The document describes different types of computer input devices and where they may be used. It answers questions about keyboards, touchscreens, barcode readers, card readers, joysticks, RFID readers, fingerprint readers, and input devices that can help students with disabilities. It also matches types of input like OMR, OCR, MICR, and barcodes to examples like reading lottery tickets, scanning documents, and reading bank checks.
The document describes different types of computer input devices and where they may be used. It answers questions about keyboards, touchscreens, barcode readers, card readers, joysticks, RFID readers, fingerprint readers, and input devices that can help students with disabilities. It also matches types of input like OMR, OCR, MICR, and barcodes to examples like reading lottery tickets, scanning documents, and reading bank checks.
The document describes different types of computer input devices and where they may be used. It answers questions about keyboards, touchscreens, barcode readers, card readers, joysticks, RFID readers, fingerprint readers, and input devices that can help students with disabilities. It also matches types of input like OMR, OCR, MICR, and barcodes to examples like reading lottery tickets, scanning documents, and reading bank checks.
1. Describe the different types of keys on a keyboard.
The keyboard has alphabetic keys to enter text. It has numeric keys to enter numbers. Special keys help us perform special tasks like moving to a new line or adding spaces. Function keys are used to perform different functions. 2.Name a place where the following input devices might be used: a. Touch screen A. bank b. Barcode reader A. department store c. Card reader A. An electronics store d. Joystick A. A gaming zone e. RFID reader A. warehouse f. Fingerprint reader A. An office 3. Which of these is a pointing device? a. Light pen b. Card reader c. Sensor Ans . Light pen. 4.Some students are physically challenged or have learning disabilities. Can you name two input devices that might help these students provide information to a computer? Ans.Braille keyboards and voice recognition systems can help students who are physically challenged to provide information to a computer. 5. Which method of input (OMR, OCR, MICR, barcodes) is most likely to be used for each of the following? Why? a. Reading data from a lottery ticket OMR. Data is read in the form of dots or marks. b. Scanning a typed document into a word processor OCR. An entire document is saved as an image. c. Reading data from bank cheques MICR. Data printed in special ink is read using MICR.