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    Mastering Computer Skills

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    Mastering Computer Skills What is the one skill that everybody uses but only a few have mastered? Give up‚ its computer skills. We all need computer skills because technology is changing everyday. I chose this skill because everything is based around computers these days‚ and mastering this skill can open many doors of opportunity for anyone. I think that computer skills are one of the most important skills one can have today. What if you get a job that may require you to upload and transfer information

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    emphasizing in technical and vocational education. These educations are possible with the use of ICT ‚which is introduced in schools through computer education. Internet is parts of computer education in our schools in Nepal.We are talking about “New Nepal”. It could be better by education. Education makes people responsive to change. If change is started from children‚ it is quite easier to change. Most ICT projects has three components:1. Computer literacy 2.Computer related learning 3. Teacher training

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    roles in the project performance. Closely associated with this is the concern for the competence and the skills of the project manager. Acquiring certain managerial skills is considered to have the most impact on successful project outcomes. The following headlines are to highlight three of the project manager fundamental skills. 1. Being a good communicator Bing a good communicator is fundamental for success as a project manager. Being a good communicator can be reflected through the ability to communicate

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    Computers in Education

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    Computers in Education The typical school has 1 computer per 20 students‚ a ratio that computer educators feel is still not high enough to affect classroom learning as much as books and classroom conversation. Some critics see computer education as merely the latest in a series of unsuccessful attempts to revolutionise education through the use of audio- and visually-oriented non print media. For example‚ motion pictures‚ broadcast television‚ filmstrips‚ audio recorders‚ and videotapes were all

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    Computer in Education

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    AMAR We cannot deny that the rapid development of our country had improved our education system. It seems that more and more often computers and technology are being used in an educational setting. This trend of online learning‚ using long distance learning‚ and reliance on the internet for educational information is seemingly being pushed forward to enhance the learning abilities among the students. It makes the learning and teacher environment more comfortable for the teachers and students as

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    author here talks about the fundamental problems in education‚ he emphasizes that it not being an education problem at all. He rather says its more of a social problem between adults and children. * “ The fundamental problems in education is not an educational problem at all: it is a social one. It consists in the establishment of a new and better relationship between the two great sections of society- children and adults” – Dr Montessori * * The education system that exists in the present

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    can also be understood as students‟ sustained mentaleffort for co-construction of knowledge while solving thegiven task. Figure 1. The theoretical framework to investigate cognitive engagementin computer-supported collaborative learning environment.  B.    Enhancing Cognitive Engagement through Computer-supported Collaborative Learning Upon defining the

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    the modern electronic computer was developed at U.S. universities; however‚ in the year‚ there was no computer education yet. It needed more 10 years to have computer education. The period of the computer revolution was 1950 in the U.S.. Computer education began in the middle of the 1950s with an organized body of knowledge. Also Japanese the teaching of computer science has been developed in the same period. During 1955 to 1959‚ some universities developed their own computers. They organized short

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    Computer Education

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    THE VALUE OF COMPUTER EDUCATION TODAY Necessity is the mother of revolution. The saying holds true for computers also because computers were invented as a result of a main search for a fast and an accurate calculating device. A few days ago there were only few computers in our country. They were enormous and expensive machines. Although abacus was invented around 600 B.C. It is interesting to know that it can calculate at an amazing speed. The first mechanical adding machine was invented by Blaise

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    6. ABC Computer e. Herman Hollerith g. 7. ASCC Computer f. John Eckert f. 8. ENIAC g. Grace Hopper h. Howard Alken i. John Atanasoff 3. Give the acronym of the following words: 1. ENIAC – Electronic Numerical Integrator and Calculator 2. UNIVAC – Universal Automatic Computer 3. ABC – Antasoff-Berry Computer 4. SSI – Small-Scale Integrated Circuits 5. LSI – Large-Scale Integrated Circuits 6. EDVAC – Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer 7. ASCC

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