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Computer Skills for Pharmacy Assistants

The document outlines a series of learning activities focused on using a computer, email, and electronic messaging for a basic pharmacist's assistant. It includes tasks such as creating and editing documents, writing professional emails, assessing email messages, and managing attachments. Each activity requires printouts to be included in a portfolio for assessment.

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Computer Skills for Pharmacy Assistants

The document outlines a series of learning activities focused on using a computer, email, and electronic messaging for a basic pharmacist's assistant. It includes tasks such as creating and editing documents, writing professional emails, assessing email messages, and managing attachments. Each activity requires printouts to be included in a portfolio for assessment.

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STUDY UNIT 1 : USING THE COMPUTER

Learning Activity 1:[5]


[Link] a word document which you will attach to an email.
 Type a short paragraph containing your Name, Surname ,Address and a short
message describing your scope of practice as learner basic pharmacist’s assistant.
(2)
 Format the message accordingly and write down the font , font size ,font style you
have used on your document.(2)
 Save the document with an appropriate file name. ( Write the filename in the
document ) (1)
 Print the document and include it in your portfolio of evidence.
All printouts must be attached to your portfolio for assessment.

Learning Activity 2:[5]


[Link] a document by adding and deleting text :
 Open up the document that you were working on Learning 1.
 Add a paragraph .(2)
 Save and write down the document name. (1)
 Print the new document and add this document in your portfolio of evidence.
 Delete the address. (1)
 Save and write down the document name. (1)
 Print out the document after deleting and add this document in your portfolio of
evidence.
All printouts must be attached to your portfolio for assessment.

STUDY UNIT 2: INTRODUCTION TO INTERNET AND ELECTRONIC MAIL


Self-evaluation Question 1
[Link] do you understand by the word email or electronic messaging? (In your own words)

Self-evaluation Question 2
[Link] do you use email for in your workplace ? If you don’t use email at your
workplace,how would you have like to use it ?

Self-evaluation Question 3
[Link] down the website details of Health Science Academy ,South African Pharmacy
Council ,and your specific employer .
Learning Activity 3 [3]

[Link] an email to your supplier to let them know that you received an incomplete order and
arrange for credit or supply of the balance of your stock .Make sure that :
 The recipient address is correct (1)
 The subject of the mail is clear and explains what the message is about (1)
 The greeting is professional (1)
 The message is clear and professional (2)
 The message is grammatically correct (1)
 The signature is appropriate (1)
2..Copy your manager on the email. (1)
[Link] a copy of the order document .(1)
[Link] the email or ask your manager to print it out for you.
[Link] the email to your collegue(s) as confirmation that you have addressed the short
supply with your suppliers.(1)
[Link] out a copy of the message you forwarded to your colleague(s).

All printouts must be attached to your portfolio for assessment.

Learning Activity 4 :[10]


Ask your colleague to send you a mail with an attachment. The attachment must be work
related.
 Open the message and print it .(1)
 Assess the email according to the criteria of an appropriate email message
discussed in your resource guide.(5)
o Subject
o Greeting
o Actual message
o Signature or sender details
o Grammar
o Spelling
 Open the attachment and print it .(1)
 Reply to the sender and print the reply.(1) The reply must also comply with the
criteria of an appropriate email message .
 Forward the message to two more people.(1)
 Print the forwarded message.(1)

All printouts must be attached to your portfolio for assessment.

Learning Activity 5 : [10]


 Open three incoming messages and write down the subject of each message .
 Print the screen showing the open message .(1)
 How do you tell the active message from the others? (1)
 Print each active open message and do the following : (1)
o Copy text from the three open messages and paste it to your new message.
(3)
o Print the new message. (1)

All printouts must be attached to your portfolio for assessment.


Learning Activity 6 : [4]
[Link] up your mail box and print the screen of the original appearance of your mail box or
message. (1)
[Link] some of your tool bar menus and open messages under the different menu
settings.(2)
[Link] the same message under the different settings and attach them to your portfolio. (1)

All printouts must be attached to your portfolio for assessment.

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