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Development of future versions of Sugar takes place at [http://WWW.sugarlabs.org Sugar Labs]. The OLPC [[Release notes/8.2.0]] contains version 0.82.1 of Sugar. |
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Sugar is the core of the [[OLPC Human Interface Guidelines|OLPC Human Interface]]. Its goal is to turn the Laptop into a fun, easy to use, social experience that promotes sharing and learning. |
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Small Houses |
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[[Image:Sugar.png|350px|thumb|none|Sugar running on Fedora]] |
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2009 |
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[[Image:Neighborhood.jpg|200px]][[Image:Home.jpg|200px]][[Image:Web1200.png|200px]] |
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==Getting Sugar== |
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Sugar is available: |
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OCR iPro level2 |
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; on the [[XO]] laptop |
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Providing Customer Service |
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: If you have an XO-1, it's running Sugar. Read [[Upgrading the XO]] to update to the latest version. |
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; as [[OS images]] |
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: You can install or upgrade an XO to a new OS image. You can also run a Sugar image using [[:Category:Emulation|emulation]] on almost any operating system, including Windows. |
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; as Live CDs |
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: You can download a [[LiveCD]] <tt>.iso</tt> file and burn it to a CD, and then boot and run it on almost any x86 PC, including x86 Macintosh. |
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; as packages for other Linux distributions |
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: You can [[:Category:Installing Sugar|install Sugar from packages]] on other Linux distributions (Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, etc.) using [[yum]] or apt-get, and run Sugar as an alternative UI. |
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; as runnable source code for developers on Linux |
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: Developers on Linux can install from the latest source code using [[Sugar with sugar-jhbuild]]. |
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Once you get [[Sugar]] running, take a picture of your desktop or laptop running Sugar, and leave a thumbnail and note in the relevant Talk page (the "discussion" tab) about what build you used and how it worked. |
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==Getting started== |
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You can explore the Sugar interface in our [http://laptop.org/8.2.0/manual/ Getting Started guide]. |
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There are other [[Getting started]] resources. |
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Note the "Frame key" [[Image:Key_frame.jpg|40px]] at the top-right corner of your [http://laptop.org/en/laptop/start/keyboard.shtml keyboard], |
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which toggles the presence of the Frame on and off the screen. (The Frame |
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is the black border around the screen that holds the activity taskbar, |
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clipboard, buddy list, etc.) |
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You can restart Sugar by pressing the Ctrl-Alt-Erase keys simultaneously. |
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==Develop== |
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Developers, once you've installed Sugar, you can go on to develop for the environment. |
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===Exploring Sugar=== |
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* [http://www.redhatmagazine.com/2007/02/23/building-the-xo-introducing-sugar/ Building the XO: Introducing Sugar - Red Hat Magazine 2007-02-23] |
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* [[Sugar_with_sugar-jhbuild|Build]] from sources |
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* Read the human interaction [[HIG|guidelines]] |
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* Get an overview of the [[Sugar Architecture|architecture]] |
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* [[Sugar_Activity_Tutorial|Write]] your own activity |
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* Check out the library of [[Sugar Code Snippets]] |
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* [[Understanding sugar code]] organization. |
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* See a list of Sugar [[Activities|activities]] and specifications. |
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* [http://dev.laptop.org/git?p=sugar;a=summary Sugar source repository] |
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* [http://dev.laptop.org/query?status=new&status=assigned&status=reopened&group=component&order=priority Current trac tickets, sorted by category]. The TODO list. |
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* [http://dev.laptop.org/roadmap Roadmap] |
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=== Learning More === |
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*[[Creating an Activity]], ''General information about how to create an activity''. |
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*[[Activity tutorial]], ''Technical information about how to create an activity'' |
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*[[Activity bundles]], ''Technical information abot how to package an activity'' |
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*[[Sugar Activity Builder]], ''General Script to make a Sugar's activity skeleton'' |
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*[[Hacking Sugar]], ''Tips and tricks'' |
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===Contribute=== |
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* Subscribe to the [http://mailman.laptop.org/mailman/listinfo/sugar mailing list] (here are [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/sugar/ its archives]) |
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* Join the [irc://irc.freenode.net/sugar irc channel] |
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* Give sugar some [http://dev.laptop.org/query?status=new&status=assigned&status=reopened&keywords=%7Esugar-love&order=priority love]! These are bugs in sugar which are already triaged, with good instructions on how to fix them in most cases, and can be fixed with the LiveCD. |
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* Test and report [http://dev.laptop.org/newticket issues] |
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[[Category:Sugar]] |
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[[Category:Developers]] |
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[[Category:Subsystems]] |
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Name: Richard Johnson |
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School: Winterhill School |
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Introduction |
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My name is Richard Johnson. I am currently employed by Minute Solutions as an advisor Minute Solutions is a large company that advises other toy stores by giving advice on maintaining their technology and content management |
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As an advisor at the company, I have been asked to review the situation at Small Houses, Small Houses is an company that that supplies items such as furniture ,flooring, wallpaper and lighting. |
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They have recently created a website to where customers from around the world can browse the stock at Small Houses although the site doesn’t yet support any forms that allow customers to pay via the internet. |
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Contents |
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Unit Requirements |
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Task 1 |
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-Identify senior staff at Small Houses |
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Identify the types of end users in fancy fishes |
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The end users that are employed by Small Houses are as follows |
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-The owner |
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-Administration staff |
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-Warehouse staff |
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Training needs for the End-Users |
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Each group of end users at Small Houses have different training needs and end-user requirements, almost most of all the staff at fancy fishes will need an ECDL course, this course will help them learn the basic word processing, spreadsheet training and an e-mailing course. |
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If all employers in the company enrolled in ECDL and improve their computering skills it will make orders correct and complete, a lot more quickly and will keep payment details up to date |
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Methods for the end-users to record their training needs |
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The appropriate methods that end-users could use to record their training needs are as follows |
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• Survey |
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• Questionnaire |
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• Interviews |
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Appropriate sources of technical information |
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The appropriate sources of technical information includes |
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• Google |
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• Help |
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• Forums |
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• Manufacturers website |
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Task 2 |
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Process of identifying existing hardware/software |
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Identifying existing software |
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To view existing software in a pc, |
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Click " Start " on the taskbar and then click on the " Control Panel " icon as shown below. |
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Please doubleclick the " Add or Remove Programs " icon: |
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Identifying existing hardware and software |
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Start the Add/Remove Hardware Wizard using Add/Remove Hardware item in the Control Panel. |
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1. Click Next until to start installing the device. |
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2. Select Add/Troubleshoot a device and click Next. |
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Summary of existing hardware and software |
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Methods of identifying Usage of existing hardware and software |
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summary of the Usage of existing hardware and software |
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potential improvements in existing hardware and software |
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identify existing automated procedures |
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Routine/complex automated procedures |
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Routine automated procedures |
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-Virus scans |
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-disk scans |
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-disk defragmentation |
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-backing up |
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Routine automated procedures would benefit fancy fishes in many ways, for example a routine virus scam, programmed to scan daily as a background process can keep the systems working at optimum performance. Disk Defragmentation can compress all of the saved data into one area of the disk making loading and booting time faster. |
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Complex automated procedures are |
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-Log-in checks |
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-batch file checks |
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-complex queries |
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-mail merge procedures |
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-macros to complete tasks |
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If Koi consultancy wanted to secure their network they could use password protection and a captcha |
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A password is a secret word or string of characters that is used for authentication to prove identification to prove identity or gain access to a resource |
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A Captcha is a type of challenge-response test used in computing to ensure that the response is not generated by a computer. The process usually involves one computer (a server) asking a user to complete a simple test which the computer is able to generate and grade. |
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Automated routine virus scanners can keep the |
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system free of viruses |
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such scanners are as follows: |
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Nod32 |
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Eset smart security |
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MacAfee |
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Norton360 |
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Panda security |
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AVG |
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Bullguard |
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Summary of existing hardware and software |
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Team working |
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Team members |
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Richard Johnson |
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Luke Werra |
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Daniel Hartley |
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Roles/ Responsibilities |
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Richard Johnson |
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hardware / software manager |
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Luke Werra |
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Admin |
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Daniel Hartley |
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co-ordinator |
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Minutes |
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Details of meetings |
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10/03/09 people present- Danny, Richard, Luke |
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2:30pm |
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Topics covered- in today’s discussion we sorted out the teams roles responsibilities |
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Issues- I wanted to be a software manager, as did Luke, after a discussion Luke decided to take on the responsibility of Admin, and I agreed to take the role of software, and hardware manager |
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12/03/09 people present- Richard, Luke |
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11:30am |
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Topics covered-today, we discussed, and each created a word document to show on how we would find out about what hardware and software is installed on the pc’s at fancy fishes |
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17/03/09 people present- Danny, Richard, Luke |
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14:30pm |
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Topics covered- we have discussed what routine automated / complex automated procedures could be used at fancy fishes, to help improve their systems. |
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19/03/09 people present- Richard, Luke |
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11:32am |
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Topics covered- we have discussed what security can be put in place to make a safer, secure networking environment for fancy fishes. |
Revision as of 11:42, 7 May 2009
Small Houses 2009
OCR iPro level2
Providing Customer Service
Name: Richard Johnson
School: Winterhill School
Introduction
My name is Richard Johnson. I am currently employed by Minute Solutions as an advisor Minute Solutions is a large company that advises other toy stores by giving advice on maintaining their technology and content management
As an advisor at the company, I have been asked to review the situation at Small Houses, Small Houses is an company that that supplies items such as furniture ,flooring, wallpaper and lighting.
They have recently created a website to where customers from around the world can browse the stock at Small Houses although the site doesn’t yet support any forms that allow customers to pay via the internet.
Contents
Unit Requirements Task 1 -Identify senior staff at Small Houses
Identify the types of end users in fancy fishes
The end users that are employed by Small Houses are as follows -The owner -Administration staff -Warehouse staff
Training needs for the End-Users
Each group of end users at Small Houses have different training needs and end-user requirements, almost most of all the staff at fancy fishes will need an ECDL course, this course will help them learn the basic word processing, spreadsheet training and an e-mailing course. If all employers in the company enrolled in ECDL and improve their computering skills it will make orders correct and complete, a lot more quickly and will keep payment details up to date
Methods for the end-users to record their training needs
The appropriate methods that end-users could use to record their training needs are as follows • Survey • Questionnaire • Interviews
Appropriate sources of technical information
The appropriate sources of technical information includes • Google • Help • Forums • Manufacturers website
Task 2
Process of identifying existing hardware/software
Identifying existing software
To view existing software in a pc,
Click " Start " on the taskbar and then click on the " Control Panel " icon as shown below.
Please doubleclick the " Add or Remove Programs " icon:
Identifying existing hardware and software
Start the Add/Remove Hardware Wizard using Add/Remove Hardware item in the Control Panel.
1. Click Next until to start installing the device.
2. Select Add/Troubleshoot a device and click Next.
Summary of existing hardware and software
Methods of identifying Usage of existing hardware and software
summary of the Usage of existing hardware and software
potential improvements in existing hardware and software
identify existing automated procedures
Routine/complex automated procedures
Routine automated procedures
-Virus scans
-disk scans
-disk defragmentation
-backing up
Routine automated procedures would benefit fancy fishes in many ways, for example a routine virus scam, programmed to scan daily as a background process can keep the systems working at optimum performance. Disk Defragmentation can compress all of the saved data into one area of the disk making loading and booting time faster.
Complex automated procedures are -Log-in checks -batch file checks -complex queries -mail merge procedures -macros to complete tasks
If Koi consultancy wanted to secure their network they could use password protection and a captcha
A password is a secret word or string of characters that is used for authentication to prove identification to prove identity or gain access to a resource
A Captcha is a type of challenge-response test used in computing to ensure that the response is not generated by a computer. The process usually involves one computer (a server) asking a user to complete a simple test which the computer is able to generate and grade.
Automated routine virus scanners can keep the system free of viruses
such scanners are as follows: Nod32 Eset smart security MacAfee Norton360 Panda security AVG Bullguard
Summary of existing hardware and software
Team working
Team members Richard Johnson
Luke Werra
Daniel Hartley
Roles/ Responsibilities
Richard Johnson
hardware / software manager
Luke Werra
Admin
Daniel Hartley
co-ordinator
Minutes
Details of meetings 10/03/09 people present- Danny, Richard, Luke 2:30pm Topics covered- in today’s discussion we sorted out the teams roles responsibilities
Issues- I wanted to be a software manager, as did Luke, after a discussion Luke decided to take on the responsibility of Admin, and I agreed to take the role of software, and hardware manager
12/03/09 people present- Richard, Luke
11:30am
Topics covered-today, we discussed, and each created a word document to show on how we would find out about what hardware and software is installed on the pc’s at fancy fishes
17/03/09 people present- Danny, Richard, Luke 14:30pm Topics covered- we have discussed what routine automated / complex automated procedures could be used at fancy fishes, to help improve their systems.
19/03/09 people present- Richard, Luke 11:32am Topics covered- we have discussed what security can be put in place to make a safer, secure networking environment for fancy fishes.