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| Touch Typing | Typing without looking at your fingers. |
| Carpel Tunnel Syndrome | Wrist damage from repetitive motion. |
| Typing Techniques | Proper arms, hand, wrist, and body position at the keyboard. |
| Home Row Keys | ASDF JKL; Where your fingers should rest. |
| Key Reaches | Finding other keys from home position. |
| QWERTY Keyboard | Standard arrangement of keys on the keyboard. |
| Words Per Minute | The number of words you can type per minute. |
| Shift Keys | Keys used to make capital letters, located on either side of the keyboard. |
| CAPS LOCK | Used to type all capital letters. |
| comma | Punctuation used after each word in a series. |
| period | Punctuation used after a declarative sentence. |
| semicolon | Punctuation used to separate very short sentences. |
| Colon | Punctuation used to introduce a list. |
| Apostrophe | Punctuation used to show a letter is omitted. |
| Slash | Punctuation used in a web site address. |
| Quotation Marks | Punctuation used when quoting exactly what someone said. |
| Login Name | Unique name used to get into certain software. |
| Password | A secret group of letters used to get into software. |
| Case Sensitive | Using capital or lower case letters is important. |
| Main Menu | Main or first list of choices. |
