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computer literacy

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computer literacy
n.
The ability to operate a computer and to understand the language used in working with a specific system or systems.

computer literate adj.


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LearnKey, an e-learning company, also installed a computer literacy program on each laptop to help students who lack technology and computer skills.
A recent study of over 1,000 nurses, published in the American Journal of Nursing, found a lack of computer literacy, poor access to information technology and a fundamental lack of awareness of the relationship between research and patient care was limiting the ability of nurses to use the latest evidence to inform their clinical practice.
The students (all of whom signed Initial and Final Consent forms indicating their willingness to participate in the project) contributed their reading responses and computer literacy narratives, which were analyzed using inductive analysis as described by Patton (1990), Taylor and Bogdan (1998), and Goetz and LeCompte (1984).
 
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