The Indispensible Teacher's Guide to Computer Skills has lots of support materials including forms and handouts, and is very user friendly. Buy it, and you'll have the satisfaction of knowing you are putting poor children through school.
Students seek out teachers who meanlingfully use technology.
And teachers themselves acknowledge that computer skills are increasingly necessary and important in fulfilling their professional duties. The specific computer skills which comprise computer literacy, however, are rarely articulated. These rubrics primarily address professional productivity. They are the foundation on which more complex technology and technology-related professional skills are built. Teachers who have mastered these skills are able to use the computer to improve their traditional instructional tasks such as writing, record-keeping, designing student materials, and presenting lessons.