Raina Harris, Executive Producer and author of a series of three Personal Computer education video tapes in American Sign Language. The videotapes introduce MS-DOS, Microsoft WINDOWS V3.1 and computer vocabulary. Each video tape is accompanied by a skills workbook.

The information is signed by Mark MacDonald . Mark is deaf and was educated at Beverly School for the Deaf and Rochester Institute of Technology - National Technical Institute for the Deaf.  Mark uses ASL, and worked closely with the team producing the video tapes to make sure the signing was appropriate.

Resource Power -- Up and Running PC Educational Video Tapes in ASL
 Computer Vocabulary:    The video covers the hardware basics and includes: monitor, system unit, diskettes,  cables, extension slots, extension cards, modem, booting, hard drive, mouse and  trackball.

 MS-DOS (MS-DOS - Microsoft Disk Operating System):  This video covers the basics of DOS. It includes booting the PC, DOS prompt, command line, commands (date, time, version), changing drives, scrolling, drive names.

WINDOWS V3.1 (Microsoft):  You will discover how WINDOWS simplifies and speeds up your PC use. This tape includes title bar, pull down menu, dialog boxes, icons, program manager, point and click, drag.

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  Raina Harris
  5 Alexander Road
  Billerica, MA 01821

 (978) 667-4333 ext. 141,   Fax (978) 670-9954