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• Domestic Data Entry Operator (Job Role)

• Qualification Pack

  • Ref. Id: SSC/Q2212

  • Sector: Information Technology and Information Technology enabled Services (IT–ITeS)

• Textbook for Class X

  • Academic Year: 2023-24

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• Publication Details

  • First Edition: November 2022

  • Printed by: NCERT, New Delhi

• Price: ₹330.00

• ISBN: 978-93-5580-007-7

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• Foreword

  • Emphasis on integrating work and education into curricula

  • Importance of practical experience for personal and social values

  • NCF 2005 motivation for Vocational Education and Training (VET)

  • Relation to National Skill Qualification Framework (NSQF)

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• PSSCIVE Mission: Development of modular curricula for vocational subjects

• Objective: Link VET with societal and individual skill requirements

  • Emphasizes the importance of experiential learning

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• About the Textbook

  • Rapid growth of IT-ITeS sector and demand for trained personnel

  • Role of Data Entry Operators in managing large amounts of data

  • Necessary skills include typing and knowledge of IT processes

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• Software Used: LibreOffice 6.4

• Importance of quality content aligned with NOSs for vocational training

• Overview of Units in the textbook covering various IT competencies

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• Textbook Development Team Members

  • Includes various educators and professionals in the field

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• Acknowledgements

  • Thanks to contributors and reviewers for their expertise

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• Contents

  • Unit 1: Digital Documentation using LibreOffice Writer

  • Unit 2: Electronic Spreadsheet using LibreOffice Calc

  • Unit 3: Database Management Systems using LibreOffice Base

  • Unit 4: Healthy Work Environment Practices

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• Do You Know?

  • Education is a Fundamental Right for children aged 6-14

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• Digital Documentation Overview

  • Advanced features in LibreOffice Writer

  • Importance of professional document presentation

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• Unit Introduction to Advanced Features

  • Overview of features facilitating document creation

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• Introduction to Styles

  • Difference between manual formatting and styles for consistency

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• Style Categories

  • Page, Paragraph, Character, Frame, List, and Table

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• Styling with the Style Menu

• Use of predefined styles accessing through toolbars

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• Assignment: Explore styles in a practical application

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• Practical Activities on using styles

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• Applying Page Styles to documents

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• Fill Format for applying styles scattered in the document

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• Document navigation and applying styles efficiently

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