How can we teach computer for primary school students? From Where do we start?

Answer 1

first you have to start from the hardwares

Answer 2

Start with the basic things like:

1. How to turn the computer on and off.

2. How to use the mouse and keyboard.

3. Rules to follow when using the computer.

4. How to open basic programs.

Once they learn some basic skills like this, you can start doing things in different programs. For example, you could teach them how to use the program "Kid Pix" to draw a picture.

Another good idea for kids of this age is to put a little sticker of some sort (velcro would be good), over the right mouse button. Kids of this age sometimes get confused over which button to click with, or they try to click both at once.

Answer 3

They already know how.
Show them the games so they get used to the mouse and keyboard.
Microsoft installed these so old people would feel more comfortable learning PC back when.

Install learning games that require keyboard use, typing skills and building skills.

advance as needed.

If you mean hardware, start with this one concept.
Machines only understand ones (1) and zeros (0).
Everything builds from there. SOmewhat of a backwards approch but kids do understand it.

Answer 4

first off get to know the computer like how to turn it on how to open the CD drive , how to turn on the monitor. teach them how to move the mouse and teach them to know the keyboard. then use a teach typing software. and after when they learned how to type take them to the next level. show them how to surf the web and what to do when they want to sign up for a web site or a warning that comes up on their journey of the world wide web.you can teach them how to use use web searches like google, yahoo, msn, dogpile, lycos etc. also show them games on the net, and places that are false with info that way they cant get viruses, then once they get to know the basics of the Internet teach them about programs on the PC, like documents programs, or how to install programs from Cd's, show them what the ports on the computer are for and what they can be used for. then if they learn all that, then u can go more advance how to install hardware inside the PC, what firewalls are, anti viruses spyware, virus, worms, Trojans. etc.

good luck:)

Answer 5

I remember back in the day, they hooked us on Eamon, a Zork-like text based game, then showed us that we could learn to use good ole Basic on the Apple IIe ourselves and make our own Eamon adventures.

If programming is your angle, I'd suggest searching for some very basic, easy to use freeware game engines, let the kids get a look at the workings of scripting, 3d modeling at its core and such.

Or were you speaking in Scaled grading terms of rudimentary "Turn PC on / Check email" stuff?

Answer 6

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Answer 7

teach them wht computers can do, then give them example to fascinate them for example flash games, drawing pictures and then teach them how to open programs, or maybe ask a student who already knows how to use a computer, and ask him what can you do with a computer.

Answer 8

start by How to turn on the computer" and then go from there