Lesson 1: Getting Started & Computer Skills Assessment
Computer Skills Assessment
Some of our students are brand new to computers. The following questionnaire will help you decide if you are ready to start Learn 2.0, or if you should complete a Computer Skills course first.
The Adult Learning Centre's Computer Skills course consists of four lessons to help you become comfortable using the mouse, web browsers, email, and search engines.
If you answer "No" to two or more of the following questions, ask your instructor to set up a time for you to attend a Computer Skills class or private lesson.
How to Use the Learn 2.0 Website
Watch the video below for a tour and overview of the Learn 2.0 website.
Photo courtesy of Joseph Hatfield at Flickr.com.
Click on the form at the bottom of the page and fill it in.
Some of our students are brand new to computers. The following questionnaire will help you decide if you are ready to start Learn 2.0, or if you should complete a Computer Skills course first.The Adult Learning Centre's Computer Skills course consists of four lessons to help you become comfortable using the mouse, web browsers, email, and search engines.
If you answer "No" to two or more of the following questions, ask your instructor to set up a time for you to attend a Computer Skills class or private lesson.
- Have you used a computer with internet access in the last two years?
- Do you have an email account?
- Are you comfortable finding information (for school projects or personal use) online?
- Do you understand the difference between a web browser (such as Internet Explorer) and a search engine like Google?
- Are you able to use the mouse to navigate from webpage to webpage?
Watch the video below for a tour and overview of the Learn 2.0 website.
Photo courtesy of Joseph Hatfield at Flickr.com.
Click on the form at the bottom of the page and fill it in.
