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Cate, Lida; Peterson, Marilyn – 1983
Designed as a self-teaching tool for those who have had no experience with computers and who are seeking an understanding of the microcomputer, this set of lesson cards teaches the beginner how to write simple computer programs in the BASIC language. The learner is also taught to (1) determine what computers can and cannot do; (2) load a tape or…
Descriptors: Computer Literacy, Independent Study, Microcomputers, Programed Instructional Materials
Wilson, Mary Alice – 1983
Designed as a teaching script to introduce adults to computer operation and programming, this manual can also be used for self-instruction on Apple II or Apple IIe computers. BASIC programming language is used in the following lessons: (1) "Running the Machine, Print Command"; (2) "Giving the Computer Information"; (3)…
Descriptors: Adults, Computer Literacy, Computer Software, Flow Charts
Bear, George; And Others – 1985
This 16-hour course was designed to teach the minimum computer literacy objectives set forth by a mandate from the Virginia Board of Education. The course also prepares teachers to use the word processor. The inservice package is comprised of five units: (1) introduction to the computer; (2) computer-assisted instruction; (3) computer programming…
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Literacy, Independent Study, Inservice Teacher Education
Stocker, Charlene – 1980
Intended for children from kindergarten through the sixth grade, this booklet teaches about the computer and provides instruction in computer programming in the BASIC language. Thirteen sequential lessons are provided to encourage independent study. Each lesson consists of a set of four pages and explains a BASIC command or statement, presents…
Descriptors: Computer Literacy, Elementary Education, Elementary School Mathematics, Independent Study
Colorado State Dept. of Education, Denver. State Library and Adult Education Office. – 1996
A rubric is a descriptive measurement for defining what a learner should know and can do. This document was created to define the knowledge and ability of every student in how they: construct meaning from information; create a quality product; learn independently; participate as a group member; and use information and information technologies…
Descriptors: Computer Literacy, Cooperative Learning, Educational Assessment, Guidelines
Van Dusseldorp, Ralph; And Others – 1984
Intended to serve as a guide to the development of basic computer competencies for students in teacher preparation programs or as inservice training for teachers, this primarily self-instructional manual provides basic information, worksheets, computer programs, and hands-on learning activities for 16 proficiencies related to computer literacy.…
Descriptors: Competence, Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Literacy, Computer Managed Instruction