The final assessment evaluates the practical computer skills developed
throughout the course. Learners will complete a series of tasks designed
to demonstrate their ability to work with computers, manage information,
use office applications, communicate online, and follow basic digital
safety practices.
Learners will perform basic computer operations such as opening
applications, switching between windows, managing files, and using
keyboard shortcuts.
Learners will create and format a professional document according to
provided instructions.
Learners will enter sample data, apply formatting, perform basic
calculations, and create a chart.
Learners will create a presentation containing organized content,
visual elements, and appropriate slide formatting.
Learners will complete a basic internet research activity and prepare
a professional email containing the required information and attachment.
Learners will identify common security risks and explain appropriate
practices for protecting accounts, devices, files, and personal
information.
Learners will be presented with a simulated computer problem and asked
to identify possible causes and appropriate basic troubleshooting steps.
After completing the assessment, learners can review their performance
and identify areas where additional practice may be useful. Self-evaluation
encourages continuous learning and improvement.
By the end of the final assessment, learners will be able to demonstrate
practical computer skills across computer operations, file management,
Microsoft Office, internet usage, email, cloud services, digital safety,
and basic troubleshooting.