Welcome to Neon Team Exploratory
With Ms. Falcon
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Quarter 3 Keyboarding
Quarter 4 Keyboarding
See below for great information
Progress
Reports
Note: This year the Amphi district will be using a new grading program. The parent access to this program is not currently running, but should be available soon. As soon as the district software is working I will begin to publish grades online weekly. For now please look for the paper copy of the progress report that I give each student every Thursday during class. If for any reason a student does not receive a copy, there will be a message on the homework hotline.
Links to free typing practice:
Type
Me from FunSchool-Kaboose
"Easy", "Medium" or "Hard" plus other settings.
Type the letters you see falling before they hit the bottom of the screen.
Word
Meister - You're scored on
how many seconds it takes you to guess & spell the words, 5 in each round.
TIP: Use your keyboarding skills to practice.
You can also spell words by clicking on letters - mouse practice.
Typer Shark at Yahoo Games - Type the words on the sharks before they reach you, the diver.
Fearless Freida the Big Kahuna from Game Goo - Listen for a word and type it to hear it sounded out.
Keyboard Challenge Learn the Keys from ABCya. Drag the keys into position on the blank keyboard. Start with the home row.
Free
Typing Game - Lessons and Tests
too.
Use the tabs to select a section. Practice using the Lessons, and then try the
hungry frog game.
Cup Stacking and Alpha Drop from Learning Games for Kids
Keyboarding
Skills from
e-Learning
Listen and follow directions to work your way through.
http://www.sense-lang.org/typing/
http://www.powertyping.com/typing_test/typing_test.shtml
http://www.typeonline.co.uk/
Keyboarding Extras:
Special
Keyboarding Tips
Have you seen this little squiggly mark ~
?
What's it called? How do
you type it?
Use
the numeric keypad on your keyboard
to type these characters and symbols:
| Hold down the Alt key and type... | to make this. |
| 248 or 0176 | 90° (degree symbol) |
| 246 or 0247 | 4÷2 (division symbol) |
| 0215 | 2×5 (multiplication symbol) |
| 155 | 25¢ (cent sign) |
| 253 | 4² (exponent of 2) |
| 0128 | € (Euro) |
| 0163 | £ (British Pound) |
| 0182 | ¶ |
| 160 | á |
| 130 | é |
| 161 | í |
| 162 | ó |
| 163 | ú |
| 164 | ñ |
| 129 | ü |
| Num Lock must be on. | |
Another
way to type symbols in Word is by clicking
Insert (found in the menu bar) then Symbol.
© ¾ ¢ ñ and
others
Math Tip: in
Word type other exponents by holding down the Ctrl, Shift, and + keys, release,
then type the number key (not using numeric keypad). Remove
the feature by again pressing Ctrl, Shift, and +
Example: 43
Another method is to
click Format, Font in the Menu Bar. Choose "Superscript"
when typing or after highlighting the number.
