tailieunhanh - Learning by doing 1

Tham khảo tài liệu 'learning by doing 1', ngoại ngữ, anh ngữ phổ thông phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | HOW TO STUDY one end and moon at the other for lightening and darkening your screen. Everything you type will still register you just won t be seeing it. Try it. Remember to continue to press SAVE as you re typing. When you feel calmer turn the screen back on. You may find you wrote more than usual. Remember to keep writing until you ve answered your questions created clear pictures and presented your thoughts in an order that makes sense to you. Save correcting for last You may want to take a sneak-peek at Chapter 19 Preparing for Essay Tests for more suggestions on writing and editing. E-Mail Some people become so attached to sending and receiving e-mail messages they refer to regular letters as being snail-mail. Even people who say they don t like to write enjoy sending e-mail messages. What s tricky is to make sure you have the exact e-mail address of the person you re sending a message to. Make sure each letter number and symbol is accurate. It s important too to use the same kind of spacing or lack of spacing The computer does what you tell it to. Exactly. Every punctuation mark every space each letter needs to be in the same precise order of the person s e-mail address. What s easy is that to answer someone s e-mail you click onto REPLY. Then simply confirm that it s going to the person who sent you a message. In addition you can print a copy and the initial message can be repeated in your reply. Some schools libraries and offices offer free courses for students and employees to learn how to use computers. Check it out The Internet The Internet is a gigantic network that behaves something like telephone lines. Anyone with an Internet link can click on to a source such as an online library. There is so much information available on the Internet even translations of documents that previously were very difficult to obtain that some libraries are focussing on Internet collections for library-users to use. 36 LEARNING BY DOING If the Personal Computer Is Old Hat