We are learning the alphabetic keys and proper keyboarding techniques.
The activities below are assigned and are worth 10 points each.
Please use the activities below to review for quizzes.
To e-mail use these five basic steps:
1. Use the e-mail address thett2@yahoo.com
2. In the subject include your hour
EX: 7th Hour 1FH Word 2010
3. In the subject state what file you are sending.
4. In the message area: include a complete sentence why you are sending the e-mail and what kind of file (Word 2010) you are sending. Not everyone has Word 2010.
5. Remember to attach the file!
This class page is for a one semeseter keyboarding class which develops the ability to key by touch, proofread, correct errors, and format documents. Production of copies is stressed to meet today's business standards. This class is taught with computers and may continue to Keyboarding II. This course is a Dual Credit course through SWIC allowing students the opportunity to obtain two hours of college credit while in high school.
Related Illinois Learning Standards: 1A, 1C, 3A, 4A, 4B, 5A, 5B, 6B
Related Workplace Skills Standards: A, B, D, F, H, I, J, K
Textbook: Computer Applications and Keyboarding, 8th Ed.
Jack P. Hoggatt, Ed.d. and Jon A. Shank, Ed.D.
Thompson South-Western
Classroom rules:
1. Respect each other and the equipment.
2. Follow school rules set forth in school handbook (in agenda).
3. "Friday Specials" not available for tardy or absent students. The 5 points can be made up by completing extra credit projects.
Did you know that if you send someone a file
created in Access, if they don't have Access on
their computer they most likely will not be able
to open your file? Before sending a computer file
by e-mail, be sure to confirm the other side has
the software to open it.
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