UNIT 3 Filing and Security of Information
An effective file management system allows:
Ø all documents/files etc to be stored in an organised and consistent way
Ø information to be retrieved from documents/files quickly and efficiently by members of staff
Ø confidential files password protected.
Examples:
Ø all files should be named appropriately
Ø files, dealing with the same subject area, are grouped in appropriately named folders and sub-folders
Ø directories can be created.
If people are accessing building who shouldn't be:
Ø Employ security guards
Ø Install CCTV
Ø Issue ID passes
If work is being accessed by people who shouldn't be:
Ø Create levels of access for users
Ø Issue usernames and passwords protection
Alphabetical Filing
Advantages:
Ø Very simple to use
Ø Requires no training
Numerical Filing
Advantages:
Ø Very easy to expand
Ø Particularly useful for large organisations
This is Mr McGowan's page for Standard Grade Administration.
On these pages you will find resources for the 7 units and links to screencasts for Area 2, the practical side of the course.
I have uploaded slides for Standard Grade Administration and will put as many resources or add links as possible to aid you in your studies.
I hope you enjoy Standard Grade Administration as it is a good course which teaches valuable and much needed ICT skills. It is not just about typing or working in an Office! Architects and laywers need to know about using ICT too!
On these pages you will find resources for the 7 units and links to screencasts for Area 2, the practical side of the course.
I have uploaded slides for Standard Grade Administration and will put as many resources or add links as possible to aid you in your studies.
I hope you enjoy Standard Grade Administration as it is a good course which teaches valuable and much needed ICT skills. It is not just about typing or working in an Office! Architects and laywers need to know about using ICT too!
Spreadsheets
Organisation Charts
Key Terms of Unit 1A
Business Departments
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