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From the main menu, choose Tools> Options to display the
Options dialog box. Click on the Save tab. Select
the Save AutoRecovery info every checkbox, and set
frequency in minutes. Make sure the Disable AutoRecover
checkbox is NOT selected. Click OK. |
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The Quest for Computer Literacy |
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A Tale of the
Relentless Pursuit of Enhancement |
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There is a lot of discussion
about what exactly is the definition of the term
" Computer Literacy ” and a lot of people visit
this web site, via the various search engines,
in quest of clarification. |
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When in early 1988 we first
opened our doors for business we wanted a name
for our London based IT training business that
would clearly indicate to prospective clients
what we were all about, hence the choice of the
trading name “Computer Literacy”. |
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Our quest was at the time, and
still is some 18 years later, to improve the
performance of client organisations through
empowering their employees with the ability and
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to comfortably utilise computers
and associated software applications. |
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In essence what we seek to do is
establish what level of computer literacy the client
has, identify what levels of computer literacy are
required within the business and then, in partnership
with the client, develop a plan to ensure that ability
levels are nurtured and developed to satisfy the current
and perceived future requirements of the organisation -
thereby ensuring that the client is able to get the most
out of the IT at their fingertips.
So when attempting to define the term “Computer
Literacy” we would say that it is a “state of being”
where ability in the use of computers and associated
software is equal to or greater than the perceived needs
of the user / client.
With the availability of new and improved computer
technology and functionality, organization are always
looking for cheaper, faster and more efficient ways of
operating. Combined with the general wider acceptance of
the role of computers in day to day life, our further
reliance on the computer seems unavoidable. As such
perceived IT skill requirements will continue to rise
and the quest to obtain a state of “Computer Literacy”
once achieved will inevitably quickly be lost.
The need for Computer Literacy skills, while different
in nature now, are as apparent today as when we first
started out. If you are looking for a Computer Literacy
course there are various
courses listed on this web site which can
greatly assist in the pursuit of and maintainability of
“Computer Literacy”.
Feel free to browse and if you would like to discuss
further how we might be able to support your
organisation in it’s own quest, please do not hesitate
to contact us.
[Tutor Led Courses] [Open Course Schedule]
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