Keyboarding Fall 2010
C O L L I E R V I L L E H S. O R G
Quote of the Week: "It is a mistake to look too far ahead. Only one link in the chain of destiny can be handled at a time."
-Winston Churchill
Current Assignments:
- Review keyboard symbols and punctuation marks
- Intermediate Lesson Wrap-Up, typingweb.com
- Practice Test - 3 min Timed Writing, typingtest.com (Zebras)
- Review
- Check for understanding
What's On Deck
- Quiz - Symbols and Punctuation
- Timed Writing Test - Zebras
Textbook
Centruy 21 Computer Applications and Keyboarding
8th Edition Comprehensive, Lessons 1 -150
Computers
iMac Desktop Computers
Course Description
Welcome to Keyboarding. This course will help you develop an understanding of keyboarding and how it provides information to perform as an informed citizen.Additional benefits of this course include the introduction to many of the activities in which organizations engage, basic computer terminology and business structure. You will find all information to be helpful as you advance in your studies.
Expectations/Rules
Each student will be held accountable for developing typing, listening, and communication skills in business. High expectations are given to each student and the class will be treated as a professional business meeting. The only classroom rule is to treat each session as if you were interviewing for a job.
Administrators
Dr. Holcomb - Class of 2011
Mrs. Hampton - Class of 2012
Mrs. Schermerhorn - Class of 2013
Mr. Field - Class of 2014
Grades
Shelby County Scale
A: 100-93
B: 92-85
C: 84-75
D: 74-70
F: 69 and below
Student Evaluation
1. In-Class Assignments
2. Organized Notebook
3. Quiz/Test Results
4. Homework
5. Projects/Guest Speakers
6. Team Work
No extra credit will be given. All assignments may be redone for improvement.
Guidance
Mrs. Bell - Class of 2011
Mrs. Blanchard - Class of 2012
Ms. Wall - Class of 2013
Ms. Krotzer - Class of 2014