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Introduction to Digital Literacy Visual Syllabus
1. Visual Course Syllabus
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Introduction to Digital Literacy
2. Course Logistics
Course Title:
Introduction to Digital Literacy
Course Meeting/Location:
Blackboard Course Management System
Dates:
August 21, 2012-December 19, 2012
Course Time:
See due dates for assignments
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3. Course Logistics
Instructor Information:
Beashua Spearman, B.A.
Phone: (555) 555-0055
Email: bspearman000@gmail.com
Degrees:
Bachelor of Arts, History (B.A.)
Master of Education, Educational
Technology(anticipated Fall 2012)
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6. COURSE LOGISTICS
Instructor Information:
Beashua Spearman, B.A.
My Personal Interests:
Apart from my academic interests, I
enjoy cooking, volunteering, and spending
time with my husband and our spoiled
German Shepherd, Eboni.
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8. Course Description
Hardware Minimum Requirements:
Computer processor (CPU) 1 GHz frequency or above
Your computer should display 256 colors
High Speed Internet Connection
10 GB hard disk drive
512 MB Memory (RAM)
CD-ROM Drive or DVD-ROM
Sound Card w/Speakers
Microphone
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9. Course Description
Software Minimum Requirements:
Word Processing Software: Microsoft Office Word
2007 or higher or Open Office
Web Browser: (Firefox, Internet Explorer, Google
Chrome)
New version of Adobe Reader
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10. Course Description
Course Policies:
Open to adults 18 and over
See class schedule for due dates
Books and Supplies are the student’s
responsibility
Students are required to participate
View class schedule for assignment due dates
Review the adult education center’s student
handbook
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11. Course Description
Attendance:
Students must complete 64 total hours
Students must complete 22 hours/week
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Curriculum: Clipart
This class is designed for students that have little to no
computer experience.
This class will explore basic concepts of the computer.
Students will learn computer hardware, and how to use it.
They will learn introduction into word processing
Using the internet
Social networking
Email
12. Course Description
Course Goal:
The goal of this course is to educate students in learning how to
become proficient in basic computer and internet operations.
Course Objectives:
Students will differentiate the five different types of
computers.
Students will summarize three different types of operating
systems and how they differ.
Students will use Windows 7 to create two folders, rename
them, and delete them.
Students will use the internet for communication,
information, and collaboration.
Students will use word processing applications for basic
communication.
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13. Course Activities
Introduction:
Students will complete introduction
assignments and complete them to the
discussion board.
Blog, Wiki and Discussion Activities:
Students will complete various activities to
encourage communication and collaboration
with their peers.
Basic Computer Activities:
Students will complete activities using
websites such as the BBC Computer Tutor
14. Course Activities
Basic Internet Activities:
Students will complete activities using
websites such as the BBC Internet Tutor and
GCF Learn Free.
Email Communication:
Students will create an email account and
correspond via email.
Brief Quizzes:
Students will complete short quizzes that
will include a review prior to completing the
quiz about the course lessons.
15. Course Grading Information
Grading:
There is no grading scale for this class
Students are required to complete 64 hours
Certificates:
Certificates of completion are issued to
students upon completion of 64hours.
Please ensure we have your correct mailing
address.