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E-Learning Online Courses
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Microsoft
Word 2000
Learn Microsoft Word 2000 or advance your knowledge of Word
with our Microsoft Word 2000 online courses. In these online courses,
you will learn how to create attractive and professional-looking documents
quickly and easily.
Word
provides features that you can use to edit and revise text and to
correct spelling and grammatical errors. Word also allows you to
enhance your documents. You can create bulleted or numbered lists.
You can add lines or graphics to a page. And you can create tables
that will help organize large amounts of information into a logical
and easy-to-read format.
Three
online courses are available in this series. Click on the course
title to learn more about each Microsoft Word 2000 online course.
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Microsoft
PowerPoint 2000
Learn
Microsoft PowerPoint 2000 or advance your knowledge of PowerPoint
with our Microsoft PowerPoint 2000 online courses.
Microsoft
PowerPoint 2000 is presentation software that you can use to transform
your ideas into professional, compelling presentations. Whether
you are giving a sales pitch or explaining your company's goals
and accomplishments, Microsoft PowerPoint can help make your presentation
effective and professional.
Two courses are available in this series. Click on the course title
to learn more about each Microsoft PowerPoint 2000 online course.
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Microsoft
Access 2000
Learn Microsoft Access or advance your knowledge of Access with
our Microsoft Access 2000 online courses.
Microsoft Access 2000 is a database software program that runs on
Windows. Database software is used to manage data that can be organized
into lists of related information, such as customers, products,
vendors, employees, projects, or sales. Many small companies record
customer, inventory, and sales information in a spreadsheet program
such as Microsoft Excel. Although this electronic format is more
productive than writing information on index cards, Excel still
lacks many of the database advantages provided by Access.
The
advantages that database software has over a manual index card system
are as follows:
- Data
entry is faster and easier.
- Information
retrieval is faster and easier.
- Information
can be viewed and sorted in multiple ways.
- Information
is more secure.
- Information
can be shared among multiple users.
- Duplicate
data entry is minimized.
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courses are available in this series. Click on the course title to
learn more about each Microsoft Access 2000 online course.
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Microsoft
Excel 2000
Learn
Microsoft Excel or Advance your knowledge of Excel with our Microsoft
Excel 2000 online courses.
Microsoft
Excel is an electronic spreadsheet program that runs on Windows
computers. You use an electronic spreadsheet to perform numeric
calculations rapidly and accurately. This electronic spreadsheet
that you produce when using Excel is referred to as a worksheet.
The
advantages of using Excel include:
- Enter
data quickly and accurately
- Recalculate
data easily
- Perform
a what-if analysis
- Change
the appearance of information
- Create
charts
- Share
information with other users
- Create
new worksheets from existing ones quickly
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Three
courses are available in this series. Click on the course title
to learn more about each Microsoft Excel 2000 online course.
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Learn
Microsoft Outlook. Microsoft Outlook is one of the applications in
the Microsoft Office suite of programs. It is a messaging and collaboration
application that helps you organize and share information and communicate
with other people.
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We
live in an age of computers. Businesses, government agencies, and
other organizations use computers and related technologies to handle
tedious paperwork, provide better service to customers, and assist
managers in making good decisions. Individuals use computers for
such activities as paying bills, shopping, managing investments,
preparing their taxes, playing games, researching products, communicating
with others, and exchanging electronic photos and greeting cards.
Because of their growing prominence in our society, it is essential
to know something about computers and how they are used today.
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Computer
Maintenance is an online course designed to provide you with a basic,
technical understanding of your personal computer (PC) and how to
update and upgrade the machine
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This course
will help you explore the exciting world of Windows ME. The twelve
interactive lessons in this course guide you through the most common
and useful tasks offered by Windows. -
Not
Available for Mac Users!
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These
lessons cover the history, issues, technology, and services of the
Internet. They explore important themes such as communication, collaboration,
commerce, copyright, censorship, and community.
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Introduction
to Multimedia is an online course designed to provide you with a basic
understanding of interactive multimedia. You will learn how multimedia
is used to develop applications made to entertain, educate, and motivate.
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This
course includes an introduction to the World Wide Web, Hypertext Markup
Language (HTML), Web imaging, design principles, server-side file
handling, Web site organization, Microsoft FrontPage 2000, and an
overview of advanced Web authoring technologies.
The goal of this course is to give students the necessary skills to
build and display HTML documents on the World Wide Web.
This
course is designed for individuals who have a basic understanding
of the PC Windows (95, 98, 2000) environment and are familiar with
using Netscape or Internet Explorer Web to navigate on the World
Wide Web. This course also requires that you have a basic knowledge
of a text editor such as Notepad, which is available within the
standard suite of Windows software applications. The student must
install Microsoft FrontPage 2000 Web authoring software to complete
the projects, and have Internet access.
Please
note, the Projects are ancillary to the course and are only there
to give you additional practice. They are not required nor are they
necessary for you to learn the material presented in the course.
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This
series introduces you to the world of Electronic Commerce, Electronic
Commerce Strategies and covers the Security Issues surrounding Electronic
Commerce. There are three courses offered in the Electronic Commerce
series. Please click on one of the course titles below to learn
more about the specific online course.
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By the
end of this course, you should be able to describe what an operating
system is and how it is used. You will be able to list components
that are common to all operating systems, and what components are
unique to a particular type of system. You will know what is required
of a network administrator as they go about the task of maintaining
a network, its operating systems, and the data within each computer.
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This
course will introduce information seekers to the principles of networking
personal computers and planning network services. You will explore
the designs that networks are based on and the methods and equipment
that allow you to transmit data to the farthest regions of the world
as well as send your neighbor a message. This will also involve learning
about the installation of the network operating system (NOS), and
dealing with maintenance and security issues involved with the people
who use the network.
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Digital
Imaging is an online course designed to introduce you to digital
imaging via the use of Adobe Photoshop 5.5 in the preparation of
images for the World Wide Web. Upon completion of the course, you
will be able to utilize the primary tools of Photoshop 5.5, apply
principles of image composition in your digital imaging work and
optimize graphics for use on the World Wide Web. Moreover, you will
have an understanding of fundamental digital imaging terminology
and theory.
Please
note, the Photoshop Projects are ancillary to the course and are
only there to give you additional practice. They are not required
nor are they necessary for you to learn the material presented in
the course.
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Available for Mac Users!
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Learn
Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 or advance your knowledge of Microsoft
Visual Basic 6.0 with our Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 online courses.
Microsoft
Visual Basic 6.0 is a professional, 32-bit programming language
that lets you create full-featured, graphical applications for Microsoft
Windows 95, 98, and Windows NT. Visual Basic is based on the BASIC
(Beginner's All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code) programming language.
Visual Basic is easy to use, and facilitates the quick creation
of robust applications.
Unlike
BASIC, Visual Basic is an event-driven language. With event-driven
languages, you only need to write program code to handle actions
invoked by the user or the system.
Because
Visual Basic consists of a graphical application design tool, a
code editor, and a compiler, it is often known as an Integrated
Design Environment (IDE).
Four courses are available in this series. Click on the course title
to learn more about each Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 online course.
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This
course is designed to be an introduction to programming with the Javascript
programming language. Javascript is a powerful scripting language
especially designed for the Internet and World Wide Web. It has become
a favorite language for Internet professionals who need to add powerful
features to their web pages.
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Java
is a programming language which can be used to design stand-alone
applications and applications for the Internet. For those already
familiar with programming, Java is a simple language to learn. It
is easy to write, compile, and debug Java codes. This series of
Java courses are designed to build the necessary skills to use the
Java Programming Language at an advanced Level. There are eight
courses available in this series. Please click on one of the online
course titles below to learn more about each course.
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Learn
C Programming or advance your knowledge of C Programming with our
C Programming online courses.
C programming language has evolved to become one of the most flexible
and powerful languages available. It is widely used today.
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Some
typical C applications include:
- Automatic
Teller Machines (ATMs)
- Computer
games
- Device
drivers
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C is:
- Easy
to write
- Compact
but readable
- Designed
to manipulate internal storage areas easily
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Consequently,
C is well suited to business and scientific applications, as well
as compilers and operating systems. A principal advantage of using
C is that its programs are portable.
Four
courses are available in this series. Click on the course title
to learn more about each C Programming online course.
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By the end of this
course, you should be able to:
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Describe
the nature of entrepreneurial systems analysis.
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Identify
the five components of an information system.
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Distinguish
the special characteristics and information needs of the small
enterprise from those of other enterprises.
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Outline
the five phases of the systems development life cycle.
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Describe
the purpose of CASE tools.
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CD-ROM,
DVD, & Video Courses
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How
to get a Job
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A complete "How To Get a Job" module in six comprehensive lessons.
Includes lesson plans, worksheets, class exercises, resume workshops,
interview guide and career matching. Teachers - will save hours
with 6-Days of effective lesson plans. Includes additional program,
"Self Esteem & Your First Job." "Dude, Where's My Job?" is a
six lesson program for a career guidance curriculum program
that instructs students in the steps necessary to prepare, interview
and find that elusive first real job!
Designed to save teachers' hours of research and preparation,
this program also includes a detailed, reproducible 21 page
Teacher's Lesson Plan which includes worksheets for personality
profile assessments, career matching, resume writing, nonverbal
communication, proper dress, interviewing and follow up. This
program follows high school senior, "Will" as he attempts
to find a job. Will quickly learns that trying a casual, laid
back approach to finding a job is a lot more challenging than
just looking through the newspaper, picking up the phone and
showing up for an interview. This informative, engaging and
humorous live action program (supplemented with on-screen
graphics) demonstrates the critical steps necessary to find
a job. Students will learn:
How to prospect for jobs.
How to write a resume.
How to dress for success.
How to communicate and "sell" themselves in an interview.
How to gain the competitive edge and build self esteem.
Comes complete with 6-Days of Effective Lesson Plans.
38 min.
Available in Video or DVD
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A refreshing way to teach job hunters real world skills for
the real world of employment. Teaches job hunters how to get
a job and succeed.
"Dude, I Need to Find a Job" takes job hunters through the
entire job hunting process, including how to seek out jobs
that match their personalities, script out phone calls, build
resumes and answer job or college interview questions like
a pro. Join High School senior "Will" as he attempts to find
a job. Will quickly learns that trying a casual, laid back
approach to finding a job is a lot more challenging than just
looking through the newspaper, picking up the phone and showing
up for an interview. This informative, engaging and humorous
live action program, (supplemented with on screen graphics)
demonstrates the critical steps necessary to find a job.
Job Hunter Benefits:
Learn real world critical life skills.
How to prospect for jobs.
How to write a resume.
Elevate communication skills to professional level.
Develop speaking and listening skills.
How to communicate and "sell" themselves in an interview.
How to gain the competitive edge and build self esteem.
Comes complete with Job Hunter's Guide.
16 min.
Available in Video or DVD
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A part-time job is much more than a source of income for your
students; it’s a source of pride and self-respect. That’s why
finding the right part-time job is essential. Discover the right
way to find a part-time job. Your students can match their interests
and skills to what’s available in their neighborhoods. Discover
the essentials of keeping a job. Learn about self-discipline,
responsibility, and motivation. Start your students on the right
career track with their first part-time job experience!
• Discover how a part-time job can help you later
• See how/where to begin your job hunt
• Explore various methods of finding a job
• Learn how to go from job application - to job interview -
to paycheck And More!
22 Minutes
Ideal for grades 7 to 12 - Study Guide included |
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What are employers looking for in the competitive job market?
More and more surveys are showing that employers are looking
for these basic job skills: reliability, honesty, and motivation.
Employers have teamed up with educators to ask for more basic
educational skills such as reading, mathematics, and writing.
They’ll see why education is so important. They’ll discover
that the right attitude is essential in business. Most importantly,
they’ll realize that staying in school and getting a diploma
is so vital to their career success. This is an under represented
topic in most classrooms, but one essential topic for young
job-seekers.
• Learn the 4 basic keys to getting hired: reliability, honesty,
motivation and education
• Discover what employers are looking for on the job
• See why education does play a strong role in developing career-needed
skills And More!
22 Minutes
Ideal for grades 7 to 12 - Study Guide included |
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Discover why self-esteem is so important in getting your first
job. Learn valuable tips on how to raise your self-esteem and
be more outgoing. Understand the importance of self-confidence
in the workplace. This valuable video prepares students for
their first-time jobs and helps them get through the nervousness
associated with a new job.
• Know what to do before you start your new job
• Learn to raise your self-confidence for the workplace
• Learn to overcome “New-Job” nervousness And More!
22 Minutes
Ideal for grades 7 to 12 - Study Guide included |
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With this video, introduce your class to some of the most effective
money-management techniques available. Learn how to save money,
how to create a personal budget, how to deal with credit, and
how to understand a paycheck. A wealth of essential information
for high school job seekers.
• Take an important look at saving money
• Learn what a budget is & why it’s important
• See how to prepare & live on a budget
• Investigate when it’s good to buy on credit And More!
22 Minutes
Ideal for grades 7 to 12 - Study Guide included |
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The job interview is the most important step to actually getting
a job. First-time job seekers will learn how to dress for interviews,
how to deal with stress, how to sell themselves, how to follow
up. They’ll learn the importance of self-confidence. What do
employers look for during interviews. This high-energy, youthful
program is a must-have for any job-seeking instruction.
• Learn what to wear/how to act & react on a job interview
• Discover ways of selling yourself in the interview
• Become aware of your interviewer’s cues
• Learn the appropriate post interview process as well And More!
22 Minutes
Ideal for grades 7 to 12 - Study Guide included |
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Layoffs. Cutbacks. Hiring-Freezes. “Boomers” are competing with
“Generation X” for the same jobs. Teen graduates need to be
prepared for the job market, whether they are going right to
work or heading to college first. This dynamic video gives your
students information they need to succeed. Discover “hot” careers.
Look at the importance of experience and learn about how to
get it. Find how to start planning your career today. If your
students make the right choices and start to prepare now, they
can have rewarding and productive careers!
• Learn techniques to help you decide on a Career
• Recognize your skills-and how to put them to good use
• Find out how to research the right job opportunities
• Learn to develop a future career plan-and still be flexible
And More!
22 Minutes
Ideal for grades 7 to 12 - Study Guide included |
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A résumé gets your foot in the door. That’s why
the information in this video is so crucial for your students.
Find out how to emphasize your strengths. Discover how a résumé
should look. Learn how to build a successful résumé
— even if you don’t have any experience. This valuable lesson
in résumé is essential to any job-skills curriculum.
• Find out how employers Use résumé
• Learn the “Do’s & Don’ts” of a résumé
• See how to compile your experience & give the right first
impression And More!
22 Minutes
Ideal for grades 7 to 12 - Study Guide included |
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Discover how to find and keep your first job. Learn about where
to find your first job even with little or no experience. Discover
the tips for getting hired. What are the common mistakes first-time
job seekers make, and how to avoid them. Learn about the importance
of a résumé. The program also contains special
information for urban first-time job seekers.
• Learn how to prepare for a job hunt
• Gain information on how to fill out job applications & prepare
a good resume • Discover the importance of having good work
ethics
• Tips for managing your hard earned money And More!
22 Minutes
Ideal for grades 7 to 12 - Study Guide included |
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