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COMPUTER USE: RIGHT VS WRONG


 While using a computer, it's important to know what actions are right and which   RAPID RECALL  Tick ( ) if you know this.
 ones are wrong. Some examples of right and wrong on computers are as follows:
                     1.  Don’t use a computer to hurt, bully or annoy others.
 Right  Wrong
                     2.  Taking care of the computer is part of being responsible.
 Be  kind  and polite  to  others  while  Copying  someone  else’s  homework  or

 chatting or playing games.  artwork and saying it is yours is wrong.
 Treat others  the way you  want to  be  Don’t  use  a  computer to  hurt, bully  or       Century   #Technology Literacy
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 treated.  annoy others.  EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING                                             Skills
 Ask for permission before using someone  Don’t  download  files from unknown   Students act out short scenes like helping a friend use a computer, copying a code without

 else’s pictures, music or videos.  sources, they may harm your computer.  asking or saying kind words online. The class then guesses if the action is right or wrong.
                   After the discussion, prepare a list of right and wrong actions in a Word document.
 Create  art, stories  or projects  on the  Don’t share your passwords or personal

 computer.  information with strangers.  PRIVACY PRACTICES


 Ask                 Always be safe on the Internet by not clicking on strange links, as they may be harmful.
 AGENT               Visit only trusted websites that you know are safe, like school pages or well-known sites.
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 What should you do if you copied something from the Internet and submitted it as your own work?  This will protect your computer and keep your information secure.

 Study
                  TECH
                     T      ¢   Webinar: Short for web-based seminar.
                     E
                     R      ¢   Link: Short for hyperlink.
 COMPUTER CARE TIPS  M      ¢   Interlinked: It refers to things that are connected or linked together.
                     S
 Computers are amazing devices, but they need proper care to work well and last   ¢   Unknown  links: Web  links (URLs)  that  are either unfamiliar, untrusted  or from

 long. Looking after computers is part of being responsible.  sources that aren’t easily identified.
                            ¢   Illegal: Something that is prohibited or not allowed by law.
 Some tips to take care of your computer are as follows:  REWIND RUN

    Avoid  eating  or drinking  near the computer  to   QR QUEST
 prevent crumbs or spills.  Visit the given link  «   The Internet is a worldwide network that connects computers.
 to learn more about
    Always close the laptop  lid gently  and carry it   Computer care:  «   A Website is a group of many webpages linked together
 properly to protect the screen and hinges.  https://www.youtube.com/  «   The World Wide Web is a system of interlinked webpages that can be accessed through the

    Press the keys  and touchpad  softly  without   watch?v=d2t5kbKG1aU  Internet using a web browser.
 banging on them.  Answer the given questions:  «   A search engine helps you find information on the Internet.
 1.   Write two tips to take good   «   Ethics help us understand what is right and wrong, good and bad in life.
    Place the laptop on a flat, hard surface so the air   care of your computer.

 vents stay clear and it does not overheat.  2.   How can you  protect  your   «   Ethics are a set of rules or guidelines that help people decide what is right and wrong.

    Clean the screen and keyboard with a soft cloth   computer  from accidental   «   Computers are amazing devices, but they need proper care to work well and last long.
 and never use water or strong cleaners.  spills?





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