Input vs. output

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Input vs. output by Mind Map: Input vs. output

1. Any computer part that you might use to enter data into the computer

2. Input devices

2.1. Scanner

2.1.1. Benefits: Can turn written text to digital text, add images to text

2.1.1.1. Challenges: Can be hard to learn the skills to operate

2.2. Mouse

2.2.1. Benefits: Inputs information into computer, some allow you to draw

2.2.1.1. Challenges: Set up for right handers most of the time

2.3. Keyboard

2.3.1. Benefits: Inputs information into computer

2.3.1.1. Challenges: Some keys can stop working

3. Output devices

3.1. Projector

3.1.1. Benefits: Easier note taking, better use of class time, teaching versatility

3.1.1.1. Challenges: Can fail to work, software not compatible

3.2. Printer

3.2.1. Benefits: Allows notes to be written quickly, can have multiple copies of notes

3.2.1.1. Challenges: Can fail to work, lack of skills to use, software not compatible

3.3. Monitor

3.3.1. Benefits: Provides visual aid, in some cases provides sound

3.3.1.1. Challenges: Can fail to work, software not compatible, resolution not easy for some, too small to show large group

4. The pieces of hardware that move information out of the computer