Here are the steps to play a typing game: 1. Open your web browser and search for "typing games" or "typing speed tests". This will bring up several free online typing games and tests. 2. Choose a game or test that looks interesting to you. Many have different themes like typing words related to subjects, typing sentences, or copying text. 3. The game will provide some text for you to type. It may show the text for a few seconds before having you start typing. Pay close attention! 4. Start typing! Try to type the text as accurately and quickly as you can. The game will keep track of your speed and accuracy. 5. After you finish typing the

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2. DON BOSCO TECHNICAL INSTITUTE OF VICTORIAS, INC.
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O St. John Bosco Father and Teacher
of youth, who labored so much for the
salvation of souls be our guide in
seeking the good of our souls and the
salvation of our neighbor. Help us to be
mindful of all our actions and to
practice daily our faith.

3. DON BOSCO TECHNICAL INSTITUTE OF VICTORIAS, INC.
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Teach us to love Jesus in the Blessed
Sacrament, Mary Help of Christians
and our Holy Father the Pope and
obtain for us the grace of living and
dying as friends of God so that we may
all be gathered together with you in
heaven. Amen

5. Top ten
websites for
the young

6. Objectives
Discover the websites that could help
both you and the teachers widen your
search for knowledge
Know what each site has to offer and
use them for your lessons
Understand how to use each site as tools
to further your education

7. Top 10 educational websites for the
young
1.Funbrain.com
2.Starfall.com
3.National geographic kids
4.NASA kid’s club
5.Young ocean Explorer
6.Howstuffworks.com
7.Shaun the sheep game academy
8.ABCDmouse.com
9.Oxford owl
10.Discovery mind blown

8. Funbrain.com
offers hundreds of free interactive games, books, videos, and
printable that help kids develop skills in math, reading,
problem-solving, and literacy.

9. Starfall.com
Starfall is a children's website that teaches basic English
reading and writing skills.

10. National geographic kids
“Nat Geo Kids is the perfect magazine for young explorers, helping kids engage with
our planet and look after it, too!” "National Geographic Kids is interesting, engaging,
and easy to read.

11. NASA kid’s club
provides fun games and activities about space, designed for young learners.
Get to know the space station crew, color and explore in the interactive Kid's
Club, and look at photos taken from outer space.

12. young ocean explorer
a set of activities designed to help students ages 8-12 years learn more about the
ocean, technology, history and marine life. These interactive lessons will give you a
structured teaching tool to give students a hands-on learning experience with real-
world applications.

13. Howstuffworks.com
you can learn how objects you use everyday work. Categories include electronics,
computers, science and technology, household appliances and many more.

14. Shaun the sheep game academy
trains you in the basics of game design then lets you loose on Scratch, a free creative
platform for making games that has been designed especially with children and
young people in mind.

15. ABCDmouse.com
is a subscription-based, educational website for children ages 2 through 8. Created by
a team of educators, it offers a full online curriculum for kids in pre-K, kindergarten,
and early elementary school.

16. Oxford owl
award-winning website from Oxford University Press, created to support
children's learning both at home and at school. As parents and carers, we all
want the very best for our children, but finding the right advice and resources
can be challenging.

17. Discovery mind blown
The app offers users the opportunity to learn about five targeted topics of interest –
Animals and Dinosaurs, Space and Planets, Humans, Machines and Robotics, and
Our Earth – through exciting videos, interactive games and Augmented Reality (AR)
technology.

18. Hands on activity
Choose one website that I discuss earlier
and explore how to use that site

19. Blog site

20. Objectives
Learn what a blog site is
Discover the kinds of blogs
Identify other types of blogs by content
Know how to create your own blog site
Apply using editing and updating your
blog site
Explore controlling your blog site

21. What is Blog Site?
Is a web site that gives
you freedom to say
through personal
comments and
expressions, post your
own or favorite audio,
videos and images.

22. General types of blogs
1. Personal Blog
2. Professional Blog
3. Corporate Blog

23. Personal Blog
Is an online
documentary or diary
of a person. This is the
most common blog
since almost anyone
can create this kind of
blog and express
personal life.

24. Professional Blog
A professional blog
could be an online
documentary,
discussion or
sharing of certain
professional or
industry expertise.

25. Corporate Blog
Is usually a private
blog for businesses
purposes. It gives
communication and
enhances its
business community
in bringing in
updated news from a
corporation.

26. A regular blog usually includes text, photos, videos
and links to other sites related to it, either blogs or
web pages. The whole collection of blog community
on the internet is called Blogosphere
The blogosphere is the social universe
created by online individuals using web
log publishing platforms.

27. Types of Blogs by
content

28. Photoblog
Is a type of blog
which specializes
in photographs and
could further be
grouped according
to kinds of people,
landscapes, close-
up photos and
others.

29. Sketch blog
Is a type of blog
containing a collection
of sketches and
drawings.

30. Audio blog
Is a kind of blog
whose contents are
series of audio
media files.

31. Mixed media blogs
Is a blog whose
posting are as
sortment of media
types of audio,
video, text and other
multimedia

32. Video blog
Is a blog which
comprise of videos
either short clips,
tv series or
movies.

33. Short blogs
Which aims to capture
a moment in time by
allowing users or a
select group to send
short messages,
photos or audio clips
for public or private
select viewing

34. Home and family blog
Is a blog featuring
discussion about
home and family,
these blogs are
shared by family
clans and family
members

35. Art blog
Is a blog for art
enthusiasts,
collectors, artists
and buyers

36. Blogs from mobile phone or PDA
Written and send
from mobile phone,
PDA’s and ipods.

37. Link blog
Is a blog that feature
links to other blog
sites and websites.

38. Political blog
Is a blog spot for
persons in politics
and containing a
discussion group
whose topics
usually related to
prevailing political
issues.

39. Music blog
I s a blog that
focuses on MP3
music.

40. Travel blog
Is a blog site
providing
information and
discussions of
travel sites and
places around the
world

41. Control in managing your blog

42. Dashboard

43. Hands On activity
Explore the
Winx
editor
create
your
webpage
portfolio

44. Netiquette

45. What is Netiquette?
It means simply a
set of rules and
guidelines
meant for
proper behavior
on the internet

46. Ten Essential Netiquettes
1. There is another human being on the other side of the internet
2. Review your message and correct mistakes before you click send
3. Be legal and ethical always on the internet
4. Help the newbie
5. Share your knowledge
6. Respect others
7. Be sensitive to other’s emotions and culture
8. Keep flame wars under control
9. Forgive and correct properly
10. Value other people’s time

47. Netiquette in sending messages and posts
1. Be brief and concise
2. Do not send messages in all capital letters
3. Focus on the subject or topic
4. Be sensitive to the tone of your message
5. emoticons

49. Quiz 3
Identify the following emoticon below
1. 
2. 
3. :-@
4. :-e
5. :-o
6. :-<
7. :-D
8. :-I
9. ;-)
10. :-&

50. COMPUTER KEYBOARD
Prepared by: Cheneta Kenny Pasaje
Calvo

51. Keyboard
A keyboard is an input device that
contains keys users press to enter
data and instructions into a
computer

52. Christopher Latham Sholes was
the inventor of the
keyboard for computing devices.
He patented the typewriter that
we commonly use today in 1868.

53. Types of
Keyboard

54. Standard Keyboard
• also known as the Desktop
Keyboard
• include alphabetic characters,
punctuation symbols, numbers
and a variety of function keys.

55. Standard Keyboard

56. Laptop Keyboards
• has the same keyboard type as a
normal keyboard, except for the fact
that most laptop keyboards
condense the symbols into fewer
buttons to accommodate less space.

57. Laptop Keyboards

58. Gaming Keyboards
• are similar to normal keyboards
except they generally contain extra
features such as illuminated keys,
multimedia keys, an additional LCD
screen, palm rest and other features.

59. Gaming Keyboards

60. Ergonomic Keyboards
• is a computer keyboard designed
with ergonomic considerations to
minimize the chance of wrist and
hand injuries.

61. Ergonomic Keyboards

62. Laser or Infrared Keyboards
• this device projects the keyboard on
to a flat surface, such as a table or
desk.

63. Laser or Infrared Keyboards

64. Rollup Keyboards
• are made of soft plastic or silicone
which can be rolled on itself for
travel.

65. Rollup Keyboards

66. Connection
Type

67. A. Wired Keyboards
• PS/
2
• US
B

68. B. Wireless Keyboards
• Bluetooth
• Infrared (IR)
• Radio
Frequency

69. Bluetooth

70. Virtual Keyboard (uses an
infrared and laser
technology

71. RF Wireless
Keyboard

72. Parts of the Computer Keyboard
• Function Keys
Across the top of a keyboard are a row
of keys called the Function Keys. Each key
is composed of the letter F and a number,
ranging from F1 to F12. Each of the
Function Keys performs a specific
operation based upon what software is
being used.

73. • Numeric Keypad
Many larger keyboards have an extra
section to the right that contains the
Numeric Keypad. This consists of the
numbers 1 through 9, an asterisk, a slash,
a dash, a plus sign, an enter key and a
period. There is also is a "Num Lock" key,
which is used to turn on and off the
Numeric Keypad.

74. • Navigation Keys
The Navigation Keys, also called the
Direction Keys, are used to navigate
through documents and websites.
Examples of Navigation Keys are the up,
down, left and right arrows.

75. • Typewriter Keys
The center of the keyboard, which
contains the largest amount of keys,
includes letters and numbers. Most typing is
done with these keys.

76. • Special Keys
Other keys include the Alt and Ctrl
keys (used for specific functions), the Tab
key (used to insert the cursor) and the
Shift key (used to make capital letters or
symbols that are located on the number
keys).

77. • Escape
The Escape key is located in the upper
left- hand corner of the keyboard. It is used
to cancel operations.

78. Game Activity