| 21st Century Typing tutorial 21st Century
Typing is a complete typing tutor, with structured lessons, tests, practice sessions,
and typing games. Designed for kids (age 8 or older) or adults, beginners or typists
that need additional practice. As you type, the program calculates your
typing speed (wpm, word per minute) and accuracy instantly. Your lessons are recorded
so that you can track your progress. Depending on how well you do, 21st Century
Typing will recommend the next step and it will automatically analyze where you
need more work. You can view your results using several types of graphs that chart
your speed and accuracy, show you which fingers are weak, and show you which keys
are giving you trouble. Features - Correct finger
positioning displayed on computer screen.
- For non beginners initial test
determines skill level
- 14 lessons to introduce keys. These 14 lessons
break down typing into easily learned segments . Includes 10 key lesson.
- 14
tests to check skill level at each lesson
- 14 practice sessions to reinforce
particular skills
- A library of books to practice real-world samples
- Lessons
do not include images which distract from learning making learning easier.
- Program
allows you to quickly and easily monitor your rate of progress, a feature which
will reduces learning time.
- If you make a mistake you will hear a beep.
Don't stop if you make an error, just keep typing.Errors are displayed below the
text to type in red.
- Choose your multimedia theme: Prehistoric or Modern
- Certificates of completion when you pass each test
- Two games
to play to make typing fun
- Results provides graphic reports of speed
or accuracy by hand, finger, row, and key. This allows you to identify problem
areas.
- Program help under help on tool bar.
Tips
on learning to type:
- 1. Say the letter of each key as you type, either
out loud or silently.
2. Repeat each lesson until you feel comfortable with
your control of the keys, before moving to the next lesson. Develop your feel
for the keys before trying to increase your speed. Typing is a physical skill
that requires practice, practice, and more practice. Start with short practice
periods, such as 30 minutes a day, working up to longer periods of practice as
you develop keyboard skills. System Requirements
Windows: 95/ 98/2000/NT/Me/XP Minimum RAM: 16 MB For
sound features: Sound card Minimum CPU: Pentium 90 MHz, P/90
Minimum Monitor requirement: 256 color Hard disk space 21 MB
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