Every person who buys a computer for personal use dreams of quickly learning the basics. As a rule, there are many ways to teach computer literacy. You can master the basics of working on a computer either on your own (by "typing"), or with someone else's help. The fastest way is to study someone else's lessons and practice from the material learned. There are also other ways: more or less effective.
Necessary
Methods of teaching computer literacy
Instructions
Step 1
Among the abundance of courses, lessons, teachers and other learning opportunities, you need to choose the method that works best for you.
Books. This is the oldest source of information. In modern books, any questions about the correct use of a computer are revealed. Surely you have come across such books on the shelves of bookstores: "Computer for Dummies", "Computer from A to Z", etc. But here you have a small problem - reading the book takes up a lot of your time. If you are in no rush to learn, then this option is for you.
Step 2
Disks. Modern multimedia publications allow you to quickly master the material by watching video material. The principle of teaching is quite simple: you looked at the lesson and immediately repeated it on your computer. The downside is the presence of literature in such discs. It also needs to be read, and the process of reading from the screen may cause eye discomfort for some users.
Step 3
Courses. Those who want to learn computer literacy sign up for courses. Several people are sitting in the audience, and they perform certain tasks. This method is considered ineffective - the time spent (travel, training) sometimes does not pay off.
Step 4
The “ask a friend” method and the “scientific poke” method. It is the most common type of education among teenagers and not only. All training costs you free, but at your own peril and risk.
Step 5
Individual training. This method is considered to be the most effective. Tutoring has always been considered the highest degree of learning. Your teacher will tell you in detail about every little thing, and if you do not understand, he will tell you this material again.
