Computers For Digital Learners: Quarter 1 - Week 1&2
Computers For Digital Learners: Quarter 1 - Week 1&2
Computers For Digital Learners: Quarter 1 - Week 1&2
ICT
Quarter 1 – Week 1&2
Tools Today High School Series
Computers
for Digital
Learners
Office Productivity
What I Need to Know
In this module, you will be acquainted with Introduction to Computer. The scope of this
module enables you to use it in many different learning situations. The activities are
arranged to follow the standard sequence of the course
Objectives
After going through this module, you are expected to:
Activity 1
Directions: Read and understand the questions below. Select the best answer for each
item or question and write the letter of your choice in your answer sheet/activity notebook.
1. It can use to type documents, send email, play games, and browse the Web.
a. Computer c. Keyboard
b. Internet d. CPU
2. What does CPU stand for?
a. Central Processing Unit c. Central Processing Unit
b. Central Peripheral Unit d. Computer Processing Use
3. It usually comprises the display device, circuitry, casing and power supply.
a. Monitor c. Keyboard
b. CPU d. Mouse
4. They are located either at the top or along the side of your keyboard.
a. Function Keys c. Alphanumeric keys
b. Arrow Key d. Numeric Key
5. Similar to an electric typewriter. It composed of buttons that create letters, numbers,
and symbol’s, as well as perform other functions.
a. Monitor c. Keyboard
b. CPU d. Mouse
What is It
PARTS OF COMPUTER
Screen
Casing
Power Button
Stand
2. KEYBOARD- is one of the primary input device used with a computer. Similar to an
electric typewriter, a keyboard is composed of buttons that create letters, numbers,
and symbol’s, as well as perform other functions.
Function keys are numbered F1 through F12. They are located either at the top or
along the side of your keyboard. It performs different tasks depending on the program
being used.
Alphanumeric Keys -This is the main typing area of the keyboard. It is used to type text
and special characters as well as numbers. The keys are positioned much the same
way as the typewriter keys except for additional keys such as the shift and control key.
Arrow Keys- Keyboard keys located in-between the standard keyboard and the
numeric pad on the majority of all keyboards and move the cursor or insertion point
right, left, up, or down.
3. MOUSE- is a small handheld input device that controls a computer screens cursor or
pointer in conjunction with the way it is a moved on a flat surface.
Long Wire
Right click
Left click Button
Button
CD ROM
Casing
Power Button
Reset
Button
5. PRINTER- is an external hardware device responsible for taking computer data and
generating a hard copy of that data.
Paper Feed
Casing
Power
Button
Output
Tray
Shortcut Keys
Alt + 164= Small letter ñ Ctrl + J=Justify
Alt + 165= Big letter Ñ Ctrl + P= Print
Alt + Tab= Change the window Ctrl + B= Bold
Ctrl + W= Close the Window Ctrl + U= Underlined
Ctrl + O= Open Document Ctrl + I= Italic
Ctrl + N= Open New Document Ctrl + Z= Undo
Ctrl + S= Save the Document Ctrl + Y= Redo
Ctrl + C= Copy Ctrl + V= Paste
Ctrl + X= Cut Ctrl +A= Select all
Ctrl + E= Center Ctrl + L= Left align
Ctrl + R= Right align
Activity 2
Name Me!
Directions: Identify the following parts of computer listed in Column A. In your answer
sheet/activity notebook, write your answers in Column B.
Column A Column B
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Activity 3
A. Identify the parts of printer. Write your answer in your answer sheet/activity
notebook.
B. Identify the parts of the mouse. Write your answer in your answer sheet/activity
notebook.
Activity 4
Directions: Read and understand the questions below. Select the best answer for each item
or question and write the letter of your choice in your answer sheet/activity notebook.
1. An electronic tool that allows information to be input, processed, and output.
a. Operating system c. Motherboard
b. Computer d. CPU
2. The physical parts of a computer.
a. Hardware c. Hard drive
b. Disk drive d. Software
3. Computer ___________ is any physical device used in or with your machine.
a. Hardware c. Software
b. Malware d. None of the above
4. Shortcut to create new document is _________.
a. Ctrl + F b. Ctrl + N c. Ctrl + O d. All of the above
5. What are the accurate combination keys to save a document?
a. Ctrl+ S b. Ctrl + F c. Alt + F + A d. Alt + S
6. What keys do you use to copy something
a. Ctrl+ X b. Ctrl+ Z c. Ctrl+ C d. Ctrl+ B
7. It is called as a “Calculator” of the keyboard.
a. Numeric c. Alpha Numeric
b. Arrow key d. Keyboard
8. It is also called the “Typewriter section” of the keyboard.
a. Numerical c. Keyboard
b. Alphanumeric d. Arrow Keys
Shortcut to open document is _________
Productivity Software
It is also called, personal or office productivity
software, is a set of essential tools we use to produce
documents, presentations, spreadsheets, charts, and graphs.
Nowadays, developers are offering productivity software
online. The features are limited; however, these can be
conveniently accessed by users by logging-in their accounts
using their desktop or any mobile device.
Another development is the feature for collaborative works.
With this, users can work together at the same time on the
same file. Here are examples of Office productivity software:
Word 2016
A. The Tell Me search bar is a versatile tool to search functions and features that we need
as create our work. It is located among the tabs in the ribbon.
B. The Smart Lookup feature is designed to deliver useful information about content in our
document.
NEW FEATURES OF MS WORD 2016
1. Quick Access Toolbar- It is used to access commonly used commands, such as save,
Undo, and Redo. We can customize it by clicking the drop-arrow and select the
commands that we want to add in the toolbar.
2. File Name- It displays the file name of the current document that we are editing.
3. Microsoft Account- It provides us more convenience to access or upload our files
online.
4. Ribbon display option and window button- These buttons are used to manage our
ribbon and window. The ribbon display options include auto-hide ribbon, show tabs,
and commands
5. Ribbon- It houses all commands when using word. It has tabs containing the different
commands that are arranged according to their functions.
6. Rulers- These are our guides when positioning the content of our document.
7. Insertion Point or Cursor- It directs the location where we type our text or Insert
pictures.
8. Document- It is where we enter and edit our text and graphics.
9. Vertical Scroll Bar- It is used to scroll up or down of our document.
10. Status bar-It contains information about the current document such as the page
number and word count. It also has three (3) different documents views: Read mode,
Print layout, and web Layout. The slide is useful to zoom in or zoom out the current
document.
Activity 5
Activity 6
Get Online
Activity 7