 – where you would need to live in order to have this career.  There must be a slide transition between each slide, a picture or graphic on 3 of the 6 slides and each slide must be animated.  This is an example for you to use as a guide. Review the rules and guidelines on creating an effective PowerPoint presentation.  Students must follow the guidelines of color, text, and organization to achieve the best grade.

 

5-5-08 – Students may become and Architect at this interactive site which encourages critical thinking through exploration of architectural concepts and design principles.  Students will follow the instructions and select clients to design a home for and then design the home using the program. 

5-6-08/5-15-08 – Fun! Fun! Fun! Today we will begin learning Photoshop. Students will learn to select sections from the pictures; to lighten images; add text to the picture; and anything else they can imagine doing.  LEARNING PHOTOSHOP: Student will review and complete the PhotoShop Tutorials (Beginning Photoshop - How to Sharpen and Image – How to use the Masking tool – Using Masks To Improve Landscape Images – How to use the displace filter -  How to work with Shadows – How to Fix Over Exposed images – How to Resize an Image without losing quality – How to Wrap text abound an object). 

5-19-08/5-22-08 – Students will work to finish all the above assignments. Students must complete the entire typing program before they may begin working on the following assignments.  Students whom have finished the above assignments may begin learning to build webpages.  Read/study each of the links given in order to begin building a webpage about the state students have researched for their Powerpoint presentation.  Lissa Explains and HTML Coding.

Oklahoma Centennial Stories

 

Starfall

 

The More We Get Together

Color Test

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Paint