Sentence examples for in computer literacy from inspiring English sources

Government studies show significant gaps in computer literacy exist between the rich and poor.

It provides a crash course in computer literacy, audio output systems, materials and technology for low-vision readers, as well as programs and services.

The charter school, Long Island's second, will offer programs in computer literacy, drama, dance, yoga and farming, and Ms. Zimmerman said that most of its teachers hold master's degrees.

Mr. McWilliams caught the crest of the wave of the personal-computer revolution with his highly successful "The Word Processing Book: A Short Course in Computer Literacy" (Prelude Press, 1982).

Today the community center, next to St. Philip's on 134th Street, serves more than 2,500 young people a year through preschool and after-school programs, as well as job-training courses in computer literacy and banking.

Firms that adopt new technologies (for example, computer-aided design and control) and at the same time invest in skills (for example, training in computer literacy and technical skills) are expected to realize greater productivity gains than those that do not.

But they're out there, they've had some serious orders, and despite some other speed bumps, has certainly lent a hand in increasing computer literacy in the developing world.

There has been further interest in defining computer literacy (Mat-Jizat 2012) where an emphasis was placed on the researcher to know how to assess an individual's digital skills.

To fulfill all of the above-mentioned objectives, the students in the Computer Literacy for Life Sciences course are mentored throughout the process of scientific pursuit, which is implemented in the form of several group virtual research projects to be completed with the use of state-of-the-art computer techniques and applications.

However, the usage patterns were not consistent with the limited differences found in self-reported computer literacy (data not shown), and the amount of in-house training of medical secretaries and physicians was principally equal.

So she took a few short courses instead, in wine tasting, computer literacy, then modernism at the City Lit, "because I didn't understand anything about it".