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Competency Based Learning Guide: Digital Literacy

By Bernard Kimani, PhD

Christian MinistryLevel 6Module III

Unit of competence: Digital Literacy

About this learning guide

This unit covers the competencies required to demonstrate digital literacy. It involves operating computer devices, solving tasks using the office suite, managing data and information, performing online communication and collaboration, applying cybersecurity skills, performing online jobs, and applying job entry techniques.

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  1. Welcome to This Study Guide
  2. Reference Materials and Assessment
  3. What This Guide Follows
  4. What the Source Documents Do and Do Not Say
  5. Assessment
  6. Reference Materials You Will Need
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  1. Unit Overview
  2. How You Will Be Assessed
  3. What Every Assessor Must See
  4. The Unit at a Glance
  5. Methods of Instruction
  6. Recommended Resources for 25 Trainees
  7. How to Use This Guide
  8. The Learning Pattern
  9. Features of This Guide
  10. The Situation at Hope Pentecostal Church
  11. The Running Biblical Model: The Scribes
  12. Finding Your Way: The Numbering
  13. Your Evidence Portfolio
  14. Standards at a Glance
  15. The Nine Key Evidence Requirements
  16. Your Learning Schedule
  17. Preparing for National Assessment
  18. What You Will Be Able to Do
  19. Proposed Teaching Plan (6 Hours)
  20. 1.1 to 1.4 Digital Literacy, and What a Computer Is
  21. 1.1.1 What Digital Literacy Is
  22. 1.1.2 Why It Is Ministry Work
  23. 1.2.1 Functions and Uses of Computers (Topic 1.2)
  24. 1.3.1 Classification of Computers (Topic 1.3)
  25. 1.4.1 Components of a Computer System (Topic 1.4)
  26. 1.5 Computer Hardware
  27. 1.6 and 1.7 Software and the Operating System
  28. 1.8 to 1.11 Operating the Machine
  29. 1.8.1 Turning On and Off Properly (Standard 1.4)
  30. 1.9.1 Mouse Techniques (Topic 1.9)
  31. 1.10.1 Keyboard Parts and Techniques (Topic 1.10)
  32. 1.11.1 Desktop Customisation (Topic 1.11)
  33. 1.12 File and Folder Management
  34. 1.12.1 The Operations
  35. 1.12.2 Naming Files So They Can Be Found
  36. 1.12.3 A Folder Structure for a Church
  37. 1.13 and 1.14 Internet Connection and External Devices
  38. 1.13.1 Connection Options
  39. 1.14.1 External Devices (Standard 1.9)
  40. Bringing Lesson 1 Together: Your Digital Foundations File, Part One
  41. Lesson 1 Summary
  42. Questions for Reflection and Application
  43. For Further Reading
  44. Form 1: Church Device, Hardware and Software Inventory
  45. Form 2: Computer Operation and File Structure Record
  46. Proposed Teaching Plan (14 Hours)
  47. *Write the vision, and make it plain*
  48. 2.1 to 2.4 Word Processing, and Getting the Tool Ready
  49. 2.1.1 Meaning and Importance of Word Processing (Topics 2.1 and 2.2)
  50. 2.2.1 Working With Documents (Topic 2.3)
  51. 2.3.1 Enhancing Productivity (Topic 2.4)
  52. 2.5 to 2.7 Typing, Editing and Formatting
  53. 2.5.1 Editing (Topic 2.6)
  54. 2.6.1 Formatting Text (Topic 2.7.1)
  55. 2.6.2 Formatting Paragraphs (Topic 2.7.2)
  56. 2.6.3 Formatting With Styles (Topic 2.7.3)
  57. 2.6.4 Alignment (Topic 2.7.4)
  58. 2.6.5 Tables (Topics 2.7.5 and 2.7.6)

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