New January 2012 Newsletter with new Windows 7
Introduction, test, and new Networking Domain materials and other
helpful links NOW available check the newsletters on the left.
New
Introduction to Windows 7 and
Practice Test.
New Lab Activities Also Available for Computer Service and Repair,
by Richard Roberts, 4th Edition! Also, be sure to
look on the Practice Test and Study Guide Pages for new issues.
These labs will take a moment to load on your computer the first
time.
Performing a Windows 7 Clean Install
Performing a Windows 7 Upgrade to Windows XP
Performing a Windows 7 Upgrade from Windows Vista
Performing a Windows 7 - XP Mode Lab Activity
Free Linux Course
Thinking about teaching some Linux in your course. Check out this the
complete online course
http://www.linux.org/lessons/beginner/toc.html on Linux. Its a
perfect solution for individualized instruction or as an advanced topic
for those over achiever students. While your at the Linux organization
website, download a free version of Linux such as Ubuntu, SUSE or RedHat.
Parts Identification
Make your own parts identification classroom hand out or test in just a
few minutes. Simply go to TigerDirect website look at the motherboard
specifications. Right-click on an image and save it to you pictures
folder. Next, open your word processor application and paste in the
picture of the motherboard complete with labeled parts. To make a test
open the same picture in Microsoft paint program or any paint/draw
program. Use the paint program to create numbered labels for you self
made test. Insert the modified image for your test into a Word document.
Now make a list of corresponding numbers as fill in the blank or
matching. That's all there is to it.