Computer Literacy

Computer literacy is the knowledge and ability required to use computers and technology efficiently.It can also refer to a person's comfort level using computer programs and other computer-associated applications.

A valuable component of computer literacy is knowing how computers work and operate. Many claim "computer literacy" who have merely memorized how to use specific applications for specific purposes; when confronted with problems they haven't encountered, or when asked to perform tasks they are unfamiliar with, such users are unable to function properly.

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Active Filters: 3rd grade (Ages 8-9)
Coding Projects in Scratch
by Dr. Jon Woodcock
from DK Publishing
for 3rd-6th grade
in Computer Literacy (Location: SCIREF-COMP)
$4.00 (1 in stock)
Lift-the-Flap Computers and Coding
by Rosie Dickins
from Usborne
for 1st-4th grade
in Computer Literacy (Location: SCIREF-COMP)
$7.20 (1 in stock)
Typing 2
by Jenny Phillips
from The Good and the Beautiful
for 2nd-6th grade
in The Good and the Beautiful (Location: CUR-GAB)
Typing 3
by Jenny Phillips
from The Good and the Beautiful
for 2nd-6th grade
in The Good and the Beautiful (Location: CUR-GAB)
Usborne Look Inside: How Computers Work
Usborne Look Inside
by Alex Frith and Rosie Dickins, illustrated by Colin King
from Usborne
for 1st-3rd grade
in How Things Work (Location: SCIREF-HOW)
$6.80 (1 in stock)