| Level |
Students should be able to - |
Level 1 (up to Primary 3) |
- operate computers and multi-media educational software
- communicate and handle information with simple IT tools in writing and other learning activities
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Level 2 (up to Primary 6) |
- use a number of software packages, such as simple word-processing and graphical packages for communication and learning purposes
- select and determine information from a variety of sources, such as electronic encyclopaedia on CD-ROM and the Internet
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Level 3 (up to Secondary 3) |
- use common IT software tools in information processing, such as -
- word-processing packages
- spreadsheets in calculation and charting
- database information management
- Internet tools for communication and information retrieval
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Level 4 (up to Secondary 5) |
- understand the functions of a range of IT systems, such as microcomputers and their peripherals
- understand the features of common IT software tools and work competently and effectively with these tools
- reflect critically on their own and othersŐ use of IT
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Level 5 (up to Secondary 7) |
- integrate use of and select appropriate IT software tools to analyse and present information to fulfil specific purposes, such as multi-media presentation
- become frequent and sophisticated IT users in future studies and work
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