THIS ITEM INCLUDES:

• High quality spiral binding for lay-flat use
• Student and Educator Resources (see below for links)

AUTHOR(S): Russel Stolins, Alec Fehl


ITEM: 1-59136-141-9; ISBN-13: 978-1-59136-141-1

Computer Concepts and Windows XP/Vista provides students with a basic understanding of computer components and their functions and then familiarizes students with the Windows Desktop and file management.

At last, the only book that covers both the Windows XP and the Windows Vista operating system simply and easily—because your students, realistically, are going to be using both for some time to come. Not only does this versatile text cover both popular operating systems, it also includes Skill Builder exercises for both Word 2003 and Word 2007 (as well as WordPad coverage.) Here are highlights of topics covered:

• Win XP and Win Vista
• Multitasking
• Basic computer concepts
• Using a word processor
• Computer software
• File management
• Making a purchase decision
• Healthy work habits with computers
• Browsing the Internet
• Search engine concepts
• Internet security
• Word 2003 and Word 2007 Skill Builder exercises

Discover the Labyrinth Difference: the easy to understand, step-by-step, hands-on, skills-based approach that insures student success. Our unique instructional design makes learning faster and easier for students at all skill levels. Compelling case studies demonstrate the relevance of subject matter in practical situations. Multiple exercise levels—including Concepts Review and Skill Builder, Assessment, and Critical Thinking exercises—reinforce the subject matter and ensure mastery of the material.

Instructor support and student resources (see link above) include:

• Printable Solutions Guide
• Printable Concepts Review Answer Keys
• Printable Even-Numbered Answer Keys (for student use)
• Customizable Assessment Exercises
• Course Preparation Document
• Test Banks
• Exercise Solution Files
• Sample Syllabus
• PowerPoint Slides
• Lecture Notes/Lesson Plans
• Background Knowledge Survey

This book is ideal for semester, quarter, and multiple-level courses in continuing education and workforce training—and in many other settings, too. (Completion time: 8–15 hours)