41. Computer One student per computer. keyboard skills are required. Bring a 3.5” diskette to class. Instructor computer Staff Cost $100 Day Tues., Wed. http://www.ccsf.edu/Services/Continuing_Education/textf/comp.html

COMPUTERS Quickbooks, Photoshop Dreamweaver Web Production, ... Blogging Class #: CP150 Register Now Instructor: Computer Staff Cost: $100 Day: Tues., Wed. # of meetings: 4 Dates: 9/6 - 9/14 Time: 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM Location: Downtown Rm: 426 MS Office: Word, Excel, PowerPoint Class #: CP300 Register Now Introduction to Microsoft Office suite: one class in word, excel, and PowerPoint. Knowledge of Windows and Keyboard skills necessary. Bring a 3.5" diskette. Instructor: Computer Staff Cost: $135 Day: Sat. # of meetings: 3 Dates: Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Location: Downtown Rm: 622 Word Class #: CP310 Register Now Instructor: Computer Staff Cost: $130 Day: Tues., Wed. # of meetings: 4 Dates: 9/27 - 10/4 Time: 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM Location: Downtown Rm: 426 Excel Class #: CP320 Register Now Practice: creating a basic worksheet; working with formulas and functions; printing; and graphing features. Knowledge of Windows and keyboard required. Instructor: Staff Cost: $130 Day: Tues., Wed.,# of meetings: 4

42. Family Works-- Technology Skills Your Child Needs keyboard skills Today, But Maybe There is a Light at the End of the Some schools include keyboarding in their computer curriculum. http://www.princetonol.com/family/columns/dutko3.html

Your Child Needs Keyboard Skills Today, But Maybe There is a Light at the "End of the Tunnel" By FRANK J. DUTKO, Ph.D. Director, Futurekids Computer Learning Center August 1997 Frank J. Dutko Keyboarding is a skill for everybody these days. Gone are the days when "typing" was something for secretaries and writers. Students need to record their thoughts, write class papers and send e-mail messages to friends across town or across the world. Third grade is a good time to start teaching keyboarding skills. Children have the coordination necessary by then. Plus, they often have the desire to learn. For home teaching, buy one of the popular keyboarding CD ROMs available such as "Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing". With encouragement from you and some self-motivation from your child, this may be enough to get started. Some schools include keyboarding in their computer curriculum. If this occurs, your child may be regularly practicing keyboarding drills. Be sure and ask what software is used and how the drills are made to be fun. Many children learn at after school enrichment classes. Look for an enrichment class that uses a variety of software programs, alternates accuracy drills with speed drills and gives students frequent encouragement to improve their skills. But maybe there is a light at the end of the tunnel. IBM recently began selling voice-recognition software called

43. ITEU :: CPD :: CPD Courses For Teachers The keyboard skills course is designed to teach participants some of the basics of the computer keyboard and basic keyboard skills. http://www.iteu.gla.ac.uk/cpd/2005course3.html

IT Education Unit Home Student IT Literacy Apply for a course Exemptions ... Sitemap CPD Courses for teachers List of CPD courses Application Form Keyboard Skills Thursday 27th Oct, 4.30 p.m. – 7.30 p.m. The Keyboard Skills Microsoft Word application. Note: this is not a typing course as such, although it should help you improve your typing. The content of the course is as follows: Gain Familiarity with The Keyboard; Understand Basic Typing Techniques; Enter Formatting and other Commands via the Keyboard; Using Keyboard Commands in Conjunction with Typing Text; Listing Available Keyboard Commands; Paragraphs, indents, tables; Typing Exercises and other Resources. This course is aimed at personal skills development and although it will be useful in your teaching it is not directed at pedagogical use of these skills. The cost of the course will be per person. Apply for this course by completing the application form Last Update : 20 May 2005 [top of page] [Home Page] Page Editor : ITEU Web Editor University of Glasgow home page

44. Technology Keyboarding Curriculum they are at the computer. Keyboarding is an important life skill. Gilbert Public Schools is dedicated to teaching competency in computer skills. http://www.gilbert.k12.az.us/depts/edservices/technology/keyboard.html

KEYBOARDING CURRICULUM Return to Instructional Technology Students in the Gilbert Public Schools will develop the essential keyboarding skills necessary to accurately and efficiently prepare a document. The success of any keyboarding program is measured by how students progress. Progress is measured by technique; i.e. correct position of body/hands, correct key stroking techniques (not looking at keys), speed, and accuracy. Students will practice proper keyboarding techniques whenever they are at the computer. Keyboarding is an important life skill. Gilbert Public Schools is dedicated to teaching competency in computer skills. Students will learn and be able to do the following: Kindergarten students will be introduced to various keys on the keyboard. Begin using correct posture Recognize letter keys Recognize number keys Introduce use of special keys (shift, return, caps lock option, shift/option, and delete) Use both the right and left hand to select keys First Grade students will continue to practice recognition and use of various keys on the keyboard.

45. Skillpoint Alliance Home Page computer skills Training (see schedule). Preparatory computer keyboard and Mouse Use keyboarding skills ( 10 WPM); Some experience with computer use http://www.catf-austin.org/title/CTTC Services

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46. Keyboard Crazy Ltd - Evaluation: Keyboard Crazy And Crazy Tables It develops not only keyboard skills but adds the potential value of developing By introducing Reception Children to the computer keyboard it was hoped http://www.keyboardcrazy.co.uk/pages/evaluation.htm

Below you will find comments and evaluations regarding our products Keyboard Crazy (Literacy) Crazy Table (Numeracy) Admiral Junior School Bedford High School Report Sandfield Park Overchurch Primary ... Wakefield LEA Pilot Evaluation - NEW Results just in! Bedford High School Report (Numeracy) Dear Terry and Robert Thankyou for the loan of your crazy table's maths game. This proved to be very successful. Over the past five days students attending our summer school 2003, where given the three and the nine times table to study. Students working individually at each task showed little motivation or enthusiasm and in some cases took too long to complete the work. However, when placed in pairs, to compete with each other, both moral and enthusiasm increased dramatically. Students were keen to learn and determined to beat their opponent throughout the week. At the beginning of the week the class average time for the three times table was 65 seconds, whereas the class average to complete the nine times table was 1 minute 45 seconds. All students showed significant improvement in both set tasks by the end of the week. The class average to complete the three times table improved from 65 seconds to 28 seconds. This is an increase by 57%, where as the class average to complete the nine times table improved from 105 seconds to 50 seconds giving an increase of 52%.

47. Keyboard Crazy - The Fastest Keyboard Recognition Skills Game In The World keyboard Crazy and the times table mathematics game Crazy Tables produced efficient and more confident in their management of the computer keyboard. http://www.keyboardcrazy.co.uk/pages/keyboard_crazy.htm

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 Left and Right hand board is an extremely competetive way to encourage children to use their correct hands when typing and avoid cross-over. The more the game is used leads to increased typing speeds. 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.

48. Fisher Price Baby Smartronics Computer Learning System - Review - EARLY LEARNING EARLY LEARNING keyboard skills. A review by coffeetime on Fisher Price Baby Compare prices for Fisher Price Baby Smartronics computer Learning System http://www.ciao.co.uk/Fisher_Price_Baby_Smartronics_Computer_Learning_System__Re

Join Ciao Login Help Appliances ... More Enter your search term in All categories Cameras Cars Ciao Café Computers DVDs Electronics Entertainment Family Finance Games Household Appliances Internet Music Office Equipment Shopping Software Telecommunications Travel Home Family Toys Interactive Toys ... Reviews EARLY LEARNING KEYBOARD SKILLS Overall user rating: Rated by 5 Ciao members document.write(''); document.write('Offers for Fisher Price Baby Smartronics Computer Learning System'); document.write(''); Go shopping Read 5 reviews Free Mail Order Catalogues 20 FREE Family Photo Prints Make money Write a review Paid surveys on Interactive Toys Overview Compare Prices ... Auctions Reviews Resources All reviews Previous review Next review EARLY LEARNING KEYBOARD SKILLS A review by coffeetime on Fisher Price Baby Smartronics Computer Learning System March 14th, 2003 Author's product rating: Wear and Tear Advantages: INTRODUCES KIDS TO COMPUTERS Disadvantages: Recommend to potential buyers: yes Full review This is worth buying, even if only to keep the kids quiet for a bit, and at only 29.89 (Argos, p972), not that expensive either. My son James,2, was brought this for his first birthday by a relative, when I seen it, I thought, no way will he stay interested for long enough, let alone actually play with it, but he loves it, in fact I have trouble getting on my own computer!

49. Computer Training Brush up on existing mouse and keyboard skills and learn the basics of word Basic and intermediate computer skills and Internet use will be taught to http://thelibrary.springfield.missouri.org/programs/other/computer.cfm

@import /css/secondary.css;; /*IE and NN7x styles*/ All Programs Ash Grove Brentwood Fair Grove Library Center ... Teen Night COMPUTER TRAINING Wednesday, September 21, 2005 Edge Community Technology Center at the Midtown Carnegie Branch Library - Computer Skills I For Seniors. 10:00 am to 12:00 pm for seniors. Brush up on existing mouse and keyboard skills and learn the basics of word processing including simple formatting, saving, and printing documents. Registration starts September 07; call 837-5011. Edge Community Technology Center at the Midtown Carnegie Branch Library - Senior Surfers. 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm for age 60 and over. Practice your internet surfing skills. The Edge staff will be available to assist you. Registration starts September 07; call 837-5011. Edge Community Technology Center at the Midtown Carnegie Branch Library - Learn It! Self-Paced Tutorials for Seniors. 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm for adults.

50. Classes At The Edge computer skills I. Brush up on existing mouse and keyboard skills and learn the basics of word processing including simple formatting, saving and printing http://thelibrary.springfield.missouri.org/programs/edge/classes.cfm

@import /css/secondary.css;; /*IE and NN7x styles*/ All Programs Ash Grove Brentwood Fair Grove Library Center ... Teen Night CLASSES AT THE EDGE Beyond Google - Internet Searching Improve searching skills with an in-depth look at search engines, directories and the invisible web, including advanced searching options and tips. Computer Instructed Keyboarding The Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing software helps you learn or improve your keyboarding skills. This software features customized typing lessons for novice to advanced typists in English and Spanish. Computer Skills I Brush up on existing mouse and keyboard skills and learn the basics of word processing including simple formatting, saving, and printing documents. Computer Skills I For Seniors Brush up on existing mouse and keyboard skills and learn the basics of word processing including simple formatting, saving, and printing documents. Computer Skills II Learn to identify common Windows elements, use the taskbar, start up menus and program menus, and explore control panel settings, including various display options. Computer Skills II For Seniors Learn to identify common Windows elements, use the taskbar, start up menus and program menus, and explore control panel settings, including various display options

51. ICTS : NOF Training : Unit 10 : Keyboard Skills keyboard skills are essential for children with a visual impairment if they are When a computer user is able to enter text without visually locating the http://www.inclusive.net/resources/units/unit10/unit10_21.shtml

home resources about our training contact ICTS ... enter training area Keyboard skills Good keyboard skills enable the child accurately to record their ideas with a word processor, avoiding the frustrations of not being able to find the correct key. If the child has to constantly visually locate the key on the keyboard, the effects of a visual impairment may be exaggerated. When a computer user is able to enter text without visually locating the keys, they demonstrate a much more efficient and effective use of technology. There are many keyboard training applications available. Not all allow you to change and adapt the display on screen. Key features to look for are: uncluttered screen where presentation can be edited to suit the visual needs of the user feedback about progress ability to create exercises that use words that fit the ability and interests of the pupil speech feedback of text displayed on screen An example of a touch-typing tutor which provides the above features is Touch Type Portability of device Getting the most appropriate portable technology for a student is of the greatest importance, with their visual and curriculum needs being of highest consideration.

52. Computer Keyboard : Lifestyle.co.uk UK Directory Your search for computer keyboard could not be simpler for us to help with courses in popular computer packages and keyboard skills for business use http://www.lifestyle.co.uk/internet/computers/computer-keyboard.htm

computer keyboard Make sure your search for computer keyboard doesn't leave you with irrelevant sites and information. The Lifestyle.co.uk website can help you build, develop or play on your new desktop, whilst saving you time and money walking up and down the High Street. With a range of information about the biggest and smallest companies out there, we'll find you a site based on your search term : computer keyboard with ease. To find out more about additional UK topics, products and services, search our directory main directory Computers computer keyboard Make the most of your money with the web Computer Keyboard from PCWorld Business Great range of wireless, Bluetooth, optical, USB keyboards, monitors and mice at PC World Business, competitive prices, all brands buy online today. http://www.pcwb.com (featured) Computer Keyboard - Compare Prices The Nextag comparison shopping guide has prices, including tax and shipping, and reviews for products from thousands of sellers. New - compare hotel room rates. http://www.nextag.co.uk

53. Computer Skills For Information Problem-Solving: Learning And Teaching In Contex Schools seeking to move from isolated computer skills instruction also need to focus applying keyboard skills equivalent to at least twice the rate of http://www.ericdigests.org/1996-4/skills.htm

Site Links Home Search for ERIC Digests Privacy Policy Resources for Library Instruction ... Information Literacy Blog ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Eisenberg, Michael B. - Johnson, Doug Source: ERIC Clearinghouse on Information and Technology Syracuse NY. Computer Skills for Information Problem-Solving: Learning and Teaching Technology in Context. ERIC Digest. There seems to be clear and widespread agreement among the public and educators that students need to be proficient computer usersstudents need to be "computer literate." However, while districts are spending a great deal of money on technology, there seems to be only a vague notion of what computer literacy really means. - Can the student who operates a computer well enough to play "Doom" be considered computer literate? - Will a student who has used computers in school only for running tutorials or an integrated learning system have the skills necessary to survive in our society? - Will the ability to do basic word processing be sufficient for students entering the workplace or post-secondary education? Clearly not. In too many schools, most teachers and students still use computers only as the equivalent of expensive flash cards or electronic worksheets. The productivity side of computer use in the general content area curriculum is neglected or grossly underdeveloped (Moursund, 1995).

54. Reading & Education - Lab Building College Reading skills Improving College Reading skills Assistants will go over the computer keyboard keys, including Backspace, Space Bar, http://www.accd.edu/sac/reading/homepages/html/computer_lab.htm

HOME General Information Mission Statement Support Staff ... Teaching Academy Learning Communities ..Course Schedule Computer Lab / Tutoring Lab Phone: 733-2250 We provide students who are currently enrolled in reading courses with computer-based instruction. We are located in McCreless Hall Room 135 and 137. You will need a student ID to access the computer lab. Lab Hours Tutoring Staff Holidays ... Computer Keyboard Orientation Lab Hours Fall 2005 Lab will be open Aug. 22 - Dec. 3 Monday - Wednesday 8:00am to 9:00pm Thursday 8:00am-6:00pm Friday 8:00am-2:30pm Saturday 12:00pm -5:00pm Sunday Closed Return to Top Tutoring Tutoring is available within the department for students in Reading courses. Please contact: Herlinda Alvarado @ Reading Dept. Tutor: Helinda Alvarado

55. Estrella Mountain Community College - Computers Familiarity with the computer keyboard and the ability to type is leave with reasonable typing skills and working knowledge of the computer keyboard. http://www.emc.maricopa.edu/academics/learn4life/computers.asp

Welcome to Learning for Life flexible and convenient non-credit courses designed to upgrade skills for personal and professional development. Summer 2005 Computer Classes Home Pharmacy Tech Prep Program Fall 2005 Class Schedule Computer Classes Experience Education To Go Finance Home In and Out ... Southwest Valley Citizens Academy What's new?! AIDS Day - Quilting Special MRxI Pharmacy Tech Prep Program Mad Messages - send secret messages to your friends! How the Internet Works (Beginners Course – Ages 8-13) ... Firearms Safety (CCW) Prospective Instructor Information Welcome! Proposal to teach (PDF file) Free Computer Orientation Do you have little to zero computer experience? Here is your opportunity to learn the very basics! Cost: Free A. Schwarz Thursday (1 session NC 500 0703 For someone with almost no knowledge of computers, this course provides a solid foundation for your first steps into Computer Literacy. Overcome your fears and concerns about using computers by learning the basic concepts and operations before moving on. Take this hands-on tour and learn the many things you can do with your computer.

56. COMPUTER SKILLS Learn how to type on the computer and begin to master the keyboard. keyboardING II. Continuing skills learned in keyboarding 1. http://scholar.library.csi.cuny.edu/continue/computer.htm

COMPUTER SKILLS INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS INCLUDING EMAIL AND THE WORLD WIDE WEB Kristi Nielson A fun-paced course that introduces you to the basics of using a computer and its related components. Develop essential skills with this class designed specifically for those who are new to the computer. Learn the very basics in computer operations. Topics that will be covered include the use of the mouse and keyboard, terminology, and basic word processing. This course will also introduce you to the basics of Web surfing. Learn how to find the information you need quickly and effectively. Set up email accounts and attach documents to your email. A sense of humor is all you need! Saturday, October 1 - November 5, 9:00am - 12:20pm SIX SESSIONS MICROSOFT WORD (WORD PROCESSING) Anna Marie Brier Essential to finding a good job today is mastering the computer and its business application software. Today's job market calls for candidates with excellent word processing and keyboarding skills. This course will focus on the basics of keyboarding along with the popular word processing software, Microsoft Word 2000. Students will at first be introduced to touch typing on the computer keyboard and the basics of Microsoft Windows.

57. Computer Keyboards For Kids |  Learning Aids | KidsToyChest.com Big Keyed keyboard. computer keyboard for children Our Price $69.95 to enhance your child s ability to learn proper computing and keyboarding skills. http://www.kidstoychest.com/learn/computer-keyboards.htm

Shop by Brand Shop by Product Shop by Topic Order ... View Cart Teaching Index Children's books Ant Activity Book (Grades 1-3) (Grades 4-6) ... to Emerald City Mall Computer Keyboard for Children Children's Computer Keyboard Big Keyed Keyboard for Kids Large, Colorful Easy to Read Keys - Identify vowels, consonants and grammar in a snap. The function keys are moved off to the side. Locate letters faster and easier - Large keys make it a fabulous tool for visually impaired people. Ideal for those with special needs - The larger keys and uncluttered layout make the task of inputting less challenging, and the oversized letters easy to spot. Gives children a sense of ownership - This translates into confidence when using the computer. It is clearly a child's device.

58. Computer Center The computer keyboard resembles a typewriter keyboard, but there are many Prerequisites Good keyboarding and mouse skills, familiarity with using a http://www.corning-cc.edu/phoenix/computer_center.htm

59. Kids On The Keyboard No one can argue about the importance of effectively using the computer keyboard. While keyboarding skills are important for children to acquire, http://www.childrenssoftware.com/keyboarding.html

Kids on the Keyboard CSR Issue: May/June 01 Early Elementary (grades K-2 Either wait altogether to present keyboarding to younger kids, or start with one of these low-pressure introductions. Type to Learn Jr ., 4.0 stars If you're looking for a way to get young kids comfortable with the keyboard, this program is a good choice. Children will learn the location of keys, and although specific hand placement is not taught, they will begin to divide the keyboard into right hand and left-hand keys. Lessons include typing upper and lowercase letters, numbers, short words, sentences, and punctuation. Kids will also learn to use the spacebar and the return/enter key. Three games reinforce the skills, and printable progress reports let grown-ups know how their kids are performing. We liked the straightforward nature of the activities and found the graphics colorful and appealing. Sunburst Communications, Inc., 800-338-3457, www.sunburst.com, ages 5-7, Win 95, 98; Mac OS , 4.0 stars

60. BBC - WebWise - Computer Tutor Sit back and watch as computer Tutor teaches all the skills they need to use Studio 1, Cobweb castle, Mouse skills. Studio 2, Jetsetter, keyboard skills http://www.bbc.co.uk/computertutor/more_info.shtml

@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index TUESDAY 20th September 2005 Text only BBC Homepage Computertutor About the BBC ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! About the site Computer Tutor is a resource for people who don't know how to use a keyboard, mouse or computer screen. If you're a friend, family member or tutor helping someone learn, all you need to do is choose your connection speed and start the resource. That's it! Computer Tutor presenter Amani is then on hand to take computer novices from start to finish step-by-step. Sit back and watch as Computer Tutor teaches all the skills they need to use a computer. The learning To make things fun, the resource is set in 'Game Show World', a theme park about TV game shows. The theme park has three TV studios in it. Learners visit each studio and first pick up a new computer skill. They then practise that skill in a game show. Studio 1 Cobweb castle Mouse skills Studio 2 Jetsetter Keyboard skills Studio 3 Find My Match Screen skills Computer Tutor takes two to three hours to complete, but can easily be broken up into shorter sessions. Just click the 'Return visitor' button on the start screen.

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