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Description
One of the first steps to computer literacy is learning how to use the keyboard! In Type to Learn Jr., age-appropriate instruction and three activities help students use the computer with greater ease.
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The small size of young students’ hands is kept in mind in this animated program that takes students from keyboard awareness to typing carefully selected words into short sentences.
With Type to Learn Jr. students will:
- Locate the letters of the alphabet and numbers on the keyboard with increasing reliability as they divide the keyboard into left-hand or right-hand keys
- Use the shift key to type uppercase letters.
- Type short words and sentences.
- Master simple punctuation, the space bar, and the Return/Enter key.
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Unit Price
P1403TYPE TO LEARN JR - SUN POSX98X CD ROM CD ONLYMac/Win$25.00
P1399TYPE TO LEARN JR - SUN MAC/WIN CD ROM HOMEMac/Win$29.95P1397TYPE TO LEARN JR - SUN POSX98X CD ROM SCHOOLMac/Win$79.95P1395TYPE TO LEARN JR - SUN POSX98X CD ROM LAB 10Mac/Win$179.95P1394TYPE TO LEARN JR - SUN POSX98X CD ROM NETWORKMac/Win$799.95P1400TYPE TO LEARN JR - SUN POSX98X CD ROM UNL SITMac/Win$799.95 -
PC ME
PC 2000
PC NT
PC XP
PC Vista
Mac UB/Intel
Mac OS x 10.6 (Snow Leopard)
Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard)
Mac 9.X
Mac OS X
Mac OS X Client 10.2.x
Mac OS X Client 10.3.x
Mac OS X Client 10.4.x
Mac OS X Server 10.2.x
Mac OS X Server 10.3.x
Mac OS X Server 10.4.x
CPU PC:486
Memory PC:8 MB
CPU Mac:68040
Memory Mac:8 MB
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Funding
NCLB - Title II - Part D
The Type to Learn Keyboarding Series meets the following National Education Technology Standards (NETS) improving academic achievement by integrating technology into teaching and learning necessary lifelong computer keyboarding skills. 1. Basic operations and concepts o Students demonstrate a sound understanding of the nature and operation of technology systems. o Students are proficient in the use of technology. 2. Social, ethical, and human issues o Students practice responsible use of technology systems, information, and software. 3. Technology productivity tools o Students use technology tools to enhance learning, increase productivity, and promote creativity. o Students use productivity tools to collaborate in constructing technology-enhanced models, prepare publications, and produce other creative works. 4. Technology communications tools 5. Students use telecommunications to collaborate, publish, and interact with peers, experts, and other audiences.Licensing
Per CPU
Single-User Version includes one disk or CD-ROM. Customers receive a license to install the program on one computer. Lab Packs include 10 (Sunburst) CD-ROMs, the license to run the program on the same number of computers at one school site.Per Network
Network License includes an unlimited site license on a single file server for use on interconnected computers at one school site.Per Site
School Unlimited License for completely installable programs contains one disk or CD-ROM and the license to install the program on an unlimited number of computers in the school community at one school site (location, address). -
Additional Purchasing Requirements
NoneWhat the Customer Receives
Single-User Version includes one disk or CD-ROM and a Teacher's Guide. Lab Packs include 10 (Sunburst) CD-ROMs and access to download teacher resource materials or a single copy of a printed Teacher's Guide. School Unlimited License for completely installable programs contains one disk or CD-ROM and one Teacher's Guide. Network License includes a CD-ROM to install on a server and a Teacher's Guide is included or available online.
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