Self Assessment
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General Computer
File Management
System Maintenance
Word Processing Skills
Communication Skills
Web skills
Data bases Information Integrity
Spreadsheets
Presentation Skills
Digital Literacy Self-Assessment
This Self-Assessment is designed to help you determine if you will need additional training or practice to meet the computer-related requirements for a host of responsibilities. It is divided into 9 parts:

General Computer Knowledge

File Management Knowledge

System Maintenance and Security Knowledge

Word Processing Skills 

Communications Skills (email, listservs)

Web Skills

Databases, Searching and Information Integrity

Spreadsheets

Presentation Skills

At the end of each part, total your points for that section, and based on the total, make a decision about whether or not you need to seek additional training in that area:
If you score above 16 points for any particular section, you probably have the skill level you need to use a computer in that area for your program.
If you score between 10 and 15, you seem to have a significant amount of familiarity but we suggest you continue to give yourself opportunities to work with a computer and become even more familiar with that particular aspect**.
If you score below 10, you need to get additional training and/or practice**.