1. Review for 1 st Quiz

2. How to listen properly Stop what you are doing

3. How to listen properly Stop what you are doing Eyes on the speaker

4. How to listen properly Stop what you are doing Eyes on the speaker Only one person speaking at a time

5. How to listen properly Stop what you are doing Eyes on the speaker Only one person speaking at a time Do not get up out of your seat or interrupt the speaker until they are finished.

6. What do we call the method of Typing we will be learning this year

7. Touch Typing We will be using a program called edutyping.com

8. What type of keyboard do we use in this class

9. QWERTY It is called QWERTY because they are the first six letters on the top row of letters.

10. The typewriter was invented in the 1860’s The first computers were invented in the 1930’s The first personal computers were invented in 1970’s

11. What are the Home Row Keys

12. ASDF and JKL; The F and J keys have a raised bump so that you can feel where your fingers are supposed to go

13. Where does your thumb go

14. It should hover over the space bar Use the thumb you are most comfortable with

15. What does GWAM and WPM mean

16. GWAM stands for Gross Words a Minute WPM stands for words per minute

17. Vocabulary Terms

18. ACCURACY - a measure of error in keyboarding CURSOR - visually distinct mark that shows the point on a display screen where the next letter, number, symbol, or space will be entered CAPS LOCK KEY - key pressed to turn everything you type into capital letters

19. Vocabulary Terms BACKSPACE KEY - key used to back up and erase the character or space to the left of the cursor DELETE KEY - the key pressed to remove selected text or objects or characters to the right of the cursor

20. Vocabulary Terms ENTER KEY - the key pressed to begin a new line in a word processor, or to signal the computer that data has been typed in and completed (also called Return Key) FUNCTION KEYS - keys labeled from FL to Fl2 that can be pressed to do a certain task

21. Vocabulary Terms KEY - the process of striking keys to record and display words and data KEYBOARD - an arrangement of keys on a “board” that is attached to a computer used to input data SHIFT KEY - a key used to make capital letters and certain symbols when pressed in combination with another key