101L2(2310) Essential Digital Skills (Langley – Wednesdays PM)

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Introduction

A new Essential Digital Skills (ICT) will run from 4-7pm in October – subject to their being enough students. This course is part of our Langley College (Windsor-Forest) classes programme – you must be enrolled with Langley College to participate

  • A 15 week course ending February
  • The course is nationally certified Level 1 with a final exam

This is a wide ranging beginners ICT course, you will quickly cover some internet essentials before developing your digital skills with common office tools such as word processing, spreadsheets and presentations, and increase your understanding of what computer systems are and how to manage them

  1. Internet
    • browsing, web pages
    • registering (logging in), passwords & security
    • shopping
  2. Office skills & tools
    • word processing (wp)
    • spreadsheets (ss)
    • presentations (ps)
    • managing files & documents (fm)
  3. Collaborating online
    • email, setting up, sending and receiving
    • video meetings (Zoom etc)
    • sharing documents
  4. Computer systems
    • user safety
    • hardware and software
    • legal issues

Level 1 Beginners Essential Digital Skills

Cost: £? – funding available

Langley College, Berkshire

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Starting:
Wednesday 11 October 2023
15 sessions over 19 weeks?
Time: 4 – 7pm

 

NOTES

A very important part of this (and other beginner) training is for you to do homework: the activities get you started but you need to practise them until you proficient and then apply your new skill by extending the activity yourself (ie. do things that are not on the activity sheet).

To use the internet successfully, you will need a modern smart phone

Perhaps surprisingly, you will also need pen & paper! You are strongly recommended to keep a notebook and write your own notes, you will discover things that are not on our summary sheets.

Activities

Activities are things you should do. They could be an exercises or something to read or watch. We might do them in class, or as homework.
They are designed to help you learn and to practice the skills.

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