Computer Basics Awareness Program :  

(A) For Beginners  - Certificate Course

(B) For  Moderate Users - Honours Diploma 

(C) For Advance Users - Post-Graduate Diploma

Certainly! When teaching computer basics, it’s essential to cover fundamental skills that empower learners to navigate the digital world effectively. Here are some key areas to focus on:

• Understanding Computer Hardware:
  Introduce students to the basic components of a computer system: 

• Hard Drive: Explain its capacity (how much data it can hold) and its role in storing files.

• CPU (Central Processing Unit): Discuss its function as the “brain” of the computer, responsible for executing instructions.

• Memory (RAM): Explain its role in temporary data storage and multitasking.

• Motherboard: Mention BIOS (Basic Input/Output System) and its importance during boot-up.

• Peripherals: Teach about devices like mice and keyboards that connect to the motherboard.

• Operating Systems and Software:Introduce common operating systems (e.g., Windows, macOS, Linux) and their interfaces.
  Explain the concept of software applications (word processors, web browsers, etc.).

• Basic Computer Skills:File Management: Teach how to create, organize, and manage files and folders.
  Keyboard Shortcuts: Familiarize learners with essential shortcuts (e.g., Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V).

• Web Browsing: Cover basic web navigation, searching, and website interaction.

• Email and Messaging: Explain how to compose emails and use messaging apps.

• Word Processing: Introduce basic document creation and formatting.

• Data Entry: Teach inputting data accurately.

• Troubleshooting: Discuss common issues and how to resolve them.

• Digital Safety and Security:Emphasize safe online practices, including password management and avoiding phishing scams.
  Teach about antivirus software and regular system updates.

• Collaborative Learning:Encourage group activities where learners share knowledge and learn from each other.

• Real-World Applications:Explore practical uses of computers in various fields (e.g., business, education, entertainment).

We adapt our teaching approach based on the learners’ age and prior experience. Patience and hands-on practice are key to building confidence in computer skills!