This document outlines a 90-minute lesson plan about computers. It includes 10 sections that cover topics such as the basic parts of a computer, external and internal hardware, input and output devices, and the importance of correct input. For each section, the teacher will use a presentation and video to engage students and check their understanding before providing examples. The goal is for students to understand what computers are, their basic components, and hardware.
The document provides details of a lesson plan to teach students how to reformat a computer using Windows 7. The teacher engages students in a discussion about computer issues like viruses and the need to reformat. Key points that are covered include backing up important files, having the necessary Windows 7 installation files and product key, and steps for reformatting including setting the BIOS to boot from an installation device. The lesson concludes with a review of common reasons for reformatting a computer and important steps in the reformatting process.
The document discusses various methods of computer-based training (CBT). It describes programmed instruction (PI) which breaks material into small chunks and tests the learner after each chunk. PI can reduce errors and improve retention compared to trial-and-error learning. The document also discusses other CBT methods like computer-based training (CBT), computer-managed instruction (CMI), intelligent computer-assisted instruction (ICAI), intelligent tutoring systems (ITS), simulations, and virtual reality. It provides examples of how PI provides feedback to learners and allows them to learn at their own pace. In conclusion, the key strengths of CBT methods are that they can reduce costs and training time while improving consistency, but attention and behavioral
Computer-based instruction can take several forms including computer-assisted instruction (CAI), computer-managed instruction (CMI), and computer-enriched instruction (CEI). CAI refers to using educational software or drill-and-practice, tutorials, or simulations to supplement traditional teaching. CAI software evaluates student performance, guides students to appropriate resources, and tracks their progress. Common types of CAI software include drill-and-practice, tutorials, simulations, games, and problem-solving programs. CAI provides individualized learning opportunities and immediate feedback to students.
The document provides an overview of using video in the classroom. It discusses the benefits of video for teaching and learning, as well as practical ways to incorporate video into lessons. Specific techniques are presented, such as previewing, viewing, and post-viewing activities. Best practices for using video effectively are also outlined. A variety of video examples for language teaching are listed, covering topics like vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, and content knowledge.
1. The document outlines a training session on amplifiers that includes several activities and exercises.
2. It is broken into sections on opening/motivation, information/elaboration, and close/reflection.
3. During the session, the trainer will explain different amplifier circuits, their equations, and applications through lectures, drawings, and group/individual exercises while trainees take notes and ask questions.
This document provides an overview of common computer hardware and software components. It describes the central processing unit, memory, storage devices, ports, and other internal and external parts of a basic computer system. It also explains operating systems, applications, and basic functions like dragging and dropping.
1. Identitas nasional adalah ciri khas yang membedakan suatu bangsa dari bangsa lain melalui unsur-unsur seperti suku bangsa, agama, bahasa, dan kebudayaan.
2. Globalisasi berpengaruh terhadap identitas nasional Indonesia karena membuat nilai-nilai budaya lokal terkikis dan meningkatkan ketimpangan sosial.
3. Integrasi nasional perlu terus ditingkatkan untuk memperkuat persatuan bangsa dan mencegah konflik, serta
The document provides details of a lesson plan to teach students how to reformat a computer using Windows 7. The teacher engages students in a discussion about computer issues like viruses and the need to reformat. Key points that are covered include backing up important files, having the necessary Windows 7 installation files and product key, and steps for reformatting including setting the BIOS to boot from an installation device. The lesson concludes with a review of common reasons for reformatting a computer and important steps in the reformatting process.
The document discusses various methods of computer-based training (CBT). It describes programmed instruction (PI) which breaks material into small chunks and tests the learner after each chunk. PI can reduce errors and improve retention compared to trial-and-error learning. The document also discusses other CBT methods like computer-based training (CBT), computer-managed instruction (CMI), intelligent computer-assisted instruction (ICAI), intelligent tutoring systems (ITS), simulations, and virtual reality. It provides examples of how PI provides feedback to learners and allows them to learn at their own pace. In conclusion, the key strengths of CBT methods are that they can reduce costs and training time while improving consistency, but attention and behavioral
Computer-based instruction can take several forms including computer-assisted instruction (CAI), computer-managed instruction (CMI), and computer-enriched instruction (CEI). CAI refers to using educational software or drill-and-practice, tutorials, or simulations to supplement traditional teaching. CAI software evaluates student performance, guides students to appropriate resources, and tracks their progress. Common types of CAI software include drill-and-practice, tutorials, simulations, games, and problem-solving programs. CAI provides individualized learning opportunities and immediate feedback to students.
The document provides an overview of using video in the classroom. It discusses the benefits of video for teaching and learning, as well as practical ways to incorporate video into lessons. Specific techniques are presented, such as previewing, viewing, and post-viewing activities. Best practices for using video effectively are also outlined. A variety of video examples for language teaching are listed, covering topics like vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, and content knowledge.
1. The document outlines a training session on amplifiers that includes several activities and exercises.
2. It is broken into sections on opening/motivation, information/elaboration, and close/reflection.
3. During the session, the trainer will explain different amplifier circuits, their equations, and applications through lectures, drawings, and group/individual exercises while trainees take notes and ask questions.
This document provides an overview of common computer hardware and software components. It describes the central processing unit, memory, storage devices, ports, and other internal and external parts of a basic computer system. It also explains operating systems, applications, and basic functions like dragging and dropping.
1. Identitas nasional adalah ciri khas yang membedakan suatu bangsa dari bangsa lain melalui unsur-unsur seperti suku bangsa, agama, bahasa, dan kebudayaan.
2. Globalisasi berpengaruh terhadap identitas nasional Indonesia karena membuat nilai-nilai budaya lokal terkikis dan meningkatkan ketimpangan sosial.
3. Integrasi nasional perlu terus ditingkatkan untuk memperkuat persatuan bangsa dan mencegah konflik, serta
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The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help boost feelings of calmness, happiness and focus.
1. An information system is a system composed of people and computers that processes or interprets information.
2. The main elements of an information system are hardware, software, data, processes, people, and feedback.
3. Hardware includes the computer and support equipment like input/output devices, storage devices, and communication devices. Software includes computer programs and manuals, while data are the facts used by programs to produce information.
Multimedia is a combination of text, graphics, audio, video and animation that is delivered interactively to users through electronic or digital means. It combines multiple forms of information into an integrated multi-sensory interactive application or presentation to inform, educate, train, or entertain users. The five basic elements of multimedia are text, graphics, audio, video and animation. Common software used to create each element includes Word for text, Photoshop for graphics, Audition for audio, Premiere for video, and Flash for animation.
The document summarizes the findings of a study that evaluated the usage and effectiveness of teaching pods (classroom technology systems) at a university. A mixed-methods approach was used, including surveys and interviews of staff. Key findings were that the main frustrations with the pods were slow speed/response time, lack of maintenance, and faulty hardware. However, respondents also noted the pods' usefulness when functional. The study recommends improving pod speed, maintenance, and keeping hardware and software up to date to maximize effective teaching with the technology.
This document discusses e-learning and its integration, advantages, and disadvantages. It defines e-learning as learning facilitated through information and communication technologies. The document outlines different methods of e-learning delivery including CD/DVD, intranet, and internet-based systems. It describes asynchronous e-learning, where learners can study at their own pace, and synchronous e-learning, which occurs in real-time. Advantages of e-learning include flexibility, cost-effectiveness, and interactivity, while disadvantages include potential hardware/software issues, lack of networking, and isolation of learners.
The document provides a template for developing an instructor-led training guide. It includes sections for the course overview, organization, goals and outcomes, hosting activities, instructor responsibilities, student requirements, agenda, and lesson plans. The template instructs users to replace text in red with course-specific information, update the table of contents, and delete all template instructions from the final guide. It also recommends formatting the instructor notes using PowerPoint's "Send to Word" feature to create slides with space below for notes.
The document discusses the use of video screencasts to supplement lectures. It provides advantages like videos being easily accessible, supporting flexible learning, and allowing material to be replayed. Disadvantages include potential for reduced lecture attendance and delayed student engagement. Examples are given of using videos for worked problems, modeling answers, and responding to student questions. The document also provides guidance on creating videos, including available recording software, editing options, and publishing platforms.
1) The document outlines a lesson plan to teach students about counters. It includes an opening discussion, a lecture and demonstration by the teacher, individual and group activities for students, and a closing reflection.
2) Students will learn about how counters work through pictures, a handout, and an example solved by the teacher on the whiteboard. They will also have a group worksheet to complete.
3) The lesson incorporates a computer simulation program to allow students to design counter circuits hands-on using PLC machines and software. Students will work through exercises to understand counter up and down functions.
4) The closing includes a short quiz and discussion for students to reflect on what they learned about counters.
This document provides an introduction and overview of the Introduction to Computers and Programming course. It discusses the course description, goals, prerequisites, textbook, software, and grading. It also covers administrative details and provides a brief history of computers and programming languages. The key topics covered are the basics of Java programming, core concepts of programming languages, and principles of software development.
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The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help boost feelings of calmness, happiness and focus.
1. An information system is a system composed of people and computers that processes or interprets information.
2. The main elements of an information system are hardware, software, data, processes, people, and feedback.
3. Hardware includes the computer and support equipment like input/output devices, storage devices, and communication devices. Software includes computer programs and manuals, while data are the facts used by programs to produce information.
Multimedia is a combination of text, graphics, audio, video and animation that is delivered interactively to users through electronic or digital means. It combines multiple forms of information into an integrated multi-sensory interactive application or presentation to inform, educate, train, or entertain users. The five basic elements of multimedia are text, graphics, audio, video and animation. Common software used to create each element includes Word for text, Photoshop for graphics, Audition for audio, Premiere for video, and Flash for animation.
The document summarizes the findings of a study that evaluated the usage and effectiveness of teaching pods (classroom technology systems) at a university. A mixed-methods approach was used, including surveys and interviews of staff. Key findings were that the main frustrations with the pods were slow speed/response time, lack of maintenance, and faulty hardware. However, respondents also noted the pods' usefulness when functional. The study recommends improving pod speed, maintenance, and keeping hardware and software up to date to maximize effective teaching with the technology.
This document discusses e-learning and its integration, advantages, and disadvantages. It defines e-learning as learning facilitated through information and communication technologies. The document outlines different methods of e-learning delivery including CD/DVD, intranet, and internet-based systems. It describes asynchronous e-learning, where learners can study at their own pace, and synchronous e-learning, which occurs in real-time. Advantages of e-learning include flexibility, cost-effectiveness, and interactivity, while disadvantages include potential hardware/software issues, lack of networking, and isolation of learners.
The document provides a template for developing an instructor-led training guide. It includes sections for the course overview, organization, goals and outcomes, hosting activities, instructor responsibilities, student requirements, agenda, and lesson plans. The template instructs users to replace text in red with course-specific information, update the table of contents, and delete all template instructions from the final guide. It also recommends formatting the instructor notes using PowerPoint's "Send to Word" feature to create slides with space below for notes.
The document discusses the use of video screencasts to supplement lectures. It provides advantages like videos being easily accessible, supporting flexible learning, and allowing material to be replayed. Disadvantages include potential for reduced lecture attendance and delayed student engagement. Examples are given of using videos for worked problems, modeling answers, and responding to student questions. The document also provides guidance on creating videos, including available recording software, editing options, and publishing platforms.
1) The document outlines a lesson plan to teach students about counters. It includes an opening discussion, a lecture and demonstration by the teacher, individual and group activities for students, and a closing reflection.
2) Students will learn about how counters work through pictures, a handout, and an example solved by the teacher on the whiteboard. They will also have a group worksheet to complete.
3) The lesson incorporates a computer simulation program to allow students to design counter circuits hands-on using PLC machines and software. Students will work through exercises to understand counter up and down functions.
4) The closing includes a short quiz and discussion for students to reflect on what they learned about counters.
This document provides an introduction and overview of the Introduction to Computers and Programming course. It discusses the course description, goals, prerequisites, textbook, software, and grading. It also covers administrative details and provides a brief history of computers and programming languages. The key topics covered are the basics of Java programming, core concepts of programming languages, and principles of software development.
The document discusses a lesson on computer hardware. Students will learn about the main internal computer components like the CPU, RAM, hard drive and motherboard. They will research and present in groups on different hardware components. Their presentations will include pictures and explanations of what the component is and how it works. Students will view and provide feedback on each group's presentation.
This document provides instructions for a student demo of the Neuron Learning online programs. It outlines the login process, recommended headphones, available programs for different ages and reading levels, how to select exercises and view results. Typical learning protocols are described, involving 30-50 minutes of usage per day for 3-5 days a week. Additional support resources are available on the Student Resources website. The document recommends completing scoresheets daily and includes contact details for Neuron Learning.
This document provides an overview and instructions for a Cutting Edge PowerPoint tutorial. The tutorial contains two modules that teach basic and advanced PowerPoint features through short video lessons. Students will learn to effectively design and create PowerPoint presentations. The assessment requires students to apply 80% of the taught features in a final presentation. Additional resources are available to support learning.
This lesson plan aims to teach students about computer input devices. The objectives are for students to define input devices, name at least three input devices, and state one function of three input devices. The lesson will begin with an introduction and brainstorming activity about input devices. Then, the teacher will demonstrate and explain common input devices like keyboards, mice, touchpads, joysticks, scanners, microphones, digital cameras, and barcode readers. Students will complete word searches and exercises to test their understanding. The lesson concludes with students reading more online and practicing an interactive exam.
This document provides instructions for a 10-module Getting Started series for CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X3. Each module contains Lynda.com training videos, accompanying worksheets to reinforce concepts, and exercises to apply skills. Videos introduce concepts, worksheets reinforce during videos, and exercises apply skills through projects. Modules build sequentially from basic to more advanced concepts over 10 cumulative lessons. Completing all modules provides a foundation to design most project types independently in CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X3.
This document provides instructions for a 10-module Getting Started series for CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X3. Each module contains Lynda.com training videos, accompanying worksheets to reinforce concepts, and exercises to apply skills. Videos introduce concepts, worksheets reinforce during videos, and exercises apply skills through projects. Modules build sequentially from basic to more advanced concepts over 10 cumulative lessons. Completing all modules provides enough skills to design most projects independently in CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X3.
This lesson plan aims to teach students about computer input devices. The objectives are for students to define input devices, name at least three input devices, and state one function of three input devices. The plan includes introducing the topic and objectives, demonstrating various input devices like keyboards and mice, having students do online activities identifying devices and their functions, and completing exercises to test their understanding. The lesson concludes by directing students to additional reading and practice tests online and assigning homework.
This document outlines a lesson plan about input devices for computers. The objectives are for students to be able to define input devices, name at least three input devices, and state one function of three input devices. The lesson involves students doing online brainstorming and activities to identify various input devices like keyboards, mice, and scanners and their functions. It includes notes, exercises, and online challenges for students to consolidate their learning about input devices.
This document outlines a lesson plan about input devices for computers. The objectives are for students to be able to define input devices, name at least three input devices, and state one function of three input devices. The lesson involves students doing online brainstorming and activities to identify various input devices like keyboards, mice, and scanners and their functions. It includes notes, exercises, and online challenges for students to consolidate their learning about input devices.
The purpose of this document is to provide guidelines for implementing keyboarding instruction using the Rapid Typing 5 software. It outlines 3 main objectives: 1) Prepare students to learn keyboarding by explaining keyboard parts and ergonomics; 2) Implement keyboarding in the classroom using Rapid Typing 5 and scope/sequence documents; 3) Utilize Rapid Typing 5 resources like the self-study plan. Strategies are suggested like reinforcing technique over speed and using the software to demonstrate techniques. The document provides an overview of the keyboarding toolkit.
This document discusses using technology-based lessons (TBL) with audio-visual devices to enhance teaching. It defines TBL as conducting lessons using technological devices. Students will create two TBL lessons during their internship - one for each teaching method. The document provides examples of different audio and video devices that can be used, such as radios, CD players, overhead projectors, and computers. It emphasizes selecting appropriate devices, preparing resources for the devices, and linking their use properly to the teaching point. Students should prepare backup plans in case any technology fails. The lesson plan should mention the technology use and attach any backup plans separately.
- Screencasts are digitally recorded presentations that visually demonstrate procedural information for students through computer screen output and audio narration. They provide benefits for learning as students can access resources flexibly and watch step-by-step explanations.
- The document discusses how instructors in different disciplines could use screencasts to supplement existing course materials. It provides suggestions for designing screencasts, such as placing content in context and including self-check activities.
- Resources and software for creating screencasts are presented, including Screencast-O-Matic, Jing, and using voiceover on PowerPoint. Feedback is requested from participants on their experience with screencasts.
1. EIS Teaching – Learning Strategies / Procedures
Secondary 1, duration 90 min.
What is a computer
By Teacher PENPON DUANGKAEW
Learning objective
- Understand What is a Computer.
- Understand Parts of the Computer System.
- Understand Computer hardware.
- Give example of hardware external and internal.
Background knowledge
- A general-purpose machine that processes data according to a set of instructions
that are stored internally either temporarily or permanently
No.
Teaching-Learning Strategies /
Procedures
Resources / Materials Time
Frame
1 Starting the Lesson: (Warm-up)
- Good morning / afternoon students
- How are you?
- Are you ready to learning this class?
- Show me your hand What do you thing
a computer
…………………………………………………
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Every body look at the powerpoint on the
projector
- What is a computer
- Every body You can read What is a
computer from Slide.
- Look at the VDO Basic Computer
Can you tell me concept from vdo?
………………………………………………………….
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Next Slide powerpoint
- Give example of job that a general
computer
……………………………………………………………
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Powerpoint
VDO Basic computer1
Powerpoint Computer hardware
15
min.
15
Min
2. EIS Teaching – Learning Strategies / Procedures
Secondary 1, duration 90 min.
What is a computer
By Teacher PENPON DUANGKAEW
Learning objective
- Understand What is a basic parts of aComputer.
- Understand Parts of the Computer System.
- Understand Computer hardware.
- Give example of hardware external and internal.
Background knowledge
- A general-purpose machine that processes data according to a set of instructions
that are stored internally either temporarily or permanently
No.
Teaching-Learning Strategies /
Procedures
Resources / Materials Time
Frame
2 Starting the Lesson: (Warm-up)
- Good morning / afternoon students
- How are you?
- Are you ready to learning this class?
- What do you thing basic parts of a
computer
…………………………………………………
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Every body look at the powerpoint on the
projector
- Basic Parts of a computer
- Look at the VDO Basic Part Computer
Can you tell me concept from vdo?
………………………………………………………….
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Next Slide powerpoint
- Give example basic parts of a computer
……………………………………………………………
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Powerpoint
VDO Basic computer1
Powerpoint Computer basic part
of a computer
15
min.
3. EIS Teaching – Learning Strategies / Procedures
Secondary 1, duration 90 min.
What is a External part computer
By Teacher PENPON DUANGKAEW
Learning objective
- Understand What is a External part Computer.
- Understand Parts of the Computer System.
- Understand Computer hardware.
- Give example of hardware external and internal.
Background knowledge
- A general-purpose machine that processes data according to a set of instructions
that are stored internally either temporarily or permanently
No.
Teaching-Learning Strategies /
Procedures
Resources / Materials Time
Frame
3 Starting the Lesson: (Warm-up)
- Good morning/afternoon students
- How are you?
- Are you ready to learning this class?
- What is a External part Computer
…………………………………………………
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Every body look at the powerpoint on the
projector
- External part Computer
- Look at the VDO Basic Part Computer
Can you tell me concept from vdo?
………………………………………………………….
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Next Slide powerpoint
- Give example External part Computer
……………………………………………………………
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Powerpoint
VDO Basic computer3
Powerpoint Computer basic part
of a computer
15
min.
15
min
4. EIS Teaching – Learning Strategies / Procedures
Secondary 1, duration 90 min.
internal part Computer
By Teacher PENPON DUANGKAEW
Learning objective
- Understand What is a internal part Computer.
- Understand Parts of the Computer System.
- Understand Computer hardware.
- Give example of hardware external and internal.
Background knowledge
- A general-purpose machine that processes data according to a set of instructions
that are stored internally either temporarily or permanently
No.
Teaching-Learning Strategies /
Procedures
Resources / Materials Time
Frame
4 Starting the Lesson: (Warm-up)
- Good morning/afternoon students
- How are you?
- Are you ready to learning this class?
- What is a internal part Computer
…………………………………………………
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Every body look at the powerpoint on the
projector
- External part Computer
- Look at the VDO Basic Part Computer
Can you tell me concept from vdo?
………………………………………………………….
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Next Slide powerpoint
- Give example internal part Computer
……………………………………………………………
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Powerpoint
VDO Basic computer4
Powerpoint Computer basic part
of a computer
15
min.
15
min
5. EIS Teaching – Learning Strategies / Procedures
Secondary 1, duration 90 min.
An intelligent System
By Teacher PENPON DUANGKAEW
Learning objective
- Understand What is a intelligent System.
- Understand Parts of the Computer System.
- Understand Computer hardware.
- Give example of hardware external and internal.
Background knowledge
- A general-purpose machine that processes data according to a set of instructions
that are stored internally either temporarily or permanently
No.
Teaching-Learning Strategies /
Procedures
Resources / Materials Time
Frame
5 Starting the Lesson: (Warm-up)
- Good morning/afternoon students
- How are you?
- Are you ready to learning this class?
- What is a intelligent System.…………
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Every body look at the powerpoint on the
projector
- an intelligent System
- Look at the VDO Basic Part Computer
Can you tell me concept from vdo?
………………………………………………………….
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Next Slide powerpoint
- Explain intelligent System.
……………………………………………………………
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Powerpoint
VDO Basic computer6
Powerpoint Computer basic part
of a computer
15
min.
15
min
6. EIS Teaching – Learning Strategies / Procedures
Secondary 1, duration 90 min.
Input Device
By Teacher PENPON DUANGKAEW
Learning objective
- Understand What is a input Debice
- Understand Parts of the Computer System.
- Understand Computer hardware.
- Give example of hardware external and internal.
Background knowledge
- A general-purpose machine that processes data according to a set of instructions
that are stored internally either temporarily or permanently
No.
Teaching-Learning Strategies /
Procedures
Resources / Materials Time
Frame
6 Starting the Lesson: (Warm-up)
- Good morning/afternoon students
- How are you?
- Are you ready to learning this class?
- What is a input Debice.…………
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Every body look at the powerpoint on the
projector
- input Debice
- Look at the VDO Basic Part Computer
Can you tell me concept from vdo?
………………………………………………………….
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Next Slide powerpoint
- Give example input device………………
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Powerpoint
VDO Basic computer6
Powerpoint Computer basic part
of a computer
15
min.
15
min
7. EIS Teaching – Learning Strategies / Procedures
Secondary 1, duration 90 min.
Output Device
By Teacher PENPON DUANGKAEW
Learning objective
- Understand What is a Output Device
- Understand Parts of the Computer System.
- Understand Computer hardware.
- Give example of hardware external and internal.
Background knowledge
- A general-purpose machine that processes data according to a set of instructions
that are stored internally either temporarily or permanently
No.
Teaching-Learning Strategies /
Procedures
Resources / Materials Time
Frame
7 Starting the Lesson: (Warm-up)
- Good morning/afternoon students
- How are you?
- Are you ready to learning this class?
- What is a output Device.…………
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Every body look at the powerpoint on the
projector
- output Device
- Look at the VDO Basic Part Computer
Can you tell me concept from vdo?
………………………………………………………….
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Next Slide powerpoint
- Give example output device2……………
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Powerpoint
VDO Basic computer7
Powerpoint Computer basic part
of a computer
15
min.
15
min
8. EIS Teaching – Learning Strategies / Procedures
Secondary 1, duration 90 min.
System Unit
By Teacher PENPON DUANGKAEW
Learning objective
- Understand What is a System unit
- Understand Parts of the Computer System.
- Understand Computer hardware.
- Give example of hardware external and internal.
Background knowledge
- A general-purpose machine that processes data according to a set of instructions
that are stored internally either temporarily or permanently
No.
Teaching-Learning Strategies /
Procedures
Resources / Materials Time
Frame
8 Starting the Lesson: (Warm-up)
- Good morning/afternoon students
- How are you?
- Are you ready to learning this class?
- What is a System unit.…………
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Every body look at the powerpoint on the
projector
- System unit
- Look at the VDO Basic Part Computer
Can you tell me concept from vdo?
………………………………………………………….
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Next Slide powerpoint
- Give example System unit ……………
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Powerpoint
VDO Basic computer7
Powerpoint Computer basic part
of a computer
15
min.
15
min
9. EIS Teaching – Learning Strategies / Procedures
Secondary 1, duration 90 min.
Secondary Storage Media
By Teacher PENPON DUANGKAEW
Learning objective
- Understand What is a Secondary storage media
- Understand Parts of the Computer System.
- Understand Computer hardware.
- Give example of hardware external and internal.
Background knowledge
- A general-purpose machine that processes data according to a set of instructions
that are stored internally either temporarily or permanently
No.
Teaching-Learning Strategies /
Procedures
Resources / Materials Time
Frame
9 Starting the Lesson: (Warm-up)
- Good morning/afternoon students
- How are you?
- Are you ready to learning this class?
- What is a Secondary Storage Media
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Every body look at the powerpoint on the
projector
- Secondary Storage Media
- Look at the VDO Basic Part Computer
Can you tell me concept from vdo?
………………………………………………………….
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Next Slide powerpoint
- Give example Secondary Storage Media
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Powerpoint
VDO Basic computer7
Powerpoint Computer basic part
of a computer
15
min.
15
min
10. EIS Teaching – Learning Strategies / Procedures
Secondary 1, duration 90 min.
The Importance of Correct input
By Teacher PENPON DUANGKAEW
Learning objective
- Understand What is a Importance of Correct input
- Understand Parts of the Computer System.
- Understand Computer hardware.
- Give example of hardware external and internal.
Background knowledge
- A general-purpose machine that processes data according to a set of instructions
that are stored internally either temporarily or permanently
No.
Teaching-Learning Strategies /
Procedures
Resources / Materials Time
Frame
10 Starting the Lesson: (Warm-up)
- Good morning/afternoon students
- How are you?
- Are you ready to learning this class?
- What is a Importance of Correct input
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Every body look at the powerpoint on the
projector
- Importance of Correct input
- Look at the VDO Basic Part Computer
Can you tell me concept from vdo?
………………………………………………………….
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Next Slide powerpoint
- Give example Importance of correct
input
(very good/good/well done/try again)
Powerpoint
VDO Basic computer8
Powerpoint Computer basic part
of a computer
15
min.
15
min