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Helping Teachers Become Computer Literate: A BASIC Approach. [Third Edition] Inservice Series No. 7.
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
Allen, M. F. – 1983
This three-chapter guide provides simple explanations about BASIC programming for a teacher to use in a classroom situation, and suggests procedures for a "hands-on" course. Numerous examples are presented of the questions, problems, and level of understanding to expect from first-time, adult users (ages 13 and up). The course materials…
Descriptors: Adolescents, Adults, Computer Literacy, Computer Oriented Programs

Fowler, Bonnie S.; Smith, Duncan – Information Technology and Libraries, 1983
Discusses institution of public access microcomputers in Adult Continuing Education Department of Forsyth County Public Library, noting three goals and how they are being met--computer literacy, information/instruction, and development of a local educational opportunity database. A list of books and magazines used in the computer center is…
Descriptors: Adults, Career Awareness, Computer Literacy, Computer Programs
Watt, Dan – Popular Computing, 1984
Describes set-up, user characteristics, goals, and successes of neighborhood computer centers where informal microcomputer instruction is presented. Centers described include East Harlem's Playing to Win; Center for the Development of Non-Formal Education in Austin, Texas; a learning center in New York City's business district; and Family…
Descriptors: Adults, Community Programs, Computer Literacy, Innovation