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IC³: Internet and Computing Core Certification 2005 Professional
IC³: Internet and Computing Core Certification 2005 Professional


IC³: Internet and Computing Core Certification 2005 Professional

3 Sessions –
9 Hours of Interactive Training
The IC³: Internet and Computing Core Certification 2005 Professional course from LearnKey will benefit anyone aiming to improve and validate their digital literacy, increase productivity and expand their organization's computer knowledge base. LearnKey expert Evan Glassett covers IC³ certification objectives, presents real-life scenarios and explains basic computing concepts. At the conclusion of this course you will feel confident in your ability to use a computer and the Internet to pass the three IC³ certification exams - Computing Fundamentals, Key Applications and Living Online.

Benefits
  • Enables employees to become more productive and successful.
  • Provides a resource for employees to prepare for the three IC³ certification exams.
  • Validates your organization's credibility through globally recognized credentials.

    • About The Author
    Evan Glassett creates optimal learning content by combining know-how, humor and real-world experience. With over 15 years of experience in sales, marketing and training, and an educational background in argumentation and decision-making, Glassett is the owner of MindSpring Solutions, a corporate training, coaching and consulting company where he helps to prepare training for those working in management and leadership. He also has a strong cultural and educational background in Latin American history.
    Session 1

    Section A: Computer Basics
    · Types of Computers
    · Hardware Components
    · Ports and Connections
    · Installing Devices
    · Storage Devices
    · Buying Decisions
    · Setup and Maintenance

    Section B: Hardware
    · System Unit
    · Motherboard
    · Ports and I/O Devices
    · Types of Memory
    · Central Processing Unit
    · File Storage

    Section C: Software
    · Overview
    · Development and Upgrades
    · Types of Software
    · Installing and Upgrading

    Section D: Operating Systems
    · Types of Interfaces
    · Functions
    · Common Operating Systems

    Section E: Microsoft Windows Desktop
    · Desktop Screen and Start Menu
    · Multitasking and Help
    · Restart, Shutdown, and Log Off
    · Minimize, Restore, and Close
    · Navigation Shortcuts
    · Icons and File Folders
    · Windows Explorer
    · Control Panel Settings

    		Session 2

    Section A: Common Program Functions
    · Help Features
    · Tools and Windows
    · Edit and View Menus
    · Insert Menu
    · Format Menu
    · Tools Menu
    · Table Menu
    · Window Menu

    Section B: Formatting and Page Layout
    · Open, Close, and Save
    · Line Spacing, Alignment, and Indentation
    · Bullets and Numbering
    · Document Views
    · Adding Text Emphasis
    · Inserting Symbols, Date, and Time
    · Inserting Comments
    · Rulers, Page Setup, and Tabs
    · Page and Section Breaks
    · Page Numbers, Headers, and Footers
    · Styles, Footnotes, and Endnotes

    Section C: Editing and Printing
    · Track Changes
    · Clear Formatting
    · Copy and Paste
    · Find and Replace
    · Preparing to Print
    · Checking Print Status
    · Adding Printers
    · Solving Printing Problems

    Section D: Using Spreadsheets
    · Spreadsheet Basics
    · Formatting Overview
    · Number Format and Alignment
    · Borders and Patterns
    · Formatting Numbers
    · Manipulating Rows and Columns
    · Inserting New Worksheets
    · Sorting

    Section E: Using Excel Tools
    · Formatting Multiple Worksheets
    · Expanding Columns
    · Creating Formulas
    · Absolute References
    · AutoSum
    · Adding Borders
    · Setting a Print Area
    · Creating Charts
    · Modifying Charts

    Section F: Working with PowerPoint
    · Task Panes, Views, and Notes
    · Slide, Handout, and Notes Masters
    · Slide Sorter View
    · Modifying Graphics and Copying Slides
    · Viewing the Slide Show
    · Manipulating Slide Layouts
    · Creating Slides from Outlines
    · Adding Text and Clip Art
    · Adding Charts and Diagrams
    · Slide Transitions
    · AutoContent Wizard
    · Design Templates

    		Session 3

    Section A: Networking
    · Introduction
    · Networking Terminology
    · Types of Networks
    · Servers and Clients
    · Advantages and Disadvantages
    · Methods of Communication
    · Network Security
    · Networking over Phone Lines
    · Hardware Needed
    · Internet Service Providers
    · Network Access

    Section B: Introduction to E-mail and Outlook
    · How E-mail Works
    · Domain Extensions
    · Outlook Overview
    · File, View, and Go Menus
    · Tools Menu and Options
    · Reply Options
    · Send/Receive Button
    · Other Messaging Options
    · Netiquette

    Section C: Working with Outlook
    · Setting Up E-mail Accounts
    · Creating Folders and Rules
    · Deleting Folders and Messages
    · Saving Messages
    · Flagging Messages
    · Managing Junk E-mail
    · Composing and Sending E-mail
    · Searching and Sorting
    · Sending Attachments and URLs
    · Common Problems

    Section D: Using the Internet
    · Launching Internet Explorer
    · File and Edit Menus
    · View and Favorites Menus
    · Tools Menu and Internet Options
    · General Settings
    · Security Settings
    · Security Tools and Restrictions
    · Rights of Ownership
    · Privacy and Content Settings
    · Connections Settings
    · Programs Settings
    · Advanced Settings

    Section E: Navigating the Internet
    · Using the Address Bar
    · Elements of a Web Page
    · Web Page Source
    · Navigating Pages in History
    · Using Search Engines
    · Printing Web Pages
    · Validating Information

    Section F: Impact of Technology
    · Benefits
    · Risks and Prevention
    · Legal Issues
    · Responsible Use