Tech savvy seniors term 4 introduction
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This document introduces seniors to different types of personal computers, tablets, and smartphones. It describes desktop and laptop computers, and their operating systems like Windows and Mac OS. It also discusses the various types of tablets like iPad, Android-based, and Windows tablets. Finally, it outlines the main operating systems for smartphones including Android, iOS, and Windows, along with some popular device brands for each.
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- 1. Tech Savvy Seniors - Introduction Term 4 Week 1
- 2. Introduction to Computers Types of Personal Computer: • Desktop Computer • Laptop Computer Types of software: • Operating Systems Windows / Mac OS • Applications Text Editor, Web Browser
- 3. Introduction to Tablets Types of tablets: • IOS – iPad • Android – Samsung, Motorola, Google, etc • Windows
- 4. Using inbuild apps • Settings – enlarge text • Setting an alarm • Using calender • Using camera • Using the web • Google play store / App store
- 5. Introduction to Smartphone • Make text/ voice/ video calls • Access internet and browse the web • Take photos, upload them to the web • Navigate with GPS • Play back music and video stored on the phone • Manage your contacts and appointments • Send emails • Play in-built games • Run new applications and games downloaded from the internet
- 6. Smartphones Operating Systems: • Google android – Samsung, Motorola, LG, Sony, HTC, etc • Apple IOS - iPhone • Windows Phone - Nokia
- 7. Types of Devices Type Devices Operating System Desktop Windows based Windows 10 Apple OS X Laptop Windows based Windows 10 Apple OS X Tablets iPad (Apple) IOS Android based Android Mobile iPhone/iPad IOS Android based Android Windows based Windows