Adult Computer Essentials
A completed 13-lesson visual handbook and five-page desk reference, helping adult smartphone users become comfortable on a computer.
Computer Essentials is a complete visual-learning package built around a reassuring idea: someone who uses a smartphone already understands many of the goals of computer use. What changes is the control, the screen and where things are found.
The recovered 33-page handbook contains thirteen lessons. It moves from parts, power, pointer and keyboard through Windows, files and folders, internet use, email, documents, spreadsheets, sharing, printing, calls, safety and simple fixes. Illustrated explanations alternate with practical tasks. The learner looks, connects the idea to a phone, performs a task, demonstrates it and returns for practice.
A five-page desk reference keeps the most useful mappings nearby: phone gestures to computer controls, keyboard shortcuts, file locations, safe internet/email use and basic troubleshooting. The materials exist as designed documents. This catalogue supplies their public project description; a separate download can be attached when the final distribution edition is selected.