Basic Computer Skills Course

Learning Objective

The course provides step-by-step guidance on how to facilitate a course on basic computer skills in a study circle.

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Who is this course for

Study Circle Facilitators – Individuals who lead small learning groups and help others gain confidence in using computers and the internet.

• Workers and Union Members – Especially those from the informal economy, community-based organizations, or trade unions, who need digital literacy to improve their participation in worker education, communication, and organizing.
• Adult Learners with Limited Digital Experience – Anyone who has had little to no exposure to computers and wants to build confidence in using technology.
• Grassroots Educators and Activists – Those involved in worker education, social movements, or community organizing, who need digital tools for outreach and engagement.

Learning Outcome

At the end of the course, you will be able to:

• Turn on, off and restart computer, using a mouse, keyboard and touchpad.
• Move files, create and delete folders
• Use Keyboard shortcuts
• Use a USB memory stick
• Search the internet using Google Chrome
• Send and receive e-mails using the Gmail application

Mode of delivery

Self Paced

How is it delivered?

Asynchronous

Course Duration

Dependant on the participant as the sessions has self-learning activities

No of hours required

Minimum 8 hours (1 hour per session)

Technical Requirements

Access to a computer

Software requirements

Internet browser, Microsoft, pdf reader

Prior Knowledge

Should be able to read and write

Organisation Of Course Designer:

IFWEA