Good Morning  Place your bags under the dry erase board at the front left side of the room and be seated. Turn around and face the back ready for announcements. If you come in late, just have a seat. You may sign the tardy log and take care of your belongings AFTER announcements.

Administrative Office Technology & Business Software Applications August 29, 2017 TOPIC: Office Basics Bell Work: Go to the following websites and read the information about CTS and RSI. Compare and contrast CTS and RSI in a paragraph of 4-6 sentences. Remember spelling and grammar count!!! http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/184337.php http://kidshealth.org/en/teens (once the site opens, key in RSI in the search box)

Administrative Office Technology & Business Software Applications August 29, 2017 TOPIC: Office Basics I will: use classroom procedures Work through MSOffice basics using the common features of 2016 NO CELL PHONES!!!

AOT / BSA August 29, 2017 TOPIC: Office Basics Essential Question: What is the importance of folders and subfolders, and where should I save my work? Standards: AOT: 15.0 – Demonstrate knowledge, skill, and application of information systems to accomplish job objectives and enhance workplace of performance. 18.0 – Use oral and written communication skills in creating, expressing and interpreting information and ideas. 19.0 – Solve problems using critical thinking skills, creativity and innovation. BSA: 30.0 – Use technology to increase administrative office support productivity and enhance workplace performance. 31.0 – Use information technology tools. 32.0 – Participate in administrative work-based learning experiences. Learning Goal: I will review the basics for MSOffice while keying documents using MSOffice 2016.

AOT/BSA August 29, 2017 TOPIC: Office Basics www.marionschools.net/wph Assignments AOT: Documents for personal electronic portfolio – DUE 8/24 Minus 10 points for every day late MSOffice Basics – Chapter 1: Lessons 1-7 due 9/7 Download needed files to your onedrive from www.pearsonhighered.com/navigateit Try it! (if needed) “Practice” is class work; “Apply” is a quiz End of Chapter Activities – Test BSA: Complete the advanced lessons in Typing.com – Due 8/30 Word Specialist Projects 1-5 due 9/7

Digital Information Technology August 29, 2017 TOPIC: Keyboarding Lessons Bell Work: Turn to pg 50-51 in the paperback book “Reading for Information.” Read those pages and then compare and contrast in paragraph format the way research was done in the past with the way it is done today. Be sure to check your spelling, capitalization, and punctuation, and use details. (4-6 sentences) www.marionschools.net/wph

Digital Information Technology August 29, 2017 TOPIC: Keyboarding Lessons I will: Improve my knowledge of the alphabetic keys Demonstrate the correct technique Use repetitive stress relievers as needed NO CELL PHONES!!!

Digital Information Technology August 29, 2017 TOPIC: Keyboarding Lessons Essential Question: What is proper keyboarding technique and why is it important? Standards: 01.0 – Demonstrate knowledge, skill, and application of information systems to accomplish job objectives and enhance workplace performance. 20.0 – Apply communication skills in a courteous, concise and correct manner on personal an professional levels. 22.0 – Practice quality performance in the learning environment and the workplace. Learning Goal: I will demonstrate the correct technique, use repetitive stress relievers as needed, and key lessons in Typing.com.

Digital Information Technology August 29, 2017 TOPIC: Keyboarding Lessons www.marionschools.net/wph Grading Criteria Typing.com Lessons through and including Beginner Wrap Up - DUE 9/28 or 9/29 Exit Ticket: Which keys are the most difficult for you to strike and why?

Grading Criteria 1. Eyes on Copy C 2. Use Correct Fingers F SKILL FAILED SKILL 1.   Eyes on Copy C 2.   Use Correct Fingers F 3.   Wrists Up B 4.   Posture Straight B 5.   Elbows In B 6.   Feet Flat B