computer skills

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That said, both the number of computers and the number of young people with strong computer skills is on the rise in the north.
They are also becoming a key resource in northern schools in which teachers seek to integrate modern computer skills with culturally relevant learning.
The need for some initial computer skills may put some users off.
Each completed a reflective questionnaire and a computer capabilities self-assessment, and engaged in a project that combined computer skills and pedadgogy.
The final form of the composition and the mix was devised by the two students with computer skills.
It happened today to me - she's tall and blonde and long-legged and flirts with the bosses and has no computer skills and only has reception experience.
Two of the more able pupils had some basic computer skills; they could operate a mouse and could also pick out simple melodies on a piano keyboard.
Positive ageing means active participation in many different types of activities, from hobbies, such as arts or crafts, to learning something new, such as computer skills.
Young children can easily understand the reasons why some of their teachers are only just acquiring computer skills if the rapid expansion of technology is clearly explained to them.
In the 1979–80 financial year 3,192 people completed courses offered under the training opportunities scheme in computer skills.
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