Microsoft Digital Literacy Answer Key

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Digital Literacy Certificate Test. The Digital Literacy Certificate Test consists of 30 questions that cover key points from all five of the Digital Literacy courses. When you complete the test, you will get a Learning Plan with links to the course lessons you may need to review to master all of the topics. Microsoft Digital LiteracyCertificate Test Item FileAnswer Key Computer Basics Lesson 1: Introduction to Computers 1. Tina creates a business proposal on her home computer. She wants to use a storagedevice to save the proposal and take it to her office.Which of the following devices will Tina use to store the files?A. The Digital Literacy Certificate Test consists of 30 questions that cover key points from all five of the Digital Literacy courses. When you complete the test, you will get a Learning Plan with links to the course lessons you may need to review to master all of the topics. The Northstar Digital Literacy Assessment defines basic skills needed to perform tasks on computers and online. Online, self-guided modules assess the ability of individuals to perform tasks based on these skills. Included are basic computer digital literacy standards and modules in three main areas. An answer key could give away the. Microsoft digital literacy assessment answers are a good way to achieve details about operating certainproducts. Many products that you buy can be obtained using instruction manuals. These user guides are clearlybuilt to give step-by-step information about how you ought to go ahead in operating certain equipments.

/kenowa-4500-generator-manual.html. The Digital Literacy Curriculum differs from the UP Curriculum in content, format, assessments, and the Certificate Test.

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  • Content: The Digital Literacy Curriculum is best for beginners, while the UP Curriculum works well for those with some prior computing experience.

  • Format: Digital Literacy learning content is available as hosted online e-learning and assessment, as downloadable offline e-learning, or as downloadable Microsoft Word 2003 files. The UP Curriculum is available as downloadable Microsoft Word 2003 files, or in some cases on CD.

  • Assessments: There are no assessments for the UP Curriculum. The Digital Literacy Curriculum includes a 30-question multiple-choice assessment for each course that provides students with a personalized Learning Plan. The Learning Plan outlines e-learning courses and lessons that the student should review to ensure mastery of the course content.

  • Certificate Test: The UP Curriculum does not provide a certificate test; however, instructors can issue students a certificate of completion that does not rely on a test. The Digital Literacy Curriculum offers a Certificate Test similar to the course assessments. This Certificate Test includes questions on content from all five Digital Literacy courses and generates a Learning Plan that outlines lessons that students should review to ensure mastery of the material. Students who correctly answer at least 80 percent of the questions can print a personalized Digital Literacy Certificate. It is important to note that the Digital Literacy Certificate should not be used as a validation of skills for recruiting or employment, but rather as a milestone for personal learning development. The certificate validates skills each student has learned; it does not provide a formal proof of skills for others.

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  • A Digital Literacy Certificate Test for students who want to demonstrate their mastery of all five courses is available for printing.
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