500 CC: Computer Citations

Computers have much to offer people of any age. This book discusses how to set up a computer, use software, and get online. It includes illustrations to setting up your computer and gaining basic computer skills.

This text is for the absolute beginner with easy-to-follow, step-by-step information accompanied by illustrations. Divided into five chapters, the books shows the reader computer basics, how to create documents, how to email, how to use the Internet and how to choose a computer.

Cutting through the computer jargon, this guide tells you what you need to know about your computer. It provides projects that help you set up your computer, manage your files and get connected to the internet. It also shows you how to download images from a digital camera, image-editing, digitising old records and creating a family tree.

Explains how to understand computers, using the XP operating system. This work helps the absolute beginner learn how to master the basics of: creating typed documents with Microsoft Word; using the Internet with Internet Explorer; and corresponding in e-mail with Outlook Express.

Coverage of all the core units across the pathways in one book with a second book providing coverage of many optional units required for the Diploma. Practice and assessment activities ensure students prepare effectively for their assessments and build up both their skills and confidence.

A new series for ICT at A Level, written by Stephen Doyle, probably the most well known and highly regarded author of ICT resources for 14-19 year olds. Essential ICT offers unrivalled support for the new 2008 WJEC A level specification.

Information and Communication Technology for AQA AS has been thoroughly edited and updated for the third edition to meet the demands of the revised AQA specification, supporting flexible delivery and greater opportunities for practical work.

Updated to include all the recent developments to the PC and complete with a CD-ROM, this third edition is like a cool science museum in a book. But make no mistake--this is not a book for children. How Computers Work aims to teach readers about all the intricacies held within the machine.

Suitable for either class teaching or individual study, this book is a guide for students studying for the ECDL (European Computer Driving Licence) qualification.