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Typing 103 - Bottom Row - Keyboarding - Learn How to Type - US QWERTY keyboard
Mrs. Faciana (Michelle), M.Ed.
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(115)
Prerequisites: Typing101 (Home row) & Typing 102 (Top row)
Students will learn the bottom row keys on the computer keyboard to help improve typing skills. This is the final installment of working to memorize the keyboard.
Class experience
In Typing 103, students will focus on the bottom row and review the top row and home row. We will talk about finger placement, posture, and how to memorize the row of keys on the keyboard. *The teacher reserves the right to withdraw students who have not completed both Typing101 and Typing 102 Requirements: - Previously completed my Typing 101 - Home Row course - Previously completed my Typing 102 - Top Row course - Students need to know the letters of the alphabet and how to type in a...
Students will learn which fingers are used for which keys in the bottom row. Students will learn the reason for resting hands on the home row while reaching for the bottom row. Students will learn how to create a mnemonic device to help them remember the order of the letters. Students should almost have the keyboard memorized at the end of the class.
I have enjoyed teaching a summer typing camp to kids and teaching typing/technology classes to students for over 11 years.
Homework Offered
*If students run out of time to create their mnemonic devices to remember the bottom row, they can create their own outside of class time. *Additionally, they can choose to play the practice game after class which will be supplied on the wall for Typing 103 after class.Assessments Offered
Grades Offered
Suggestions to have nearby during class for interaction: - A separate device to log into Kahoot - A device with a QWERTY keyboard with keys. - Dry erase board and marker or paper/pencil
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Link supplied after class: Type Toss can be played as a guest. Previous game from Typing 102: Keyboard Jump can be played as a guest. Previous game from Typing 101: Keyboard Ninja, on Typing.com, is a game students can use to specifically practice typing the home row keys after this course is completed. Disclaimer - There is a slicing/sword sound when the fruit pieces are eliminated but no visible object eliminating the fruit when the correct letter is typed. If they type the letter attached to the bomb, the game ends. The ice cube slows the game, and the cherry wins points for all items on the screen. This game can be played as a guest. *No refunds for missed classes.
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(115)
Greetings! I’m Mrs. Faciana. You can also call me Mrs. Faci or Mrs. F. I will be leading a variety of sessions for children: typing, math, writing, coding, and more! I was in the classroom for 15 years, and I have been a private tutor since...
Group Class
$20
per classMeets once
40 min
Completed by 38 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 7-11
1-5 learners per class
