I'm curious too... just what is this Computer Literacy... I suppose it
assumes a common thread must exist between these diverse machines.
In a typical day I do work on Unix boxes, AS400's, Windows, win95, and even
an occasional Mac.... some are on LANS, Routers, or standalones... If I
were to teach Computer Literacy to these people - what would I teach...
AS400 people don't talk to Unix people... DOS/Windows users don't talk to
the Unix folks or 400. Most of them seem to learn their application and
thats about it.
I know this sounds as if I'm being facetious... I'm really quite serious. I
suppose the keyboards are a small bit in common... but that's about it.
I realise many people would somehow like to christen "Computer Literacy" as
some type of Academic Discipline... but is it' And if so how...
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WHERE CAN THE MATTER BE
Oh, dear, where can the matter be
When it's converted to energy?
There is a slight loss of parity.
Johnny's so long at the fair.