This article describes the development and implementation of a computer literacy course in a graduate clinical/counseling psychology program. The rationale, objectives, and outline of the course are discussed. The activities and software programs used in teaching the course are also mentioned. Computer literacy objectives for other courses are summarized and suggestions are included for others interested in developing a similar course.
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