Übersetzung für "Umgang mit computer" in Englisch

I still learn something new every day using my computer.

Of course, there are still problems to be solved in connection with computer-based remote communication for the deaf.

The children are also learning how to play instruments or how to use a computer.

I wish the following generation All the Best for their work with the computer.

The course requires German language fluency and handling a computer and internet browser.

Experience of using a computer is an advantage.

These skills include computer literacy and Internet comprehension.

The system can thus accelerate frequently occurring tasks and optimize computer use individually.

However, I was still in doubt as to whether I could learn to operate a computer.

They are specialists in dealing with computer and network technologies and in software engineering.

It describes the basics of the computers handling but does not cover special software products.

It was a club to learn English and to learn computers and the internet.

With a view to making the learning process more effective, curricula should be expanded to include instruction in the technical skills required to operate computers, on the one hand, and to make proper use of application programmes, on the other (Internet, multimedia software, etc.).

While European women are becoming more computer and internet savvy, disparities remain.

In the next two weeks we learn here with a lot of fun the dealing with the computer.

If used in a qualified and well-formulated educational sequence, group programs can serve as introductions to social relations and mutual stimulation of cooperative and constructive work.

To cater to these teachers, MUSE has decided to rely on improving computer skills.

Other assistance on topics directly related to thepreparation of the acceding countries to use theirlanguages as official languages of the EU implied thetraining of lawyer-linguists at the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg, the training of specialisedrevisers at the European Agency for Evaluation of Medicinal Products in London and the training in the useof IT tools (computer assisted translation software;terminology databases; etc).

This project is designed to give all pupils in secondary education the chance to obtain some practice on computers in practical applications.

The number of Internet connected computers per 100 pupils increased by 50% between 2001and 2002, and over half of Europe’s teachers havebeen trained in the use of computers and/or the Internet.

The aim is to use the computer for understanding and generating language and texts and to make use of computers more naturally in the long term.

Since broad access to computers is a condition for seniors' compurer literacy SeniorNet is going to launch this fall a 'SeniorNer_s Package' — in cooperation with Hewlett Packard, Swedish Telecom, Swedish Post, Sweden's biggest bank SEB, and with support from two retired people's organisations PRO and SPF (total of 600 000 members).

ESF activities under Objective 3 support actions, in synergy with national labour market programmes, that provide tailored training, employment guidance and advice services, modular distance learning, employment subsidies, information and work place­ment opportunities. The bulk of ESF actions under Objective 4 are aimed at people who are employed but who need to adapt and develop their skills to keep unemployment at bay.

But only two countries, France and the United Kingdom, had launched major national initiatives that were resulting in computers and new microelectronic devices going into all schools, at both primary and secondary levels, in the hope that they would both encourage computer literacy for all children, and improve the quality of teaching and learning.