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COL launched this programme to widen access to information and communications technologies (ICTs) skills training using free software. Sir John Daniel, President of COL, announced the initiation of the Commonwealth Computer Navigator's Certificate (CCNC) on 16 September to coincide with Software Freedom Day 2006.
AcknowledgementsThe people and institutions are warmly thanked for their contribution to the CCNC materials. IntroductionThe Commonwealth of Learning (COL) conceptualised the Computer Navigator's Certificate (CCNC) in 2006. The CCNC widens the available learning and training options in the Commonwealth by acquiring ICT skills using free open-source software. It furthermore eliminates concerns about the illegal use of proprietary software.
The CCNC is open to participation from local tertiary education institutions, non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and private-sector training institutions throughout the Commonwealth interested in adopting the certificate in their own offerings. Alternatively, they can use the materials to obtain the full Core OpenICDL Qualification.
The Use of Icons in the MaterialsWhile working through the modules, you will notice the frequent use of margin icons. These icons serve to “signpost” a particular piece of text, a new task or change in activity - they have been included to help you to find your way around these materials. CCNC Module 1 - Concepts of INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
CCNC Module 2 - Using the computer and managing files
CCNC Module 3 - Word processingSection 3.1 - Using the application Wordprocessing Using Microsoft Word 2003CCNC Module 4 - Spreadsheets
CCNC Module 5 - DatabaseCCNC Module 6 - PresentationCCNC Module 7 - Information and communicationCourse Level Page |