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Basic Mouse and Keyboarding PP

The document provides information on basic mouse and keyboard skills. It describes the main parts of the keyboard including the alphanumeric keyboard, cursor keypad, numeric keypad and function keypad. It also describes the basic parts and functions of the mouse, including how to properly hold it and how to do actions like point, click, double click, drag and scroll. It concludes with some challenge questions to test understanding.

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Basic Mouse and Keyboarding PP

The document provides information on basic mouse and keyboard skills. It describes the main parts of the keyboard including the alphanumeric keyboard, cursor keypad, numeric keypad and function keypad. It also describes the basic parts and functions of the mouse, including how to properly hold it and how to do actions like point, click, double click, drag and scroll. It concludes with some challenge questions to test understanding.

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BASIC MOUSE &

KEYBOARDING
Basic Mouse & Keyboarding

OBJECTIVE

To develop better typing skills, and help improve basic


literacy

Students can also engage in hands-on lab for keyboard


and mouse practice using free web tutorials
Basic Mouse & Keyboarding

BASIC KEYBOARDING
Basic Mouse & Keyboarding

ALPHANUMERIC KEYBOARD

contains the
 alphabet

 numbers

 special keys
Basic Mouse & Keyboarding

CURSOR KEYPAD

Also called as arrow keys

allow you to move the cursor between


letters, words, sentences and paragraphs.

The other keys (Home, End, Page Up, Page


Down) allow your cursor to jump across
larger sections and across screens.
Basic Mouse & Keyboarding

NUMERIC KEYPAD
the small, palm-sized, seventeen key
section of a computer keyboard on
the very far right.

Features
digits 0 to 9,
addition (+),
subtraction (-),
multiplication (*),
division (/)
decimal point (.)
Num Lock and Enter keys.
Basic Mouse & Keyboarding

FUNCTION KEYPAD

Keys that act as shortcuts for performing certain functions such as


saving files or printing data.

Function keys usually are lined along the top of the keyboard
labeled F1 through F12.
Basic Mouse & Keyboarding

BASIC MOUSE

A hand-operated electronic device

controls the coordinates of a cursor on


your computer screen as you move it
around on a pad

on the bottom of the device is a ball


(Laser Light)that rolls on the surface of the
pad;
Basic Mouse & Keyboarding

HOW TO HOLD THE MOUSE

Hold the mouse gently with your index finger


resting on the primary button and your thumb
resting on the side.

To move the mouse, slide it slowly in any direction.

If you run out of room to move your mouse on


your desk or mouse pad, just pick up the mouse
and bring it back closer to you.
Basic Mouse & Keyboarding

POINTING, CLICKING & DRAGGING

Double-clicking: Point to the


item on the screen, and click
twice quickly.

Tip: This type of clicking is most


often used to open items on your
desktop. (eg. Open a program)
Basic Mouse & Keyboarding

SCROLL WHEEL

If your mouse has a scroll wheel, you


can use it to scroll through documents
and pages on the web.

To scroll down, roll the wheel toward


you.

To scroll up, roll the wheel away from


you
Basic Mouse & Keyboarding

CHALLENGE QUESTIONS

Q1. How to hold a mouse?

Q2. What is a scroll used for?

Q3. What is the cursor keypad used


for?

Q4. Where is the Enter Key located on


the Keyboard?

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