Keyboard

Used for entering information into the computer. A keyboard contains many
letters, numbers and symbols.
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 Mouse Mat

The pad that the mouse sits on, it is used to make the motion of the mouse
smoother and keep it from getting dirty.
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 Mouse

Used for navigating clicking on the computer screen. Single and double clicks are
used for different functions.
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 Monitor

This part looks like a TV screen and shows you what you are doing on your
computer.
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 Printer

A machine that copies the information from your computer on to paper.

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 Scanner

A machine that copies things on paper or in books and then turns them into
information that is understood by the computer.
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 Speakers

These connect to the computer to make it possible for us to hear the sounds it
makes.
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 Compact Disk (CD)

A compact disc can hold lots of information. It can hold programs, music and
work that you have done.
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 CD-Rom Drive

This is the part of the computer that reads the information stored on the CDs we
insert into it. Examples: music, games and programs.
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 Network Point

This is where we plug our computers into our network. This makes sure that they
are all connected.
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 Interactive White Board

This is also called an IWB. This is a projector that transfers what is on a computer
screen onto the board.

It can be controlled by using a digital pen.

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 Data Projector

This is the machine used to project what is on the computer screen on to the white
board.
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 Wireless Internet Connector

This sends out signals to connect

computers to the network without using a wire or network point.
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 Central Processing Unit (C.P.U)

This is the processor and main part of the computer. All parts of the computer
connect to this in order to communicate and work.
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