Using the Computer and Managing Files
The ECDL Module 2 exam requires the candidate to have a firm understanding of the computer’s operating system and the basic functions of the computer itself. Tasks such as navigating around the desktop environment and file directories will be tested, as well as a candidate’s ability to manage and organise files and directories on the computer (creating, copying, moving and deleting files and directories). Additionally, candidates must be able to deal with applications that are not responding, as well as being able to use the computer’s help features. Other tasks such as print management, running anti-virus software and the ability to customise and manipulate windows will also be covered.
To pass the ECDL Module 2 exam, a candidate must score at least 24 marks from a possible 32 (75%).
Free ECDL Module 2 Study Guides
Module 2 Study Notes Study guide for Module 2, Managing FilesModule 2 manual Training material for the ECDL Module 2
Free ECDL Module 2 Practice Exams
Two Practice Exams A number of Module 2 practice questions to trySample Test from ECDL org. Sample test for the ECDL exams
