The range of entries dictated by the alphabetical format results in topics that cover content both in early and middle years' programs. This feature may result the use of this book within a research context, particularly since the size of text and the vocabulary is not designed for younger readers. From A to Z a useful resource to assist in defining and understanding terms related to the study of the community. Z. The Computer from A to Z is an alphabetical collection of miscellaneous terms associated with the computer. Each entry contains a definition and an explanation of the term using illustrative examples.
Pictures provide visual examples to accompany the text.
Text boxes may include warnings or interactive activities, and captioned photographs may pose questions for reflection and discussion. As with other books by Bobbie Kalman, The Computer from A to Z is organized in a visually attractive format with text complemented by colourful illustrations, diagrams and photographs. The subject of the book is one of interest to readers of all ages. The alphabetical format of the entries is appealing and makes this resource user-friendly when searching for a particular feature of computer usage. The entries and pictures would be useful to assist language development for English as a Second Language students.