Mrs. Marble, Computers 1 Adapted from presentation by: Nadine Bunnell, Keyboarding Specialist. And...

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Proper Keyboarding Techniques Mrs. Marble, Computers 1 Adapted from presentation by: Nadine Bunnell, Keyboarding Specialist. And Mrs. Coombs. Used with permission. [email protected] Utah State Office of Education, Curriculum & Instruction, Applied Technology Education www.usoe.k12.ut.us/ate/keyboarding/key.htm

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Proper Keyboarding Techniques

Mrs. Marble, Computers 1

Adapted from presentation by: Nadine Bunnell, Keyboarding Specialist. And Mrs. Coombs. Used with permission. [email protected]

Utah State Office of Education, Curriculum & Instruction, Applied Technology Educationwww.usoe.k12.ut.us/ate/keyboarding/key.htm

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SlouchingReaching too far for the keyboard or

mouse.Leaning your hand on the keyboard or the

wrist support.Bending your wrists forward, back, left, or

rightPounding the keysRaising your elbows or shouldersKeying with the wrong fingers

Bad Habits in Typing

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Posture & Position at the Keyboard

Shoulders down, arms relaxed

Elbows level with the keyboard

Feet and lower back supported

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Posture & Position at the Keyboard

Eyes level with the text on the monitor

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Where do I place my fingers? – Home Row Keys

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Fingers curved

Posture & Position at the Keyboard

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Posture & Position at the Keyboard

Wrists off the keyboard

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Increase your speed.Increase your efficiency, making fewer

errors.Increase your effectiveness because you

can see the screen or look at your work papers while your hands are free to type.

Avoid Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.Stay healthy, avoid injury, and remain

productive over your whole lifetime.

Benefits of Keying Correctly

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How Important are Proper Keyboard Techniques?

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