The document provides information on proper keyboard finger positioning and typing techniques. It discusses the functions of common keyboard keys like Escape, Control, Shift, and Spacebar. It explains that the home row keys are where hands rest and identifies the left and right hand fingers. The document encourages taking your time when learning, scanning ahead, and practicing online to build speed and reduce mistakes over time.
Keyboard is an input device. It has various keys with specific functions. Keys like Alphabet keys, Number keys, Enter keys, delete key, space bar key, caps lock key, Num lock key, Function key, Shift key, etc. This slide will take you through different keys and its functions. For better understanding, I have included pictures of different types of keys.
Keyboard is an input device. It has various keys with specific functions. Keys like Alphabet keys, Number keys, Enter keys, delete key, space bar key, caps lock key, Num lock key, Function key, Shift key, etc. This slide will take you through different keys and its functions. For better understanding, I have included pictures of different types of keys.
This PPT talks about all the components of a keyboard, who invented it and advice for increasing speed. It is based on class 9 IT (subject code-402) Chapter 7 'Data Entry and Keyboard Skills'.
A computer keyboard is an input device that allows a person to enter letters, numbers, and other symbols (these are called characters in a keyboard) into a computer. It is one of the most used input devices for computers. Using a keyboard to enter lots of data is called typing.
Regards
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Computer Keyboard and Proper Finger Positioning
What is keyboard?
A keyboard is a peripheral device that enables a user to input text into a computer or any other electronic machinery. A keyboard is an input device and is the most basic way for the user to communicate with a computer..
This presentation is just presenting some Keyboard keys with just simple definition. It also have quiz about what is in the presentation. it is all about shift key, enter key, spacebar key, split spacebar key, and backspace key. I would like to say thank you to all of you who will download this presentation.
This PPT talks about all the components of a keyboard, who invented it and advice for increasing speed. It is based on class 9 IT (subject code-402) Chapter 7 'Data Entry and Keyboard Skills'.
A computer keyboard is an input device that allows a person to enter letters, numbers, and other symbols (these are called characters in a keyboard) into a computer. It is one of the most used input devices for computers. Using a keyboard to enter lots of data is called typing.
Regards
what is computer mouse? Mouse is an input device. Parts of a mouse, uses and different types of mouse actions. Different types of mouse click are left click, right click, double click and dragging. Parts of mouse include left button, right button and scroll wheel.
Computer Keyboard and Proper Finger Positioning
What is keyboard?
A keyboard is a peripheral device that enables a user to input text into a computer or any other electronic machinery. A keyboard is an input device and is the most basic way for the user to communicate with a computer..
This presentation is just presenting some Keyboard keys with just simple definition. It also have quiz about what is in the presentation. it is all about shift key, enter key, spacebar key, split spacebar key, and backspace key. I would like to say thank you to all of you who will download this presentation.
**Computer Keyboard:**
A computer keyboard is an input device that uses a set of keys or buttons to send data to a computer or other devices. It is one of the primary means of interacting with computers and is essential for various tasks, including typing, gaming, and navigating through software interfaces.
**Key Components:**
1. **Alphanumeric Keys:** These include the letters A-Z and numbers 0-9, providing the basic character input.
2. **Function Keys (F1-F12):** Located at the top row, these keys have specific functions assigned by software or operating systems.
3. **Modifier Keys:** Keys like Shift, Ctrl (Control), and Alt (Alternate) modify the functions of other keys when pressed in combination.
4. **Navigation Keys:** These include Arrow keys, Home, End, Page Up, and Page Down, facilitating cursor movement and text navigation.
5. **Numeric Keypad:** A set of keys on the right, resembling a calculator, for numeric input.
6. **Special Keys:** Keys like Enter, Spacebar, Tab, and Backspace serve specific functions in various applications.
7. **Control Keys:** Including Esc (Escape) and the Windows key (on Windows keyboards), these keys provide system-level control.
**MS Windows Keyboard Shortcuts:**
Keyboard shortcuts are combinations of keys that, when pressed simultaneously or in sequence, perform specific functions. Here are some common keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Windows:
1. **General Shortcuts:**
- **Ctrl + C:** Copy
- **Ctrl + X:** Cut
- **Ctrl + V:** Paste
- **Ctrl + Z:** Undo
- **Ctrl + Y:** Redo
2. **File and Window Management:**
- **Ctrl + N:** New window
- **Ctrl + O:** Open
- **Ctrl + S:** Save
- **Alt + Tab:** Switch between open applications
- **Win + D:** Show desktop
- **Alt + F4:** Close the active window
3. **Navigation and System:**
- **Ctrl + F:** Find
- **Ctrl + A:** Select all
- **Win + E:** Open File Explorer
- **Win + R:** Open the Run dialog
- **Win + L:** Lock the computer
4. **Taskbar Shortcuts:**
- **Win + number (1-9):** Open or switch to the application pinned to the taskbar in that position.
- **Win + T:** Cycle through taskbar items
- **Shift + Win + arrow:** Move the active window to another monitor (if multiple monitors are connected)
5. **Accessibility Shortcuts:**
- **Ctrl + Esc:** Open Start menu
- **Ctrl + Shift + Esc:** Open Task Manager
- **Win + Pause/Break:** Open System Properties
These shortcuts enhance productivity and efficiency while using Microsoft Windows, streamlining various tasks and operations.
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3. Parts of Keyboard
Escape
(ESC)
It cancels
commands or
series of
commands.
Tab
It moves the
cursor to the
next tab stop.
Capitals
Lock
It turns on and
off typing in
capita letters.
Delete
It deletes the
next letter one
at a time.
4. Parts of Keyboard
Backspace
It moves cursor
back and erases
character one at
a time.
Numeric
key pad
It allows faster
typing of
number using
only one hand.
Control (Ctrl)
Alternate(Alt)
It is used to
combine with
other keys to
perform a
specific task.
Shift
Capitalized a
letter or allows
you to use the
upper symbol
in number keys
when
combined with
other keys.
.
5. Parts of Keyboard
Homerow
Keys where
hands are at
rest when
typing.
Spacebar
It moves cursor
forward one
space at a time,
leaving a blank
space.
Enter /
Return
It moves cursor
to the next line
for typing.
Arrow /
Direction
keys
It moves cursor
left, right, up
and down
without erasing
text
10. Typing Speed Activity
Do not rush when you’re just started learning.
Typehttps://www.speedtypingonline.com/typing-tutor
Take your time when typing to avoid mistakes.
Always scan the text and word in advance.
11. Typing Speed Tips
Open your google chrome browser by double clicking the icon.
.
Speed up only when your fingers hit the right keys out of habit.
Practice typing online.
Observe your typing speed as you do it over and over again.