Wallace Said:

manditory computer education courses ?

We Answered:

I went to the U (U. Miami) b/t 95-99. During that time I had to take a intro comp course, which introduced me to MS Excel, Windows v.xx shortcuts, and other computer 'tricks' that I had no idea about...

I would advise that you use what you have. Get the most out of it. And you'll be all the more wiser when better technology is at your finger tips...

AND Windows 2000 was/is a solid operating platform....

Anne Said:

Can anyone tell me some innovations in principal areas of computer use?

We Answered:

you're asking for an infinite number of cases to be told on a single page on yahoo answers! There are tons of innovations!!! Just think about it...what would the impact be on all of the above areas if the computer did not exist?

Gina Said:

What are the advantages of using computers in education?

We Answered:

The 3 main areas of advantages of using computers in education:

1. Internet - information about anything and everything that humans know is on there. Up to date information and often includes opinions about issues which can be useful. Also, online revision schemes, quizzes, past exam papers, etc

2. Edexcel (tables and graphs) - once u know how to use it, it can be quick and easy. Also can draw precise and accurate graphs for u.

3. Word - saves writing things out all the time. No problems reading handwriting. Spell-checker eliminates mistakes.

Katrina Said:

What things contribute to excellent computer education?

We Answered:

Not afraid to break the computer most people think that they are going to break it so never try it or are taught to be worried about breaking the computer. I started in first grade before windows 3.1 first it was games in 6th grade I learned some DOS from there I have always used computers. Its easier to learn at a younger age mostly because you just use without thinking of hurting or breaking it.

Jane Said:

What are the benefits of using computers in education?

We Answered:

The internet has a wealth of information that no library would be big enough to hold