Using Your Computer Mouse (for kids) — Transcript
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- 0:00ready to learn about your mouse thanks
- 0:04not that kind of mouse this kind of
- 0:07mouse a computer mouse the computer
- 0:10mouse is a computer input device that
- 0:13controls a cursor on the computer screen
- 0:16by moving the mouse along a flat surface
- 0:19you can move your cursor to and you
- 0:22press the buttons on the mouse to select
- 0:25something on the screen this is called
- 0:27clicking your mouse probably looks
- 0:30something like this the computer mice
- 0:32come in many different shapes and sizes
- 0:34on a standard Mouse there are two
- 0:37buttons and a scroll wheel using your
- 0:41left button it's called a left-click
- 0:43then you do this to select items with a
- 0:45single click or you can double click on
- 0:48an icon to start a program on the
- 0:50computer using the right button is
- 0:53called a right-click right-clicking an
- 0:55item or icon will open a pop-up menu
- 0:58with useful options if you right click
- 1:01by Occident don't worry
- 1:02simply click again with your left button
- 1:05on the screen away from the pop-up menu
- 1:08use the scroll wheel to see text and
- 1:11items lower down on a page and not yet
- 1:13visible on the screen here are some
- 1:17useful tips for using your mouse always
- 1:20keep your mouse flat on the table or
- 1:22desk tobe a crazy clicker click once or
- 1:27twice for double click and wait for the
- 1:29computer to respond before clicking
- 1:31again keep your index finger on the Left
- 1:34button to minimize accidental right
- 1:36clicks
- 1:37and now you are ready to practice using
- 1:40your mouse have fun exploring where your
- 1:43mouse can take you on your computer
- 1:45[Music]
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