The document outlines an agenda for a basic ICT skills summer camp session that covers topics like what is ICT, computer hardware and peripherals, basic file operations including creating folders and files, cutting, copying and pasting, viewing modes and sorting, mouse and keyboard functions, common file extensions, and cloud storage. It provides instructions on basic file operations in Windows like creating and searching for folders and files, viewing hidden files, and using keyboard shortcuts. The document aims to equip participants with fundamental digital literacy skills.

1. Basic ICT Skills
Summer Camp
Session - 1 (03.00 pm to 04.15 pm)

2. Agenda
➔ What is ICT?
➔ Computer & its Peripherals
➔ Basic Terminologies
➔ Basic File Operations
◆ Location Access
◆ Cut, Copy & Paste Operations
◆ Hidden Files, Viewing Modes, Sorting Files
➔ Mouse Operations
◆ Left Click
◆ Right Click
◆ Single & Double Clicks
➔ Keyboard Shortcuts
➔ Common File Extensions
➔ Cloud Storage
➔ Discussion & Questionnaire

4. What is ICT?

7. Computer & Its Peripherals
A computer is a machine that can be performed to
carry out sequences of arithmetic or logical
operations.

8. Basic Terminologies
➔ File
➔ Folder
➔ Input
➔ Output
➔ Printer
➔ Scanner
➔ CD
➔ DVD
➔ Network
➔ OS
➔ Hardware
➔ Software
➔ RAM
➔ ROM

10. File Operations
Creating Folders
Cut
Copy
Paste
Location
Hidden
Sorting
Viewing Modes

11. File Operations
Creating Folder
• Press the Windows logo key + E.
• Click the folder icon in the taskbar.
• Type the name of your folder, and press Enter
Quick ways to create the files
• Open respective drive and folder location
• Right-click on the screen location
Recommended to create the folder in “C” or “D” Drive

12. File Operations
Searching Folder / File
1. Search from the taskbar:
• Type the name of a document (or a keyword from it) into
the search box on the taskbar. You'll see results for
documents across your PC
Searching Folder / File
2. Search File Explorer: Open File Explorer from the taskbar or
select and hold the Start menu (or right-click), select File
Explorer , then select a search location

13. File Operations
Searching with date modified option
3. Search File Explorer by name or by file extension

14. File Operations - Hidden Files
Windows hides many files and folders by default, preventing users from deleting or modifying files
they shouldn’t touch. But you can make Windows show these hidden files by changing a single
setting.
Open File Explorer from the taskbar.
Select View > Show > Hidden items.

15. Snipping Tool
To use the Snipping Tool with only a mouse:
To open the Snipping Tool,
select Start, enter snipping tool,
then select it from the results.

16. Mouse Operations
Left Click
Right Click
Scroll Button
Single Click
Double Click

17. Keyboard
Alphanumeric
Control
Function
Navigation
Numeric

19. Keyboard Shortcuts
★ Ctrl + X - Cut
★ Ctrl + C - Copy
★ Ctrl + V - Paste
★ Ctrl + Y - Redo
★ Ctrl + Z - Undo
★ Ctrl + S - Save
★ Ctrl + A - Select All
★ Ctrl + P - Print
★ Ctrl + N - New
★ Ctrl + F - Find
★ Ctrl + H - Replace
★ Ctrl + W - Close a
window
★ Ctrl + Q - Quit
★ Ctrl + O - Open

20. Keyboard Shortcuts
★ Windows Key + E - Opening a File Manager
★ Windows Key + D - Minimize / Restore all the Application
★ Windows Key + Tab - Open / Close Task View
★ Windows Key + L - Lock the Computer
★ Alt + Tab - go to Previous Window

21. Keyboard Shortcuts
★ Windows Key + E - Opening a File Manager
★ Windows Key + D - Minimize / Restore all the Application
★ Windows Key + Tab - Open / Close Task View
★ Windows Key + L - Lock the Computer
★ Alt + Tab - go to Previous Window

22. A file extension, or filename extension, is a suffix at the end of a computer.
It comes after a period and is usually two or four characters long.

24. Good luck!
We hope you’ll use
these tips to go out and
deliver a memorable
pitch to enhance your
Teaching Process

25. Good luck!
We hope you’ll use
these tips to go out and
deliver a memorable
pitch to enhance your
Teaching Process