21. KeySpeak Touch Typing Tutor With Speech Whether visually impaired or not, entrust yourself to the Typing Tutor and youwill gain the skills needed to use the computer keyboard with confidence http://www.portset.co.uk/typingtutor.htm

KeySpeak Touch Typing Tutor, one of the speech enabled applications for the family or business computer. Price £95 excluding VAT The Touch Typing Tutor is one of the ever-growing number of KeySpeak modules. KeySpeak is Portset's Speech Enablement that provides a voice on a Personal Computer. The Touch Typing Tutor speaks to you as it guides you around the computer keyboard. It introduces you to all the keys available, and will then help you become a confident and accurate keyboard user. It gives you spoken information and requests key input tasks from you. Don't worry about making mistakes - the Tutor is there to tell you where you went wrong, and to give you guidance in finding the keys to press. Typing skills and computer familiarity are the pre-requisites for computer use. Without those core keyboard skills, you are denying yourself access to the powers and capabilities of the computer that are released through innumerable applications for pleasure, education and business. Now is the time to be gaining keyboard skills! Although specifically designed for the visually impaired computer user, the Portset Typing Tutor will be a valuable learning tool for anyone who is new to the computer keyboard and appreciates spoken guidance.

22. Unisa Library Training Computer Basics computer Mouse and keyboard skills. http://www.unisa.ac.za/library/afdeling/client/usered/students/bcs.html

23. Unisa Library Students Internet Training Prerequisite prior attendance of basic computer skills training computerMouse and keyboard skills. Conducting Research on the Internet. http://www.unisa.ac.za/library/afdeling/client/usered/students/inet.html

24. The-computer-tutor - Keyboard Skills - IT Tuition And Training Throughout Northe keyboard skills. keyboard Touchtyping Now you can touch-type, you can use- keyboardshortcuts Macros. Deramore computer Tutor Ltd 23 Deramore Park South Belfast http://the-computer-tutor.co.uk/kbs.htm

document.write(doClock("D1",":%20","M3",":%20","Y0")); Home Courses Custom Courses Accreditation ... tct Design Site Last updated 04/03/2003 Comments to the Webmaster Keyboard Skills Who should attend? Do you know what a modifier key is, or what the Windows key does? If not, you need this course! Course Objectives Simply to show you the various parts of the keyboards then, using a new proprietary program, start you on the road to touch typing. You will be touch-typing in 90 minutes! Once you can touch-type the world of keyboard shortcuts and macros opens to you. Course Content The keyboard Touch-typing Now you can touch-type, you can use- Keyboard shortcuts Macros Course duration: One full day or four evening sessions Click here to book the course. Deramore Computer Tutor Ltd 23 Deramore Park South Belfast. BT9 5JY N. Ireland Website Developed by MaoWebStyle

25. Basic Keyboard Skills Ho‘okele University of Hawai‘i Library Research skills Tutorial. Ifyou want to know more about the computer keyboard, click here. http://library.kcc.hawaii.edu/external/hookele/janet/janet.html

Library Research Skills Tutorial Tips: If a screen is taking a long time to change, click on the Stop button, then click on the Reload button ( Refresh on Explorer). Be sure to click only once! Clicking more often slows the computer. If you change your mind, click on the Stop button If you want to know more about the computer keyboard, click here . Otherwise, click here to continue

26. Pitman Training Has Conducted Research That Uncovered Some Startling Statistics Click here to use the computer keyboard efficiency calculator. The Background.Pitman Training staff. in keyboard skills. keyboards are http://www.pitman-training.com/compkey/keyboardskills.htm

Computer Keyboard Click here to use the computer keyboard efficiency calculator The Background Pitman Training has conducted research that uncovered some startling statistics. For Example UK organisations waste a staggering £34 billion each year by not training staff in keyboard skills. Keyboards are used in around 60% of jobs but less than 5% of workers have been properly trained to use them. Many Staff could save as much as an hour a day if they were trained. Lots of RSI could be avoided through proper training. Think about keyboard usage in your company and assess how many people can type properly. Consider the productivity you could achieve from typing accurately at 40 words per minute instead of inaccurately at 20 words per minute. It doesn’t stop there. Once you know how to type properly, your speed will continue to grow - top typists easily exceed over 100 words per minute. The Problem Training seems a simple solution so why don’t more employers make use of it? Lots of reasons, including: No time Can’t get to a training centre regularly enough to succeed Not worth the cost Tried it before and it didnt work I don’t type enough to make it worthwhile Better things to do Those are all valid reasons and unless they are all addressed then no progress will be made.

27. Maricopa Skill Centers Word and Excel (with beginning keyboard skills) 13 weeks (455 Clock Hours). 8985D, Alpha/Numeric Filing 3 weeks (105 Clock Hours). 8980 D, computer keyboarding 2 http://www.gwc.maricopa.edu/msc/clusters/cop.html

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28. Maricopa Skill Centers 12. Enter data using computer keyboard. 13. Store and retrieve standard officedocuments and correspondence. 14. Complete business skills workbook. http://www.gwc.maricopa.edu/msc/clusters/ComppetenciesCop.html

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29. Education World ® - Curriculum/Training: New Keyboard Opens The World Of Comput of products can be found in the marketplace for teaching keyboard skills to students avariety of products found here and in your local computer supply store. http://www.education-world.com/a_curr/curr006.shtml

ARTICLE GUIDE Related Resources Professional Development Center Archives: VIEW ALL ARTICLES ... Technology Curriculum Article C U R R I C U L U M A R T I C L E New Keyboard Opens the World of Computers to Young Children The letters are in alphabetical order, and the big keys of My First Keyboard are perfect for preschoolers’ small hands. Also, when should children be taught keyboarding skills and techniques? So your two-year-old is pounding away at the keyboard, a keyboard that makes little sense to her. If only that keyboard was a little more kid-friendly! Then you might be able to capitalize on that enthusiasm and channel it into a positive learning experience. Photo Credit: RF Link/Kidtech, Inc. A special keyboard-called My First keyboard-might be just the solution for you. My First Keyboard is made for preschoolers. The keyboard has 55 keys (instead of the typical 101 keys, in case you never counted them!). The abbreviated keyboard reduces little ones’ confusion and frustration. In addition, the keyboard’s letter keys are color-coded and arranged in alphabetical order, which helps to reinforce letter recognition and alphabetical sequence while developing eye-hand coordination. And the big keys are perfect for small hands. Best of all, the keyboard has no control keys so kids won’t accidentally cause data losses or system crashes! The keyboard is easy to clean (“peanut-butter proof,” says its promotion material) and requires no special software. It plugs directly into your computer. A standard computer keyboard can plug directly into My First Keyboard for adults who want ultimate control!

30. ICT Advice - Teaching & Learning - Cross-curricular - How To Teach Keyboard Skil keyboard skills are the set of skills required to operate a computer keyboard fluently,and include an understanding of the layout and general functionality of http://www.ictadvice.org.uk/index.php?rid=538

31. Computer Word for Windows. One student per computer. keyboard skills are required.Bring a 3.5” diskette to class. Instructor Mary Ann http://www.ccsf.edu/Services/Continuing_Education/texts/comp.html

COMPUTERS Photoshop Illustrator Dreamweaver, Flash, Web Production Register for two classes in Photoshop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, or Flash at the same time and pay $175 for each class. FLASH Class - web animation starts April 1! Advanced Photoshop Workshop not included in discount.. Class #: CP150 3 meetings Instructor: Mary Ann Maineri Cost: $80.00 Days: T, W, R Days: 02/04/03 - 02/06/03 Time: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM Location: Downtown Rm: 622 Editing and Burning a Home DVD Class #: CP160 3 meetings Learn the basic concepts of video editing. Students learn to digitize footage (including footage shot in the "Camcorder Basics" workshop) and edit a short sequence using a simple, low cost DV editing program. This workshop is a perfect companion for the "Camcorder Basics" Class. Instructor: James Culp Cost: $90.00 Days: M, T, W Dates: 03/31/03 - 04/02/03 Time: 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM Location: Downtown Rm: 422 Quickbooks Class #: CP250 3 meetings Instructor: Marc Korody Cost: $125.00

32. Overview Of Tutor Board For Keyboard Skills A Simple, Effective, Low Cost Product to teach computer KeyboardSkills Away from the ICT Suite Ideal for ICT Homework! http://www.tutorboards.com/overview.html

www.tutorboards.com HOME OVERVIEW THE KEYBOARD THE EARLY KEYBOARD ... EXHIBITIONS OVERVIEW From only £6.59* each (supplied in packs of five) A Simple, Effective, Low Cost Product to teach Computer Keyboard Skills - Away from the ICT Suite Ideal for ICT Homework! There are a lot of excellent educational software packages on the market for schools and individuals to use within the national curriculum. However, before children can access this software, they need to be able to type, if only to key in their names, passwords, email addresses etc. To a child (or adult) who is unfamiliar with the QWERTY lay-out of a keyboard it can look like the alphabet has been jumbled up - a puzzle! The simple, but unique patented formula used with the tutorboards quickly and easily teaches the transition from the ABC lay-out to the QWERTY lay-out by splitting the lay-out of the keyboard into two halves - both printed a different colour , and providing an alphabet lay-out guide above, also printed in the same two colours. With simple to follow exercises.

33. San Francisco Public Library - Computer Classes Basic Mouse skills If you have never used a computer keyboard ora mouse, please come to practice before the class. Volunteers http://sfpl4.sfpl.org/news/computerclasses.html

San Francisco Public Library COMPUTER CLASSES AT THE LIBRARY April May APRIL Internet I: Introduction to the World Wide Web – Learn how to follow a link, use a Subject Directory, a Search Engine and enter a Web Address (URL). Basic mouse and keyboard skills are required. Main Library, Fifth Floor Training Center (Southwest corner), 4:00 p.m. 100 Larkin Street (at Grove) Basic Mouse Skills - If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, please come to practice before the class. Volunteers are available to help acquaint you with these basic skills. Volunteer Services is at 415-557-4280. Main Library, Fifth Floor Training Center (Southwest corner), 1:15 – 2:00 p.m. 100 Larkin Street (at Grove) Internet I: Introduction to the World Wide Web – Learn how to follow a link, use a Subject Directory, a Search Engine and enter a Web Address (URL). Basic mouse and keyboard skills are required. Main Library, Fifth Floor Training Center (Southwest corner), 11:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. 100 Larkin Street (at Grove) Basic Mouse Skill s - If you have never used a computer keyboard or a mouse, please come to practice before the class.

34. Untitled Document fundamentals, pupils need basic keyboard skills to enable keyboard Crazy will enablepupils to become confident in their management of the computer keyboard. http://www.keyboardcrazy.co.uk/product.html

KEYBOARD CRAZY is an innovative new Game, which rapidly teaches pupils Keyboard Enhancement Skills, it has been PROVEN to make a significant contribution to the acquisition of keyboarding skills with pupils in Keystage 1-2 in Mainstream Schools and a variety of Keystage 1-3 pupils in special schools. With ICT playing a major part of the curriculum, now is the time to address the fundamentals, pupils need basic keyboard skills to enable them to key in their names and passwords and to access the software faster, thus gaining more time in actual ICT learning. Keyboard Crazy will enable pupils to become more efficient and more confident in their management of the computer keyboard. The University of Liverpool have carried out an extensive evaluation of Keyboard Crazy and they have stated that: There is a Pressing need for the game, as perceived by teachers working in schools. That it can benefit all schoolchildren within the age range of 5 - 11. The game fills a gap in the ICT Curriculum, it results in Higher speed of information processing, greater accuracy in the identification of the position of symbols on the keyboard and thus enables children to become more efficient and more confident in their management of the Computer Keyboard. They found that the games adaptability meets the needs of children right across the ability range, and that all of the children enjoyed playing it.

35. Keyboard & Typing Skills | Kilroy's College Home Study Course Farm Accounts. keyboard Typing skills. Business Management. Effective Work skills.computer Basics. Data Processing. ECDL computer skills. MOUS. Visual Basic 6.0. http://www.kilroyscollege.ie/keyboard_typing_skills.htm

Keyboard and typing is a home study course designed especially for the busy person who wants to rapidly acquire the skill of touch typing. Keyboarding is a most essential home or office skill. Once learned, it stays for life. Course Contents Unit 1 Introduction Unit 2 Rules of Punctuation Unit 3 Typing from Drafts Unit 4 Business Letters Unit 5 Letters Unit 6 Committee Work Unit 7 Special Aspects of Keyboarding Unit 8 Putting it all Together No more time consuming 'two finger' searching for keys. With this training you can acquire the skill to produce accurate and speedy results on the typewriter or computer keyboard. Farm Accounts Business Management Effective Work Skills Computer Basics ... Leaving Cert 2004

36. Computer Skills & Internet Students will learn the home keys on the computer keyboard, the rest of the alphabet Studentswill learn the basic skills to save, store, find, and use files http://www.slcl.lib.mo.us/events/Computer Classes/computerskills.htm

Computer Skills The following free classes are offered at various St. Louis County Library locations. There are other classes that may not be listed on this schedule. Advanced registration may be required. Please call or visit your local library for further information. Class dates and times are subject to change. St. Louis County Library Catalog Computers: Getting Started Introduction to the St. Louis County Library Catalog Advanced Catalog Searching Purchasing A PC Introduction to Computers ... Introduction to Digital Cameras Introduction to the Library Catalog In this course you will learn how to use the St. Louis County Library's On-line Public Catalog "WebPAC." Date Time Location Thornhill Florissant Valley Weber Road Tesson Ferry ... back to top Advanced Catalog Searching Students will learn how to use the St. Louis County Library's Online Catalog from home or at the Branch, including how to check their records, renew items, limit searches, and request items both from SLCL and from Interlibrary Loans. Prerequisites: Mouse and Keyboard experience. Date Time Location No sessions scheduled at this time back to top Purchasing a PC Ever tried buying a computer without knowing the difference between a GHz, PCI slot, and the GDP? "Purchasing a PC" will help demystify the lingo for those looking to buy a computer or those interested in learning more about their present PC.

37. Middlesbrough College: Adult Learners - Keyboard Skills For Computer Users Vacancies. Contact Us. keyboard skills FOR computer USERS (OCR). Courselength 12 weeks Wednesday 6.308.30pm. Campus Kirby. About the Course http://www.middlesbro.ac.uk/adultlearners/computing/keyboardskills.htm

Fitness Suites Childcare Centres Learning Resource Centres Social Areas ... Staff E-mail For advice on courses or how to apply please telephone College Life Corporate History School Leaver ... Contact Us KEYBOARD SKILLS FOR COMPUTER USERS (OCR) Course length: 12 weeks Wednesday 6.30-8.30pm Campus: Kirby About the Course: This course is aimed at people who wish to gain or improve their keyboard skills using computers Course Content: This course will teach students the correct keyboarding technique; to avoid RSI; to improve technique and to develop keyboarding speed and accuracy. On completion students may progress to Word Processing course at Stage 1 for beginners. Assessment: Assessment is continuous throughout the twelve weeks. A short exam is taken in Initial Text processing What next? Progression onto Word or Text Processing Courses Level 1 Cost: Course Contact: Joy Taylor Printable Version Apply Online

38. Middlesbrough College: Adult Learners - Keyboard Skills For Computer Users (OCR) Vacancies. Contact Us. keyboard skills FOR computer USERS (OCR) Courselength 12 weeks Wednesday 6.308.30pm. Campus Kirby. About the Course http://www.middlesbro.ac.uk/adultlearners/secretarial/keyboardskills.htm

Fitness Suites Childcare Centres Learning Resource Centres Social Areas ... Staff E-mail For advice on courses or how to apply please telephone College Life Corporate History School Leaver ... Contact Us KEYBOARD SKILLS FOR COMPUTER USERS (OCR) Course length: 12 weeks Wednesday 6.30-8.30pm Campus: Kirby About the Course: This course is aimed at people who wish to gain or improve their keyboard skills using computers Course Content: This course will teach students the correct keyboarding technique; to avoid RSI; to improve technique and to develop keyboarding speed and accuracy. On completion students may progress to Word Processing course at Stage 1 for beginners. Assessment: Assessment is continuous throughout the twelve weeks. A short exam is taken in Initial Text processing What next? Progression onto Word or Text Processing Courses Level 1 Cost: Course Contact: Joy Taylor Printable Version Apply Online

39. Ainsworth Keyboard Trainer but especially for those new to the computer keyboard. The Ainsworth keyboard Traineris particularly useful for themselves with rusty (or no) typing skills. http://www.compukiss.com/populartopics/computercenterhtm/review112.htm

Home Sandy's Classroom Sandy's Newsletter Professional Services Friday, Apr 04, 2003 Computer Center Entertainment Shopping More Articles ... Sandy Berger Books Ainsworth Keyboard Trainer by Sandy Berger... 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 Type-Oh! games get you thinking and typing at the same time. Program-generated reports document your progress and help you recognize your own strengths and weaknesses. Well into the program, the Ainsworth Conversation Piece and Ainsworth Writer work on improving communication skills.

40. Basic Computer Skills - Keyboard Terms Although the typing portion of the computer keyboard is identical to a standardtypewriter, computers have several additional keys that require explanation. http://www.galenaparkisd.com/training/basic/def_keyboard.htm

Keyboard Terms Keyboard: The Keyboard is connected to the computer with a cord in most cases. This is where you input most of your commands to the computer. Although the typing portion of the computer keyboard is identical to a standard typewriter, computers have several additional keys that require explanation. Function Keys (F1-F12): CTRL, SHIFT, ALT Keys: These keys are used in conjunction with one or more characters keys to perform operations or access commands within the program. To access a function, hold down one of these keys and press another key at the same time. Windows Key: This key is found on newer keyboards and is used to access the Start menu located on the Windows Taskbar. This provides a way of quickly accessing various applications. Troubleshooting: If your keyboard will not type, check to ensure that the cable is securely fastened to the keyboard port. If both the mouse and keyboard do not seem to work, your computer is probably frozen. To solve this problem turn off your computer at the power button and turn it back on again.

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