Computer teacher not knowing anything about computers

[NFor10]

so right now im on a meeting with my professor who is teaching "intro to computing" and he teachers us about computers and what to do and what not to do, he had more than 20 chrome tabs on a i think a macbook rip

[ki8aras]

3 minutes ago, NFor10 said:

so right now im on a meeting with my professor who is teaching "intro to computing" and he teachers us about computers and what to do and what not to do, he had more than 20 chrome tabs on a i think a macbook rip

uhh.......so?

[RageTester]

If his laptop can handle it, I don't see a problem. Professors get distracted and have to do multiple things at the same time... If the stream starts lagging or his computer shuts down during such meetings often, then you know he doesn't know what he is doing.

 

It is true some teenagers can hack better than pros hired by the government... it's a generation thing.

[Middcore]

Please explain how your thread title and the post you actually wrote are related to teach other. The only common element seems to be a "computer teacher." 

[minibois]

Tell him about a relatively new Google Chrome feature, the Tab Groups.

Right click a tab and you can make a group and add tabs to that group. Really helpful for people that keep a bunch of tabs open, so it's much easier to keep track of them all.

 

P.S. I don't recommend hanging out on a forum during class

[WkdPaul]

* thread locked *

 

For "hey look at this" type of content, please use your status updates

 

Also, the number of tabs open on a PC doesn't equate to the user lack of knowledge ; I'm a sys admin and I have way more tabs open than this ... so instead of jumping into this course with a bias that the teacher knows nothing, try to put that aside, listen, pay attention, and see if it's actually true based on what you're actually taught instead.