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 Basic ICT Skills Class 9 Notes

Introduction

ICT stands for Information and Communication Technology. ICT includes

computers, the Internet, broadcasting technologies (radio and television) and
telephony.

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The various ICT tools that are used include computers, smartphones, Internet for
communication through e-mail and social networks, watching movies and TV
shows, etc

ICT skills help us to communicate, run our business and stay connected with our
family and friends.

Session 1: Introduction to ICT

When information is stored and recorded on electronic devices (tablet, 
smartphones, laptop), it takes on a ‘digital’ form. The basic ICT skills that you need
are:

1. knowing how to operate computers; and

2. knowing how to browse the Internet for collecting, storing and
disseminating information.

ICT at Workplace

At workplace, we use computer software and applications to complete tasks like

making documents, calculations, tables, graphs, etc.

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We can also use applications to do every day work, like buying things, booking
train or bus tickets, Internet
banking and making online payments.

So employees are expected to possess a sound knowledge of all these to work

independently on various software and computers.

ICT at Home

We use computers and mobile phones for talking to each other, sending and
receiving information, watching videos and news, listening to music and playing
games.

ICT Skills Class 9 Notes

Session 2: ICT Tools: Smartphones and Tablets — I
Smartphones and tablets are very important as we use them in daily activities like
sending e-mails and messages, sharing pictures, etc. Smartphones are now being
used to stay connected with social media and exchange information.

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Smartphones

Smartphone can be used to make calls and do things that we normally do using a
computer, such as browsing the web, sending e-mails, making video calls, playing
games, listening to music, watching movies and much more.

Some of the popular operating systems for smartphones are Android OS, Apple
iOS and Windows Mobile.

Tablets

A tablet is a mini computer with input, output and processing functions that are
all combined into one ‘touchscreen’, where you can do various tasks just by
touching its screen. It is bigger than a smartphone.

Difference between Smartphone and Tablet

Smartphone Tablet

Screen size is smaller Screen size is bigger

 Watching videos and making changes to a
Watching a movie or making
photo
changes
is better and easier due to bigger screen
to a picture is difficult
size

You need to charge phones more

Usually have a longer battery life
often

Applications or apps

Apps are software programs that perform different functions. Some of the apps
are already present on the phone or tablet. These are called “default” apps.
Besides, there are hundreds of apps that can be purchased and downloaded or
downloaded free of cost from online stores like Google Play Store for Android and
Apple App Store for Apple.

Commonly found applications

Some of the default Apps installed on smartphones and simple mobile phones

App Name Description

Phone This app is used to make calls

It Shows a calendar and we can also enter appointments,

Calendar:
reminders, etc.

Camera It helps to capture photos and Videos.

 E-mail This app is used to send and receive E-mail.

Photos This app stores all your Photos and Videos.

Clock This app shows time and also help to set alarms, timers etc.

This app help us to find the direction of our destination. It

Maps
uses GPS.

SMS This app is for sending and receiving messages

Browser This app help us to browse the Internet.

Music This app is for listening music.

Google Play This is Google Play Store from where we can download apps.
Store (Paid or Free)

This is Apple Play Store from where Apple users can download
Apple Store
apps(Paid or Free)

Basic ICT Skills Class 9 NOTES

 Common Apps

TV and Radio

TV and radio are being used as an ICT tool since a long time. Radio is used to
broadcast audio while TV is used to broadcast audio-visual information. We can
hear news, songs, stories, cricket commentary, etc., on radio, while TV is used for
watching movies, news, weather forecast, songs, cartoons etc.

ICT Skills Class 9 Notes

Session 3: ICT Tools: Smartphones and Tablets — II

Mobile Device Layout

Some of the basic controls you see on mobile device are as follows

1. Power button: This is used to start and shut down a mobile device.
2. Screen: A screen on which we perform functions by touching with our
fingers.
3. Back button: We use the Back Button to go back to the previous screen in
an application.
4. Microphone: This is present at the bottom of the mobile and we speak into
 the microphone when we talk to someone.
5. Menu button: This is used to show the options available in a particular app.
6. Home button: This brings you back to the Home Screen from wherever you
are in your mobile.
7. Earpiece: This helps you to listen to voice calls.
8. Volume button: This helps you to increase or reduce the sound of your
mobile

Basic Features of a Mobile Device

1. Bluetooth
2. Chargeable Battery
3. Wi-Fi
4. Touch Screen
5. Camera
6. Clock
7. Cellular network connectivity
8. Global Positioning System

Home screen of a mobile device

The home screen is the first (start) screen of a mobile device. There are three main
parts of the
home screen.
1. The top part of the screen is called the Status bar. It shows icons of network
signals, battery life, wi-fi etc.

2. The middle part of the screen consist of icons of applications. These icons can
be placed on any icons.

3. The lower part of the screen is called dock. The icons of app in the dock can
always be seen even if we move to another page.

Basic gestures used

Gestures are used to interact with the touchscreen of your mobile device. Some of
these gestures are given below.

1. Tap
2. Tap and hold
3. Drag
4. Swipe
5. Double tap
ICT Skills Class 9 Notes
Session 4: Parts of a Computer and Peripherals

Parts of a computer

Computer is an electronic device which takes input, process and gives output. It
consists of three main
units:

1. Input Unit:
2. Central Processing Unit (CPU)
3. Output Unit.

The CPU is further divided into three parts:

1. Control unit (CU): It coordinates between different parts to perform various

operations
2. Arithmetic and logic unit (ALU): It performs all Mathematical and Logical
Operations.
3. Memory unit (MU): It stores the data temporarily (RAM) as well as for a
long time (ROM).

Difference between RAM and ROM

RAM ROM
 It stands for Random Access Memory. It stands for Read Only Memory.

It stores the data temporarily It stores the data permanently

It is volatile It is non-volatile

Information is lost when computer is

Information cannot be changed easily
switched off

ICT Skills Class 9 Notes

Motherboard

Motherboard, also referred to as a system board, is the main circuit board inside a
computer. It connects input,
processing and output devices.

Storage devices

Storage devices are used to store digital information. The commonly used storage
devices are USB flash drive,
hard disk, CD, DVD, etc

Units of Memory

Data is stored in the form of bits and bytes. Bit (Binary Digit, represented by 0 or
1) is the smallest storage unit.

1. Eight bits combined together form a byte.

2. 1024 bytes make a kilobyte (KB).
 3. 1024 KB make 1 megabyte (MB)
4. 1024 megabyte make 1 gigabyte (GB)
5. 1024 gigabyte make 1 terabyte (TB)

Input devices:

An input device is used to enter information into the computer. for example
Keyboard, Microphone etc.

Input Device Functions

Keyboard It is used to enter data.

Web Camera It is used to record video.

Microphone It is used to record sound.

ICT Skills Class 9 Notes

Output devices:

Output devices bring information from the computer to the user. for example
Monitor, Printer, Speaker etc.

Output Device Function

Monitor It displays information to the user.

Printer It gives hard copy of the information.

Speaker It gives sound as output.

ICT Skills Class 9 Notes

NOTE: Input and output devices are also called ‘peripherals’. These are plugged
into the computer using connection ports.

Common Peripheral Devices

Name Type(Input/Output) Function

 Keyboard Input Device It is used to input data to the computer.

Mouse Input Device It is used to point and move the objects

It is used to project images from

Projector Output Device
computer on a screen.

Microphone Input Device It is used to record voice.

Speaker Output Device It plays back all the sound based output.

Monitor Output Device It displays all the visual output.

Printer Output Device It gives the hard copy of the document.

It convert the information on a paper

Scanner Input Device document into a
digital information document.

It is used for recording the items

Barcode
Input Device purchased in order to
scanner.
create the receipt/bill.

ICT Skills Class 9 Notes

Ports and connections

The slots into which we connect the mouse/keyboard/external hard disk wires are
called ports. Thus, ports help us to connect input, output and storage devices in a
computer system. for example

1. Universal serial bus or the USB port: It helps to connects peripheral devices,
such as a mouse or a keyboard or a printer
2. Display port: These can be of different types, like Video Graphics Array
(VGA) and High Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI)
3. Audio port: It help to connect microphone, speakers, and headphones to a
computer system.
4. Ethernet port: It is used for connecting the system to high speed Internet
cable.
5. Power port: It is used for connecting the computer system to the power
supply.
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ICT Skills Class 9 Notes

Session 5: Basic Computer Operations

Hardware

The physical parts that we can see and touch are called the hardware. for example
Keyboard, Mouse, Printer etc.

Software

It is a set of instructions which tells the computer how to perform a specific task.
The most important software in any computer is the Operating System (OS). Most
commonly used operating systems for computer are
Ubuntu, Microsoft Windows and Mac OS.

Some of the mobile operating systems are Apple iOS and Google Android.

Basic functions performed when a computer starts

A computer automatically runs a basic program called BIOS (Basic Input/Output

System) as soon as it is switched on. The BIOS first does a self-test. If the self-test
shows that the system is fine, the BIOS will load the Operating System.
Using the keyboard

A keyboard is an input device used to type text, numbers and commands into the
computer. Various types of keys available on keyboard are listed below.

Function keys

Keys labelled from F1 to F12 are function keys. The function of the F1 key in most
programs is to get help on that program.

Control keys

Keys, such as Control (CTRL), SHIFT, SPACEBAR, ALT, CAPS LOCK, and TAB, are
special control keys.

Enter key

ENTER or the RETURN key is used to move the cursor to the beginning of a new
line.

Punctuation keys

It includes keys for punctuation marks, such as colon (:), semicolon (;), question
mark (?), single quotation
marks (‘ ’), and double quotation marks (“ ”).

Navigation keys

Keys, such as the arrow keys, HOME, END, PAGE UP, and PAGE DOWN are
navigation keys. These are used
to move up and down, right and left in a document.

Command keys

Keys, such as INSERT (INS), DELETE (DEL), and BACKSPACE are command keys. The
DELETE key remove the character from right side of the cursor while BACKSPACE
key remove the character from left side of the cursor.

Windows keys

Pressing this key opens the Start menu.

Using the Mouse

A mouse is a small device that we can use to move, select, and open items on our
computer screen. Actions performed by mouse are listed below

1. Roll over/hover : Moving a mouse over a file in File Explorer, it will show the
details of that file.

2. Point and click: The mouse allows you to select an item on the screen. When
you click a particular file, it gets selected.

3. Drag and drop: To move an item, you need to click it, and then holding the
mouse button down, move the item to a new location. After you move the item to
the new location, you release the mouse button. This is called drag and drop.

4. Double-click: It means to quickly click the left mouse button twice.

ICT Skills Class 9 Notes

Session 6: Performing Basic File Operations

Files and Folders

All information stored in a computer is kept in files. Each file is given a file name
and has a file name extension that identifies the file type. For example, a
document created using Notepad will have the extension .txt. An image file
usually has an extension .jpg, while a sound file usually has .mp3

A folder is a location where a group of files can be stored.

Creating a file (using a text editor in Ubuntu)

1. To open a text editor, type ‘editor’ in the search dialog box.

2. Double-click the text editor icon.
3. A blank file open and type the text.
4. To save the file click Save.
 5. In Save As dialog box, type the name of file and click Save as.

Keyboard shortcut of common Operations in Windows

Operations Keyboard Shortcut

Undo Ctrl + Z

Redo Ctrl + R

Select all Ctrl + A

Cut Ctrl + X

Copy Ctrl + C

Paste Ctrl + V

Print Ctrl + P

Save Ctrl + S

ICT Skills Class 9 Notes

ICT Skills Class 9 Notes

Session 7: Communication and Networking — Basics of
Internet

The Internet is a huge network of computers around the world. Using the Internet
you can get any information. The information is stored in a big library/storehouse,
called the World Wide Web (WWW) or the Web.

When our computer is connected to the Internet, then we say that our computer is
online.

Uses of the Internet

Some of the most common uses are given below

1. Search information
2. Entertainment
3. E-mail and chatting
4. Social networking
5. Online Shopping
6. Online Ticket Booking
7. Online Learning
8. Online Banking

Requirement for connecting to the Internet

1. A device, such as a computer, laptop or mobile.

2. Modem
3. ISP (Internet Service Provider)

Types of connections

There are two types of connections

1. Wired Connection: When our computer is connected to the Internet using a

wire (Ethernet Cable), it is called a wired connection.

2. Wireless connection: When our computer is connected to the Internet without

wire(using wireless technology), it is called a wireless connection.

Bandwidth

Bandwidth is the amount of data that can be transmitted over a network in a

certain amount of time. The bandwidth is usually expressed in bits per second
(bps) or bytes per second. for example

1 Kbps (kilo bits per second) = 1000 bits per second

1 Mbps (mega bits per second) = 1000 kilo bits per second
1 Gbps (giga bits per second) = 1,000 mega bits per second

Internet Browser

An Internet Browser is a software program which helps us visit the various

websites. Some examples of browsers are Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and
Internet Explorer.

Search information using Internet Browser

1. Open an Internet browser.

2. Type the topic, on which you want information, in the search box.
3. Press Enter key from keyboard
4. The search results having the required information will be displayed

Session 8: Communication and Networking – Internet

Browsing
World Wide Web

The World Wide Web (WWW) or simply the Web is a huge collection of
information. It is a vast network of linked hypertext files, stored on computers
throughout the world. It is made up of

1. A web page
2. A web browser
3. A system to transfer information between the web browser and the web
pages.

Web Page

A web page is a document present on a computer that is connected to the

Internet. Each web page has a unique address called URL(Uniform Resource
Locator).

Hyperlinks

There are hyperlinks (highlighted and underlined words) present on web pages. If
we click on hyperlink, it will take us to another part on the same page or to a
different page.

Important parts of a web browser

1. Address bar (Alt+d)

2. Tabbed browsing (Ctrl+T)
3. Back and forward buttons (Alt+Left or right arrow keys)
4. Refresh button (F5)
ICT Skills Class 9 Notes

Session 9: Communication and Networking—

Introduction to e-Mail

Electronic mail or e-mail is a quick way of sending messages to people using the
Internet. Files containing videos, documents, spreadsheets, etc., can be sent along
with the e-mail as attachments. E-mail is fast and easy to use and it can be sent to
multiple people at the same time.

Postal mail vs. E-mail

Postal Mail E-mail

Postal mail address is a geographical E-mail address is a digital location on a

location. mail computer

It is slow mode of communication It is fast mode of communication

An e-mail is written on a computer

It is written with paper and pen
or mobile device

E-mail travels in a digital format over an

Postal mail is sent by bus, air, train
Internet connection

ICT Skills Class 9 Notes

E-mail ID or E-mail Address

An e-mail address is made up of two parts separated by the @ symbol. The part
before the @ symbol is created by the user. for example, amankukreja_1,
ananya123 etc.

The part after the ‘@’ symbol is the domain name of e-mail service provider, i.e.,
the company that provides the e-mail service. For example, Gmail by Google,
Outlook.com by Microsoft and yahoo.co.in by Yahoo!
Advantages of E-mail

1. E-mails can be sent to multiple users along with the attachments.

2. They are fast as they reach anyone around the world immediately.
3. They are free as most services do not charge money.
4. It is environment friendly, as no paper is used.

ICT Skills Class 9 Notes

Session 10: Communication and Networking— Creating

an e-Mail Account

There are a number of popular providers who help us to create an e-mail account.

(a) Gmail (run by Google)

(b) Outlook mail (run by Microsoft)
(c) Yahoo mail (run by Yahoo)

Steps to open an e-mail account on Gmail

1. Go to www.gmail.com and click “Create an account”

2. The sign up form will appear.
3. Fill your name, username, password.
4. Fill in other details as your phone number, country, etc and then click Next
step
5. Google welcome page will appear. Click on the ‘Continue to Gmail’

ICT Skills Class 9 Notes

Session 11: Communication and Networking— Writing
an e-Mail
Steps to write mail in G-mail

1. Sign-in to your G-mail account with your user id and password.

2. Click on the COMPOSE button.
3. A New Message window will open.
4. In the “To” section, type the e-mail ID of a person to whom you want to
send an e-mail.
5. In the Cc section, write the e-mail-ids of all the people to whom you want to
send copies of the message.
6. In the Subject, write the topic of the mail.
7. In the main body, type the message you want to send.
8. After typing your message, click Send.

NOTE: The mail will be sent to all the people whose e-mail addresses you have
given in the To and Cc sections.

Attaching a file to an e-mail

The Attach button often has a paperclip as its symbol. Steps to add a file as an
attachment are:

1. Click on the Attach button.

2. A new window open.
3. Locate and click on file which you want to attach and press OK.
4. The file will be attached and name of the file will be shown next to a paper
clip symbol.

Managing Folders

There are many folders which help us to manage and organize our e-mails.

1. Inbox: This folder holds e-mails that people have sent to us.
2. Sent: This folder holds e-mails that you have sent to people.
3. Draft: The Drafts folder holds all the e-mail you have started writing, but
not yet sent.
4. Trash: It holds e-mails that you no longer need and have deleted.
5. Junk/Spam: This folder holds e-mails that may not be useful.
ICT Skills Class 9 Notes
Session 12: Communication and Networking —
Receiving and Replying to e-mails

Receiving an e-mail

When someone sends an e-mail then the e-mail will appear in our Inbox. It shows
the name of the sender, subject and a title of the main message. It will remain
bold till you open it.

After reading mail, we can reply, forward or delete the mail. If the invitation was
sent to many people, you get another option, i.e., Reply to All

Replying an e-mail

After reading mail, we can reply the e-mail by following the steps given below:

1. Click on the Reply option at the bottom.

2. Type your reply in the space provided.
3. Click on Send.

Forwarding an e-mail

Steps to forward an e-mail are given below.

1. Open an e-mail.
2. Click on “Forward” option.
3. Type the e-mail address to whom you want to forward.
4. Write anything extra text/message if required.
5. Click on Send.

Deleting an e-mail

We can delete the mail by clicking on the delete icon. This will remove the e-mail
from your inbox and move it to the “Trash” folder.
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