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Surrey Libraries Computer Learning Centres

This teaching script introduces new computer users to the basic functions of a mouse. It explains what a mouse is, how to hold it properly, and the different clicking methods: left click, right click, and scrolling with the mouse wheel. The script describes the function of the mouse cursor, including its various forms such as the arrow and hand symbol. Users will learn how to navigate the screen, scroll through pages, and perform drag and drop actions. Access additional learning activities through Surrey Libraries’ website under their computer classes.

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Surrey Libraries Computer Learning Centres

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  1. Surrey Libraries Computer Learning Centres Totally New to Computers Mousing Matters January 2012 Teaching Script

  2. What is a Mouse? • A mouse is a pointing device that allows you to select objects on the screen.

  3. Holding a Mouse • Thumb rests on the left side of the mouse. • Index finger rests on the left button. • Middle finger rests on the right button.

  4. Mouse Clicking • A – Left Clicking • B – Right Clicking • C – Scrolling • D – Reach out and grasp the mouse • Then cup the mouse with your hand

  5. Mouse Wheel - Scrolling • Mouse wheel is an additional accessory placed between two buttons found in a mouse. • The wheel allows you to scroll. • Scrolling allows you to move up and down the page.

  6. Mouse cursor can change: • Arrow – for pointing • Hand – when it is a link to another webpage • Capital I - when it is text

  7. Mouse is used to: • Move around the screen • Scroll • Click • Drag & Drop

  8. Learning Activities Access the learning activities via Surrey Libraries’ website under: Programs & Services Programs & Classes Computer Classes Class Activities and Handouts Click on Mousing Class Activities

  9. Questions?

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