81. Computer/Technology Skills Curriculum - Grades 6-8 Goals (SI). Competency Goal 2, The learner will demonstrate knowledge and skills in the use of computer and other technologies. 2.1 Use keyboarding skills to increase http://www.ncpublicschools.org/curriculum/computer.skills/6_8.html

Curriculum Publication Sales Education Policies Agency Web Sites ... Publications Computer/Technology Skills Curriculum Grades 6-8 Grade Level: 6 STRANDS: SI = Societal Issues; KU/WP/DTP = Keyboard Utilization/Word Processing/Desk Top Publishing; DB = Database; SS = Spreadsheet; T = Telecommunications; M/P = Multimedia/Presentation Competency Goal 1 The learner will understand important issues of a technology-based society and will exhibit ethical behavior in the use of computer and other technologies 1.1 Recognize ownership, security, and privacy issues. (SI) 1.3 Model ethical behavior relating to security, privacy, passwords, and personal information. (SI) 1.4 Identify uses of technology in the workplace. (SI) Competency Goal 2 The learner will demonstrate knowledge and skills in the use of computer and other technologies. 2.1 Use keyboarding skills to increase productivity and accuracy. (KU/WP/DTP) 2.2 Create/modify a database relevant to classroom assignments. (DB) 2.3 Search and sort information using more than one criterion and explain strategies used to locate information. (DB)

82. Computer/Technology Skills Curriculum - Grade 5 Goals (SI) 2.2 Explain the differences between a nonnetworked and networked. computer. (SI). 2.3 Use keyboarding skills to improve speed and accuracy. (KU/WP/DTP). http://www.ncpublicschools.org/curriculum/computer.skills/5.html

Curriculum Publication Sales Education Policies Agency Web Sites ... Publications Computer/Technology Skills Curriculum Grades 3-5 Grade Level: 5 STRANDS: SI = Societal Issues; KU/WP/DTP = Keyboard Utilization/Word Processing/Desk Top Publishing; DB = Database; SS = Spreadsheet; T = Telecommunications; M/P = Multimedia/Presentation Competency Goal 1 The learner will understand important issues of a technology-based society and will exhibit ethical behavior in the use of computer and other technologies 1.1 Recognize the influence of technology on life in the United States. (SI) 1.2 Recognize the need for protection of software and hardware from computer viruses and vandalism. (SI) 1.3 Recognize video conferencing as a method of interactive communication. (T) 1.4 Describe the use of Acceptable Use Policy (AUP). (SI) Competency Goal 2 The learner will demonstrate knowledge and skills in the use of computer and other technologies. 2.1 Use technology tools to collect, analyze, and display data. (SI)

83. What's New At NCTI computer Keyboarding. This online course is ideal for employees with minimal or no typing experience who need to establish basic computer keyboarding skills. http://www.ncti.com/about/whats_new.htm

Your browser does not support script What's New at NCTI Computer Keyboarding NCTI Courses Online Fiber Installation and Activation Baltimore Call Center Roundtable ... Information About Upcoming Call Center Roundtables View Demonstration NCTI has introduced a new suite of tools designed to help customer service representatives more accurately and efficiently handle sales and service issues via phone. LogiCALL Decision Tools The first tool in the suite, Troubleshooting Analog and Digital Pictures , is a simple solution to picture troubleshooting. This tool uses decision tree methodology and computer technology to guide customer service agents through virtually every picture problem scenario. Given NCTI’s industry expertise, the first LogiCALL tool consists of twelve basic decision trees that encompass virtually all video and general cable issues that customers call about. See a demonstration of an agent utilizing the Troubleshooting Analog and Digital Pictures tool to solve an "all channels out" call with a customer. [ top ] Course Description The Computers and Broadband Modems course is now available on the Web! The online version builds upon the material of the paper-based course to include an enriched e-learning experience, full audio, and content based on the latest Microsoft operating systems, including Windows XP. The course introduces the fundamentals of personal computer (PC) hardware and software in connection with broadband modems, allowing students to gain a thorough understanding of how the PC and modem interface with the broadband network.

84. Keyboarding And Typing Tutor Software Review By Sandy Berrger keyboarding will be faster and more accurate which could result in greater personal satisfaction as well as better skills for any job that involves a computer http://www.qwerty.com/AARPreview.htm

Ainsworth Keyboard Trainer Software Review By Sandy Berger The only way to learn keyboarding is through practice, and the Ainsworth Keyboard Trainer will put you through the paces. Dick Ainsworth is enjoying his retirement by living in the country and writing whatever software and computer books he feels will make a difference. His latest help to new computer users includes the Ainsworth Keyboard Trainer , a typing program to help people communicate better and master their computer's keyboard. This program is designed to help you become proficient at keyboarding, and to help you work smarter as well as write better. The Ainsworth Keyboard Trainer is a plain, basic program. No fancy screens, no animation, no fluff, yet it has everything necessary to learn keyboarding. All it takes is the one CD that comes with the Ainsworth Keyboard Trainer , a commitment to learn, and your enthusiasm. Soon your fingers will be trained to go where they are supposed to go. This software program can teach the novice how to type as well as increase skills for typists of all levels. Ainsworth is thorough; he stretches your knowledge to include the entire keyboard, which means numbers and symbols as well as letters. Get ready for lessons that will teach you to type, drills to improve your speed and accuracy, and tests to measure and record your progress. It's not all work and no play. The

85. Keyboarding These sites offer beginner keyboarding programs to download Kid s Typing skills* from KidWare Software http//www part of a lesson in the computer Lab Teacher s http://www.computerlab.kids.new.net/keyboarding.htm

We begin the year by practicing our keyboarding skills. By the time Autumn gets here we will have fallen into good keyboarding habits. So, how do you ever become good at keyboarding? Practice Practice Practice! Pointers on the F & J keys. Don't look down. Feel for the "finger-feelies". Warm up with some finger exercises by Nimble Fingers*. Read about ergonomics and posture *. What's that? Check it out at Typing Pal. Surf to these sites for some fun keyboarding practice. Easy Type You'll have to register a user name and password. Be sure to try the "Dancing Dog" after a lesson or two. Type Me Look in the Games & Activities list for 2nd Grade to find Type Me. Click on "Easy", "Medium" or "Hard", then you can make other s ettings. Type the letters you see falling before they hit the bottom of the screen. Learn 2 Type Typing Tutor Typing Pal Online Typing Master Play Online Bubbles and Typing Master Games, free. Word Meister You're scored on how many seconds it takes you to spell the words, 5 in each round. TIP: Use your keyboarding skills to practice those and go much faster.

86. Chapter 2: Review Of Literature: Development Of Keyboarding Skills: Research: Th Learned? How Are Keyboarding skills Learned? Writing? Is Keyboarding Instruction Necessary Prior to Writing With a Personal computer? Is http://www.cast.org/udl/Chapter2ReviewofLiterature1765.cfm

Universal Design for Learning Text version Site Tools: Search Navigator Tracker Guided Tours Interface Language Notepad Email Page Feedback Hit Statistics Close All About Tools Take Notes Provide Feedback Change Interface Get Language Help Navigator Universal Design for Learning Research Development of Keyboarding Skills Chapter 2: Review of Literature Section I Section II Section III Table of Contents ... Previous in collection: Chapter 1: Introduction Next in collection: Section I Chapter 2: Review of Literature Section I: Learning Disabilities are Relatively Common Among Children Remedial Efforts are Not Always Successful Handwriting is Particularly Problematic Handwriting Can Affect Teachers' Ratings of Written Work Writing is a Complex Task A Process Approach to Writing May Allow Some Simplification Is a Process Approach Appropriate for Students With Learning Disabilities Process Writing Requires Numerous Rewrites Personal Computers Show Promise as Writing Tools Some Authorities Question the Use of Personal Computers as Writing Tools Are a Process Approach to Writing and Personal Computers Appropriate for Students With Learning Disabilities?

87. Www.4teachers.org | Teacher Testimony | Computers, Keyboarding, And First Grade some forgetfulness after Christmas vacation but skills returned to In my classroom I have cardboard keyboards which are on them posted in the computer lab and http://www.4teachers.org/testimony/kgathers/index.shtml

Interested in writing a story or nominating a friend? Yes Computers, Keyboarding, and First Grade Students A first grade teacher shares her successes using computers and educational software to teach keyboarding in her classroom. By Kathy Gathers live in a small town in Kansas and have taught first grade for 30 years. I have had a computer in my classroom for several years. My elementary school uses Macintosh computers. Each classroom has at least two computers. We also have a computer lab with 25 computers. My classroom has three iMacs and one Apple LCII for my students to use and I have one iMac for my own use. During reading groups, computers are used as part of my daily centers. The children have approximately 20 minutes to use a variety of software. Choices include Kid Pix Deluxe, Sammy's Science House, JumpStart First Grade, Thinkin' Things Collection 1, JumpStart Typing, Math Rabbit, Reader Rabbit 1 and Reader Rabbit 2, and several other programs. Occasionally I have a project for my students to complete but mostly they have free choice. Sometimes they practice what we have learned in the computer lab. Check out all of the Standards applicable to this story!

88. Search Results by Robinson. Keyboarding for computer Success was designed learning to type on the computer to ensure providing practice with review lessons, skills checks, and http://eshop.msn.com/fts/ftsresults.aspx?pcid=12179

89. TYPEQUICK - The Computer Based Touch Typing Tutor success and enjoyment of your computer business, education and those with no experience of keyboarding, two finger who want to increase their existing skills. http://www.typequick.com.au/

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90. Computer Training Online: Hardware Ideal typing posture; Guidelines for laptop computer users; Tips for using the keyboard without repetitive strain injuries 1, 2; http://www.ckls.org/~crippel/computerlab/tutorials/

Welcome to Computer Training Tutorials Explanations, tutorials and tips about computers and the Web Chris Rippel Central Kansas Library System Great Bend, Kansas Still updating links June 2003 Hardware Software Internet Email ... Other sources Bad link? Get page anyway Tell me link is bad. Hardware Buying a computer Questions to ask before buying a computer: Simple explanations of computer hardware: Computer terms: Computer related acronyms and abbreviations: History of computers: How computers work is a series of articles providing illustrated explanations of how computer hardware and software works. Dave's guides provide explanations of various Windows operating systems, hardware components and configuarations and options for Internet access and where and how to buy: PCs (i.e., personal computers) laptops used PCs Setting up computers What is the environment? explains where to place computers. Turn computers on, off, and computer freeze-ups. What happens when you turn a computer on? Turning off your computer Waterwheel.com describes how to buy, install and troubleshoot video and sound cards, hard drives, floppy drives, CD-Rom drives, more memory, modems, network cards, motherboards and modems. Dave's guide to setup and upgrading Understanding drivers Power and surge protection What you need to know about power protection How surge protectors work also recommends the amount of protection needed.

91. Beginners anyone completing “Getting Acquainted With The keyboard”, “Intro to Prerequisite Intro To Personal Computers. Recommended Windows – Essential skills. http://ced.fmcc.suny.edu/beginners.htm

Fulton-Montgomery Community College Continuing Education Getting Acquainted With The Keyboard (Level #1) 3 hours Your first class in being introduced to the world of computers. This “hands-on” orientation will acquaint you with using the computer keyboard, numeric keypad and special use keys such as ESC, CTRL, ALT, SHIFT, INSERT, HOME, END, the cursors, etc. The mouse will also be introduced. This is not a “learn-to-type” class, and is also ideal for those with past typing experience who now want to use a computer. Getting Acquainted With The Keyboard For Over 50 (Level #1) 3 hours Most of students will be 50+ years, but anyone can enroll. See above description for course content. (Enroll in “ Intro To Personal Computers For Over 50 ” for your next course.) Intro To Personal Computers (Level #1) 6 hours This course will introduce you to basic computer concepts, common terminology, how computers work, hardware, software, and what those “numbers” (Pentium 4, 800mhz, 128mg, 52xCD, etc.) mean. You’ll also receive a hands-on exposure to some of today’s common software applications including Windows, word processing, spreadsheets, the Internet and e-mail.

92. BBC NEWS | World | Africa | Talking Computers Boost Ghana's Blind need computer skills too. The computer screens have a glare all right, and the script is of regular characters; but the six people engaged on the keyboards do http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/3194560.stm

Home TV Radio Talk ... Programmes LANGUAGES Last Updated: Thursday, 16 October, 2003, 09:17 GMT 10:17 UK E-mail this to a friend Printable version Talking computers boost Ghana's blind By Kwaku Sakyi-Addo BBC, Ghana In a small, tidy air-conditioned room with about 10 computers, the users have headphones on, but their heads aren't bobbing to an MP3 download of the latest Afro-Jazz hit. Blind students need computer skills too The computer screens have a glare all right, and the script is of regular characters; but the six people engaged on the keyboards do not see what they are typing out. A special screen-reader software enables them to listen, rather than see, what they are generating on the screen. Because they are blind. This is the Computer Learning Centre of the Ghana Society for the Blind (GSB), the umbrella organisation which looks out for the interests of unsighted people in Ghana. The centre is located within the premises of the Accra Rehabilitation Centre, a state-funded instittution which provides facilities for people with disability in the country. The centre was funded by the GSB itself through its fundraising activities, and received additional support from several local charities, and Osagyefuo Amoatia Ofori Panin III, a particularly socially-conscious local chief and patron of the Society for the Blind.

93. About Us - In The News and fingers. Many schools are now teaching keyboarding and basic computer skills as early as the second grade. For those children http://www.datadesktech.com/media_news_2.html

Home Media Center The New Educational Tool That Gives Children the Competitive Edge in Learning Proper Keyboarding and Touch Typing Skills Research indicates that young children are also prone to developing repetitive stress problems due to their increased time using a computer. Using a keyboard that causes them to stretch their smaller hands can only exacerbate this predisposition to injury. LittleFingers® helps reduce the possibility of injury by allowing children to learn proper typing techniques on a keyboard that has been scientifically designed to fit their smaller hands and fingers. By using a keyboard that "fits," children are more apt to learn proper keyboarding faster and easier, and will have less of a chance to develop poor keyboarding habits that can hinder rather than enhance their future computing experience. Teachers Can plug in a second keyboard and mouse for side-by-side instruction LittleFingers® is not a toy—it is technically superior to any of the so-called plastic "kiddy" keyboards on the market. It is a full-function keyboard that has all the features of adult keyboards—and a lot more—only in a smaller format. Outside of its patented layout, one of LittleFingers® many unique features is its "dual-mode" capability which allows a second or adult-sized keyboard to be plugged into it and permits both keyboards to be used simultaneously! This enables parents, teachers or other students to work side-by-side as a hands-on typing coach or buddy to help children learn proper keyboarding skills and/or participate in joint, interactive computing activities together. This exclusive feature not only empowers children to emulate their teachers and parents, but it also promotes bonding and builds rapport with parents and teachers alike.

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95. Langara College - Continuing Studies Course Descriptions Students new to computers develop an understanding of the keyboard and master the skills of touch keyboarding. All participants http://www.langara.bc.ca/cs/programs/CSFB.html

Business Computer Technology Holistic Health Studies Language Skills Computer Technology Printer Friendly Computer Skills for the Office For more information, call Jana Gola at 604-323-5585 or email jgola@langara.bc.ca Formerly known as Computer Skills for the Workplace Certificate Program (part-time studies), Computer Skills for the Office is a comprehensive hands-on program that provides training in today's most popular office software. Suitable for those new to computers and those upgrading existing skills.The courses will improve your efficiency in today's demanding office environment in the private, public and voluntary sectors. Participants create business documents, spreadsheets, presentations, databases, email messages and promotional materials. Certificate Requirements The program of study is offered each semester during the evening and on Saturdays. A minimum of five courses (55% of the requirements) must be successfully completed through Langara College Continuing Studies.Certificate requirements include: nine courses completed successfully within three years (9 terms). Required Courses: Word - Level 1 Excel - Level 1 PowerPoint - Level 1 Access - Level 1 Publisher - Level 1 ACCPAC - Level 1 or Simply Accounting- Level 1 Elective Courses (any three): Project Supervision Visio - Level 1 Excel - Level 2 Access - Level 2 Outlook - Level 1 ACCPAC - Level 2 or Simply Accounting - Level 2 Maximizer - Level 1 Crystal Reports - Level 1 Entry Requirements: Understanding Personal Computers and Windows or demonstrated equivalent skills are prerequisites for all courses. Keyboarding skills and a minimum typing speed of 30 WPM would be an asset.

96. Keyboarding ECE As children use computers as a tool for writing and that they are able to use the keyboard easily and Like the skills required for using a pencil as a tool for http://www.discover.tased.edu.au/ec/teachers/keyboarding/keyboarding_ece.htm

Department of Education e-magine, Centre of Excellence in Online Learning Keyboarding in Early Childhood Classes As children use computers as a tool for writing and communicating more and more frequently, it is important that they are able to use the keyboard easily and efficiently. Like the skills required for using a pencil as a tool for writing and communicating, keyboard skills take time and practise to develop. Just like pencil skills, keyboard skills need to be a planned and specifically taught part of children’s learning, from the time they first have contact with a keyboard in Kindergarten. We are not talking about teaching touch typing skills in early childhood classes, but rather a gradual development of awareness and skills within appropriate learning contexts, with expectations that are developmentally appropriate. When to start keyboard awareness When children are being introduced to a letter of the alphabet, the following things might happen with the teacher: they discuss the name of the letter they find where it is located in the alphabet, perhaps on a frieze

97. Surrey Public Library - Programs And Services - Programs And Classes -- Computer Returning to the Work Place computer skills Series; Webpage Design for Beginners; Keyboarding skills for Adults; Discover @ Your Library FREE! http://www.spl.surrey.bc.ca/Programs and Services/Programs and Classes/Computer

SPL Programs and Services Computer Classes at Electronic Classrooms Genealogy Special Needs Language Lab Electronic Classrooms ... Teens' World Electronic Classrooms Classes at Semiahmoo Library Classes at Strawberry Hill Computer Classes at Strawberry Hill Space is limited to 12 computer stations.  To register for any of the classes, visit the Strawberry Hill Library or phone in with your method of payment. During regular business hours (9 am - 5 pm), please call the Electronic Classroom at 604-501-5855. For after hours, call the Strawberry Hill Library at 604-501-5836.  Please note there is a 24-hour cancellation notice required for a refund. Hands-on Basic Computer Skills Series: (Series cost: $65  Individual: $20 - $25) Session 1: Basic Computer Skills Session 2: Discover the Internet Session 3: Email Skills Returning to the Work Place  Computer Skills Series   Webpage Design for Beginners Keyboarding Skills for Adults Discover @ Your Library - FREE!   Design Your Resume - FREE! Buying Your First Computer Strictly for Seniors - Getting Started      Drop-in Free Computer Use Session 1: Basic Computer Skills (Series cost: $65  Individual: $20) No computer experience necessary.Â

98. Medical Transcription At Medword - Typing & Keyboard Books never formally taught keyboard skills, which do differ from typewriter typing skills. All Products. http://www.medword.com/Books/keyboard.html

Medword Medical Book Lists: To consider a career as a medical transcriptionist you must have acceptable keyboard skills. While 40 words per minute would allow you to transcribe at a reasonable pace, you will perform much better with a higher word-per-minute rate. Some employers require 60 words per minute as a minimum speed. These are not really medical books, but are about keyboarding, and they cover not only typing skills, but the proper use of all the keys on the keyboard. These books are also ideal for "veteran MTs" or typists who were never formally taught keyboard skills, which do differ from typewriter typing skills. All Products Baby Books Classical Music Computers DVD Electronics Magazines Outdoor Living Popular Music Software Video Bestselling Featured Items Alphabetical (A-Z) Publication Date Price (Low to High) Price (High to Low) Alphabetical (Z-A) Average Customer Review List Price: Amazon.com's Price: You Save: Prices subject to change. Typing and Keyboarding for Everyone (w/CD), 12th edition by: Nathan Levine Sheryl Lindsell-Roberts Arco March, 2002

99. Students Options For Meeting The Keyboarding And/or Computer Applications Requir Basic Vocational Education skills, Personal Services. Each of the these courses has the same course content as the Keyboarding and computer Applications course http://www.mde.k12.ms.us/acad/ProCom.htm

Students Options for Meeting the Keyboarding and/or Computer Applications Requirement Keyboarding will become a high school graduation requirement for entering ninth graders in the fall of 1998 and thereafter, as stated in Appendix C of Bulletin 171. Computer Applications will also continue as a requirement for graduation. Students have three options for meeting both Computer Applications requirements: A. Students may meet the Keyboarding and/or Computer Applications course requirements by demonstrating proficiency. Proficiency will be determined in Keyboarding by a teacher(s) who possess a Business Education endorsement – 105; Typewriting endorsement – 110; Computer Applications endorsement – 111; or Computer Education endorsement – 113. Proficiency will be determined in Computer Applications by a teacher(s) who possess a Computer Education endorsement – 111; Computer Education endorsement – 113; or Industrial Technology endorsement – 118. Students who demonstrate proficiency must meet the 20 Carnegie units high school graduation requirement by enrolling in and successfully earning one (1) Carnegie unit in any elective courses listed in the Mississippi Business and Technology Framework C. Students may meet the requirement by earning one (1) Carnegie unit in one of the following courses:

100. Adaptive Learning Division Computer Access Center in the Schedule of Classes as follows ALCA 101 computer ACCESS EVALUATION; ALCA 102 computer KEYBOARDING skills FOR THE DISABLED; http://www.foothill.edu/al/compaccess.html

Adaptive Learning Home Staff Programs and Services General Info Disability Resource Center Computer Access Center Transition to Work Program Community Based Classes ... REACH (post stroke) Learning Disability Services Adaptive Physical Education Alternative Media Services Application Information How to Apply Accessibility Locations Map Assistive ... Articles Adaptive Computer Technology for Students with Disabilities The Foothill College Computer Access Center provides instruction and support in the use of adaptive computer technology for students with disabilities. Our goal is to mainstream students with the support of assistive technology. Some examples of the available solutions include: Orthopedic disabilities: Speech recognition, software for limited keyboard, left or right handed typing, adjustable workstations and seating. Visual Impairment: Large print screens, speech output devices, Kurzweil reader, screen readers, keyboard training.

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