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The document discusses basic computer skills that are important for students to know, including computer basics, file management, email and web browsing, applications, home networking, and troubleshooting. It then presents the results of a survey that asked students about their familiarity with these areas. The majority of students reported being familiar or very familiar with productivity software, home networking, and troubleshooting, while fewer reported familiarity with file management and networking.
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