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Although typing is a fairly mechanical skill, it is really important that all participants learn to type reasonably well. They do not need to be able to type very fast, but they do need to learn how to type reliably, and without searching for keys. | |||
It is best to address this by using a "typing tutor" programme, and for the participants to do regular individual practice. We would recommend that they do about 15 minutes every few days (ideally three times a week). | |||
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{{activity|Pair work|: familiarisation with typing tutor|10}} Familiarise yourself with a typing tutor programme. From now on, you should spend a little bit of time practsing typing, ideally a few times a week. This will really help you speed up your interaction with the netbooks. | {{activity|Pair work|: familiarisation with typing tutor|10}} Familiarise yourself with a typing tutor programme. From now on, you should spend a little bit of time practsing typing, ideally a few times a week. This will really help you speed up your interaction with the netbooks. | ||
Record your typing speed in your reflective journal. | |||
= Follow-up activities = | = Follow-up activities = | ||
