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Keyboarding I Syllabus
KeyboardGraphic
Keyboard Quiz
| Goal wam | A | B | C | D |
| 16 | 21 | 18 | 16 | 14 |
| 18 | 23 | 21 | 18 | 15 |
| 20 | 26 | 23 | 20 | 17 |
| 25 | 32 | 29 | 25 | 21 |
| 27 | 35 | 31 | 27 | 23 |
22 February 2012 — Lesson 15 (text and MicroType)
Skillbuilding —
2-minute timed writing –
2-free errors; no errors eligible for EXTRA CREDIT
Goal — 20 WAM (Words A Minute)
Assignment: Lesson 15 Drills; Lesson 15 Timed Writing;
MicroType Alphabetic Keyboarding.
16 February 2012 — Lesson 14 (text and MicroType)
Learn/Review Figure Keys (5, 7, 3, 6, and 2);
2-minute timed writing –
2-free errors; no errors eligible for EXTRA CREDIT
Goal — 20 WAM (Words A Minute)
Assignment: Lesson 14 Drills; Lesson 14 Timed Writing;
MicroType Alphabetic Keyboarding.
14 February 2012 — Lesson 13 (text and MicroType)
Skill Building — Last of the 1-minute timed writings —
Goal — 20 WAM (Words A Minute)
Assignment: Lesson 13 Drills; Lesson 13 Timed Writing;
MicroType Alphabetic Keyboarding.
10 February 2012 — Lesson 12 (text and MicroType)
Skill Building — 1-minute timed writing —
Goal — 20 WAM (Words A Minute)
Assignment: Lesson 12 Drills; Lesson 12 Timed Writing;
MicroType Alphabetic Keyboarding.
08 February 2012 — Lesson 11 (text and MicroType)
Skill Building — 1-minute timed writing —
Goal — 20 WAM (Words A Minute)
Assignment: Lesson 11 Drills; Lesson 11 Timed Writing;
MicroType Alphabetic Keyboarding.
06 February 2012 — Lesson 10 (text and MicroType)
Keyboard Quiz
Skill Building — 1-minute timed writing
Goal — 18 WAM (Words A Minute)
Assignment: Lesson 10 Drills; Lesson 10 Timed Writing;
MicroType Alphabetic Keyboarding.
02 February 2012 — Lesson 9 (text and MicroType)
Skill Building — 1-minute timed writing
Goal — 18 WAM (Words A Minute)
Assignment: Lesson 9 Drills; Lesson 9 Timed Writing;
MicroType Alphabetic Keyboarding.
31 January 2012 — Lesson 8 (text and MicroType)
Review Letter Keys (CAPS LOCK, ?, TAB, ', -, and ")
Assignment: Lesson 8 Drills; Lesson 8
Timed Writing; MicroType Alphabetic Keyboarding.
27 January 2012 — Lesson 7 (text and MicroType)
Review Letter Keys (q, comma, z, and colon)
Assignment: Lesson 7 Drills Drill;
Lesson 7 Timed Writing; MicroType Alphabetic Keyboarding.
25 January 2012 — Lesson 6 (text and MicroType)
Review Letter Keys (m, x, p, and v)
Goal — 18 WAM (Words A Minute)
Assignment: Lesson 6–(click
on link to see what the drill should look like when finished); Lesson 6 Timed Writing;
MicroType Alphabetic Keyboarding.
23 January 2012 — Lesson 5 (text and MicroType)
Review Letter Keys (w, Right Shift, b, and y) and Keyboard Quiz
Assignment: Lesson 5–(click
on link to see what the drill should look like when finished); Lesson 5 Timed Writing;
MicroType Alphabetic Keyboarding.
19 January 2012 — Lessons 4 (text and MicroType)
Review Letter Keys (Left Shift, period, u, and c)
Assignment: Lesson 4–(click
on link to see what the drill should look like when finished); Lesson 4 Timed Writing;
MicroType Alphabetic Keyboarding.
17 January 2012 — Lessons 3 (text and MicroType)
Review Letter Keys (o, t, n, and g)
Assignment: Lesson 3–(click
on link to see what the drill should look like when finished);
Lesson 3 Timed Writing; MicroType Alphabetic Keyboarding.
1-minute Timed-Writing–Goal is 16 wam (1 FREE error)
12 January 2012 — Lesson 2
(text and MicroType)
Review Letter Keys (h, e, i, and r)
1-minute Timed Writing—Goal is 16 wam (1 FREE error)
10 January 2012 — Lesson 1–Text and MicroType
Assignment: Lesson 1–
Review Home Keys (fdsa jkl;)
(click on link to see what the drill should look like when finished).
1-minute Timed Writing—Goal is 16 wam (1 FREE error)
09 January 2012 — Course Introduction
This class is intended to provide students who do not know the keyboard with basic
keyboarding skills. Using the keyboard is essential for success in a majority of
required classes for graduation and for future college/career requirements.
Keyboarding I will focus on development of proper keyboard technique. Students
are expected to learn the keyboard by touch. During this course, students will
learn basic formatting of word processed documents, such as Memos, Personal-Business Letters,
Tables, and Unbound Reports.
Presentation: MicroType 4. Following the presentation begin working on Lesson 1 in MicroType 4 Alphabetic Keyboarding.
Discuss what needs to be done for credit each day.
It is generally a good idea to practice when school is not is session.
There is a free typing test at
Learn2Type
