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How will you teach internet to 90 year old women
(Grandamma)..i want see the response of this question.This
was one my inerview question.
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Answer / testguru
In testing terminology--
Pre-requisite:
(1)Able to speak,listen,sit,move,type,view the computer.(in
whole must be physically fit)
(2)Must be literate.
(3)Must have minimum general knowledge of life
Testcases:
Action-Tutor must give her brief about computer
Expected:Grandma must get view of how computer must be
started.
Action:Tutor must then show her how to open connection or
get connected to internet.
Expected:Grandma must be able to connect to internet next
time when she starts the computer.
Action-tutor must then guide her to open internet explorer
by clicking the icon.
Expected:Grandma successfully opens the IE nexttime she
logs in to system.
Aation:Tutor must check whether grandma is still able to
consume more knowledge about internet.
Expected:Grandma goes in to disconnect state.And signaling
cannot be connected.(It means not interested anymore
invirtual world)
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Answer / navdeep
very nice answer no gud ansuer can be given to this question
like testguru has given
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