

The material in the Touch Typing Course is designed so that after completing theĬourse, the students will master all letter keys along Below is a quick overview of the differentĬourses currently available in TypingMaster. Material or in the more advanced classes. We recommend you start with this course and use the others as additional teaching TypingMaster "Touch Typing Course" alone provides enough exercise material for 12 lessons.
#TYPING MASTER COM HOW TO#
One of the first things that you will need to consider is the general timeįramework within which to operate that is, the total time allocated for theĬourse and how to fill it with meaningful practice. Progress and save study data in one central location, no matter when or where the students use the program. Log in on any computer within the network andĬontinue the course. Necessary to assign students to specific computers or workstations. TypingMaster and the Manager keep track of the users progress and the students will always continue from where they last left off. Level and guiding them on proper typing technique, for example.

The student data, thus freeing you to interact with the students on a more personal The Manager will take care of all the necessary record keeping and filing of User Manager (herein referred to as the Manager) are installed on the local network, This chapter contains some ideas that teachers may want to consider when planningĪ typing course with TypingMaster Pro and its User Manager.

The latter part of the manualĬontains extra ideas and some ergonomics tips that help to make a typing courseĪs effective and enjoyable as possible both for the instructor and the To facilitate effortless use of the programs. The approach is very practical and task-oriented
#TYPING MASTER COM MANUAL#
This manual is designed to guide instructors in using TypingMaster TypingMaster Pro Teaching Guide TypingMaster ProĢ.2.3 Importing Users from External Files
