Education Computers Kids and Teens

Includes lessons on computer types, input/output devices, storage, applications, and operating systems. Also explains how to avoid computer-related health problems.

• The Computer Technology Documentation Project - Contains a variety of guides on networking, security, computers hardware, operating education systems, and programming languages.
• Computer and Internet Tutorials - Provides tutorials that include information on hardware, software, browsers, and search engines.
• Computers Simplified - A graphical and interactive guide that covers the computers components of a computer.
• Computers Can Be a Real Pain - Explains how to sit properly, type on a kids and teens keyboard, and use a mouse correctly while working kids and teens on a computer. Learn how to take breaks kids and teens that are recommended by doctors.
• Open Site - Computers - Defines a variety of terms related to computers.
• The Museum of Modern Technology - A flash-based tutorial that covers operating systems, email, the web, education and networks. Includes a quiz at the end of each education lesson.
• Maharishi University of Management: Computer Help Desk - Contains a variety of tutorials for beginners to computers. Also computers provides troubleshooting guides that explain how to fix common computer computers errors.
• How Stuff Works: Computers - Contains a variety of information about hardware, the computers internet, peripherals, computers security, and software.
• Click-N-Learn - A graphical and interactive tool to learn about the components kids and teens of a computer. Contains a novice, junior, and master level kids and teens guide.
• Wikipedia - Computers - Covers the history of computers and how they education operate.
• Computer Chronicles: From Stone to Silicon - A graphical timeline that shows how computers have education evolved. Subjects include the abacus, vacuum tubes, transistors education and microprocessors.
• Basic Tutorial to Computers and the Internet - A tutorial that covers hardware, operating systems, applications, computers and browsers. Contains links to other references for computers further reading.
• Wikibooks - Computers for Beginners - A wiki book that covers the basics of buying a computers computer, security, office programs, the internet, multimedia, and networking.
• How Computers Work - A guide that explains how a computer operates. kids and teens Includes hardware, software, printing, the internet, and a kids and teens glossary of computer terms.
• Computer Connections - Contains lessons on hardware, software, and computer safety. Includes printable worksheets.
• Teach Me Computers - Includes lessons on computer types, input/output devices, storage, applications, and operating systems. Also explains how to avoid computer-related health problems.
• Teach ICT for Students - Contains lessons, games, worksheets, and tests for hardware and software topics.
• The Brain vs. The Computer - Compares the similarities and differences between a human kids and teens computers brain and a computer.
• Basic Guide to Computers - A graphical guide that teaches computer basics, word-processing, spreadsheets, databases, kids and teens networking, and the internet.
• Jan's Illustrated Computer Literacy 101 - Lessons covering input, processing, output, storage, word processors, education spreadsheets, and the web.
• Mrs. Cannons Computer Lab - Teaches elementary students about computer tasks including saving, email, computer decorating and the internet.
• TekMom's Technology Buzzwords for Students - Contains definitions, puzzles, and games for a common kids and teens computers list of computer terms.

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