Welcome to Tech Lit
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Computers have changed how we live and work by making tasks easier. Technology is used across many fields like education, business, healthcare, publishing, and entertainment. The document discusses a technology literacy class that meets once a week for 35 minutes and focuses on topics like Blackboard, Citrix, Microsoft Office programs like Word, Excel and PowerPoint, online job applications, and presentation software. Students are expected to show respect and the class uses mastery learning with an 80% grading standard.
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- 1. Spring 2013 Mrs. Natasha Humar
- 2. Why is Tech Lit Important? ï‚— Computers have changed the way we work and live ï‚— Computers/software applications make performing tasks easier
- 3. Technology in the Field Education Deliver lessons through audio-visual learning aids, maintain student records, create assignments Business Maintain accounts, records, track inventory, communication Healthcare Medical records, research and development Publishing Newsletters, marketing material, newspapers, books Arts & Create drawings, edit and enhance photos, write Entertainment books, watch movies, listen to music, store and share photos, play games http://www.microsoft.com/about/corporatecitizenship/citizenship/giving/programs/up/digitalliteracy/content/eng/courses/2695BE/wrapper.htm?Lang=en- us?ManifestPath=http://www.microsoft.com/about/corporatecitizenship/citizenship/giving/programs/up/digitalliteracy/content/eng/courses/2695BE/course/
- 4. Tech Lit  Once a week: Approximately 35 minutes  Remediation Classes: Thursdays 10:15 a.m. – 10:52 a.m.  Grading: Mastery Learning 80%
- 5. Tech Lit Topics ï‚— Blackboard ï‚— Microsoft Office ï‚— Citrix Excel 2007 ï‚— Microsoft Office ï‚— Basic Tasks Outlook 2007 ï‚— Spreadsheet Assignment ï‚— Emails ï‚— Microsoft Office ï‚— Attachments PowerPoint 2007 ï‚— Calendar ï‚— Basic Tasks ï‚— Microsoft Office ï‚— Presentation Assignment Word 2007 ï‚— Other ï‚— Basic Tasks ï‚— Online Job Applications ï‚— Resumes ï‚— Smart Notebook ï‚— Cover Letters ï‚— Publisher
- 7. EXPECTATIONS OF RESPECT To get it, you must give it