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The document provides instructions for a touch typing lesson that involves 9 steps: putting fingers in the correct starting position, clicking links to navigate to lessons, selecting a 40 letter lesson, and starting the lesson by typing on blue keys and either replaying for a partner or exiting to the next lesson.
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Lesson 18 tac
- 1. LESSON 18 TAC Touch typing (I)
- 2. Act. 1: Put your finger in the next postion for a good practice.
- 3. Act. 2: Click on the next link http://www.interpeques2.com/peques5/mecanografia/principal2.htm
- 4. Act. 3: Click on the word “Ejercicios”
- 5. Act. 4: Click on “Tutorials”
- 6. Act. 5: Click on Lessons
- 7. Act. 6: Choose 40 letters as the lesson's lenght Act. 7: Click on the Lesson 1
- 8. Act. 8: Put your finger on the blue keys of the keyboard and start the activity.
- 9. Act. 9: When you finished, show it to your teacher and replay for your partner or exit and start the next lesson.