Showing posts with label Computer Literacy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Computer Literacy. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Help wanted ads include “Computer Proficiency” at top of the list

Have you read this article by Randall S. Hansen, Ph.D., and Katharine Hansen, Ph.D. on what employers consider “must have” skills in today’s very competitive job market?

They list Computer/Technical Literacy near the top of the list. “Almost all jobs now require some basic understanding of computer hardware and software, especially word processing, spreadsheets, and email,” according to the Hansen’s.

Video Professor has lessons in all these key skills. Learning is simple, quick and easy with Video Professor’s proven “What you see is what you do” method of learning.

Learn today’s key job skills with Video Professor then check the “Help Wanted” ads.

Thursday, April 8, 2010

Technology Spans the Globe. (If you know how)

A member of the Video Professor team has a family member half a world away this week. They’ve been communicating on a regular basis via YouTube, PDA and of course, by computer.

Videos, Video Chats, Social Websites, you name it and they’re doing it.

A generation ago it would have been done by long distance phone (maybe) or telegram (expensive). Very likely you’d just get a post card. (After they got back)

Today, communication from much of the world is done in an instant, with any combination of video, text or voice you need. It’s all very easy, if you have the skills.

Video Professor’s proven “What you see is what you do” method of learning makes it easy to harness the most technically advanced communications with the computer on your desk, on your lap or the PDA in pocket or purse.

When you review the Video Professor Learning Library you’ll see dozens of programs to help you communicate, or be more productive in the office. Video Professor can even teach you how to get the best travel bargains should you need to travel half-way around the world.

When you get to your destination, it’s nice to stay in touch with the folks back home. Let Video Professor teach you how. Video Professor lessons are available on CD-ROM or direct to your computer via Video Professor Online.