Glencoe Keyboarding Connections: Projects and Applications, Student Edition, 1 edition
Venue:  (2005)

Students will learn keyboarding and complete numerous hands-on projects related to word processing, desktop publishing, presentation software, spreadsheets, and databases. The text was written for middle school students. All activities and projects are age-appropriate. Glencoe Keyboarding Connections features a "fun" format complemented by a visually appealing game-like software interface. High-interest skill building exercises, applications, and games consistently hold students' attention. All new content includes extensive practice with e-mail, PowerPoint®, and Web page design. An Internet Connection feature provides search tips and relevant links. A user-friendly Web site features include State correlations, language arts activities, and additional teacher resources. Plus, everything is Windows 2000 and XP compatible! Table of contentsUnit 1 KeyboardingSection 1.1 New Keys: A S D F K L ; Space Bar Enter Section 1.2 New Keys: H E OSection 1.3 New Keys: M R I Section 1.4 Review Section 1.5 New Keys: T N C Section 1.6 New Keys: V Right Shift Period (.) Section 1.7 New Keys: W Comma (,) G Section 1.8 Review Section 1.9 New Keys: B U Left Shift Section 1.10 New Keys: Q / Section 1.11 New Keys: ' " Lesson 1.12 Review Section 1.13 New Keys: P X Section 1.14 New Keys: Y Tab Section 1.15 NwKeys: Z Colon (:) Section 1.16 Review Section 1.17 New Keys: ? Caps Lock Section 1.18 New Keys:  - _ Section 1.19 Skillbuilding Section 1.20 Skillbuilding Unit 2 KeyboardingSection 2.1 New Keys: 4 $ 7 &Section 2.2 New Keys: 3 # 8 *Section 2.3 New Keys: 2 @ 9 (Section 2.4 ReviewSection 2.5 New Keys: 1 ! 0 )Section 2.6 New Keys: 5 % 6 ^Section 2. 7 Special SymbolsSection 2.8 Numeric Keypad: 4 5 6 Enter Section 2.9 Numeric Keypad: 7 8 9Section 2.10 ReviewSection 2.11 Numeric Keypad: 1 2 3 Numeric Section 2.12 Keypad: 0 .Section 2.13 ReviewSection 2.14 SkillbuildingUnit 3 Computer Basics Section 3.1 Software BasicsSection 3.2 Manage FilesSection 3.3 Editing BasicsSection 3.4 Editing BasicsSection 3.5 Internet BasicsSection 3.6 Data CollectionReviewCurriculum PortfolioUnit 4 Word ProcessingSection 4.1 Edit and Format Short StoriesSection4.2 Format and Edit PoemsSection4.3 Format a Journal Entry and Proof TextSection 4.4 Create and Format Tables Section 4.5 Format OutlinesSection 5.1 Format a Personal Letter Section 5.2 Format a Business Letter With EnvelopeSection 5.3Format an E-Mail MessageSection 6.1 Format a One Page ReportSection 6.2 Format a Report With a BibliographySection 6.3 Format a Title PageSection 6.4 Format a Report With a Reference Page Section 6.5 Format a Report With Footnotes or EndnotesSection 6.6 Table of ContentsReviewCurriculum PortfolioUnit 5 Desktop PublishingSection 7.1 Design Pages With Pictures and ObjectsSection 7.2 Design Pages With Drawing Tools Section 7.3 Create NewslettersSection 7.4 Create Documents From TemplatesSection 8.1 Create a WebSection 8.2 Create a Table in a Web PageSection 8.3 Create Hyperlinks for Web PagesReviewCurriculum PortfolioUnit 6 PresentationsSection 9.1 Presentation Basics  Section 9.2 Edit SlidesSection 9.3 Add Clip Art to Slides  Section 9.4 Add AnimationReviewCurriculum PortfolioUnit 7 Spreadsheets Section 10.1 Spreadsheet BasicsSection 10.2 Create and Edit a Spreadsheet  Section 10.3 Use Simple Formulas  Section 10.4 Enter FunctionsSection 10.5 Create ChartsReviewCurriculum PortfolioUnit 8 DatabaseSection 11.1 Create Database Tables and Enter DataSection 11.2 Sorts and Queries ReviewReviewCurriculum PortfolioUnit 9 CapstoneSection 12.1 Capstone ProjectsSkillbuilding AppendixGlossaryIndexGlossary IndexCurriculum Portfolio The ACM Portal is published by the Association for Computing Machinery. Copyright © 2010 ACM, Inc. Terms of Usage Privacy Policy Code of Ethics Contact Us Useful downloads: Adobe Acrobat QuickTime Windows Media Player Real Player