Touchpad Information Technology Class 9

Sanjay Jain

Summary

The chapters of this book have been selected and designed as per the CBSE curriculum of Vocational course on IT. 

KEY FEATURES 
- National Education Policy 2020 
- Sneak Peek: This section contains glimpses of MS Office. 
- Glossary: This section contains definition of common terms. 
- Objective Type Questions: This section contains objective type questions to assess the intellectual skills of the students. 
- Subjective Type Questions: This section has subjective questions to assess the comprehensive writing skills of the students. 
- Sample Question Paper: This section contains sample question paper. 
- Practical Work: This section has sample questions for practical examination 
- Digital Solutions 

DESCRIPTION
The main features of this book are as follows: 
- The language of the book is simple and easy to understand. 
- The book focuses on Free and Open-Source Software (Foss) with highlights of MS Office. 
- Notes are given for add-on knowledge. 
- Students are provided with fun facts about the topic. 
- Lab Activities are added in between the chapters to develop practical skills. 
- The applications of IT Tools are discussed with real life scenarios. 
- The contents will help to create opportunity for better job prospects with respect to IT fields. 

WHAT WILL YOU LEARN 
You will learn about: 
- Communication skills 
- Self Management skills 
- Fundamentals of computers 
- ICT Tools 
- Entrepreneurship 
- Green Skills 
- Introduction to IT – ITeS industry 
- Data Entry and Keyboarding Skills 
- Digital Documentation 
- Electronic Spreadsheet 
- Digital Presentation 

WHO THIS BOOK IS FOR 
Grade - 9 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 
1. Part A Employability Skills 
(a) Unit-1 Communication Skills-I 
(i) Chapter-1 Communication Skills 
(b) Unit-2 Self Management Skills-I 
(ii) Chapter-2 Self Management 
(c) Unit-3 ICT Skills-I 
(iii) Chapter-3 Information & Communication Technology 
(iv) Chapter-4 e-Mail 
(d) Unit-4 Entrepreneurial Skills-I 
(v) Chapter-5 Entrepreneurship 
(e) Unit-5 Green Skills-I 
(vi) Chapter-6 Green Skills 
2. Part B Subject Specific Skills 
(a) Unit-1 Introduction to IT – ITeS Industry 
(i) Chapter-1 Introduction to IT & ITeS 
(b) Unit-2 Data Entry and Keyboarding Skills 
(ii) Chapter-2 Data Entry & Keyboard Skills 
(c) Unit-3 Digital Documentation 
(iii) Chapter-3 Digital Documentation: Word Processor 
(iv) Chapter-4 Formatting in Word Processor 
(v) Chapter-5 Mail Merge 
(d) Unit-4 Electronic Spreadsheet 
(vi) Chapter-6 Working with Spreadsheet 
(vii) Chapter-7 Formatting Cells in Spreadsheet 
(e) Unit-5 Digital Presentation 
(vii) Chapter-8 Working with Presentation 
(ix) Chapter-9 Digital Slides 
3. Part C Practical Work 
(a) Practical Work 
(a) Viva Voce Questions 
4. Projects 
5. Glossary 
6. Sample Question Paper

Available since: 11/20/2021.

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