M/J Business Keyboarding Guided Notes Module 1
Module 1: Keyboarding Basics
1.1 The Bas...
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M/J Business Keyboarding Guided Notes Module 1
Module 1: Keyboarding Basics
1.1 The Basics
Vocabulary Terms
touch typing
muscle memory
ergonomics
repetitive strain injuries (RSI)
carpal tunnel syndrome
Guided Questions
How can you arrange your workstation to
apply proper ergonomics?
When typing, what are the characteristics of
correct ergonomics and proper typing
posture?
How do correct ergonomic habits contribute
to proper keyboarding and prevent injury
when typing?
What are some strategies you should follow
to prevent RSI?
When working on a laptop or on a tablet,
how can you apply proper ergonomics?
What do you need to know about the
QWERTY keyboard to learn how to type?
Where are these keys located on the
keyboard and what is the purpose of each?
Home Row / Home Keys, Spacebar, Shift,
Enter, Tab, Backspace, Caps Lock
How should you position your fingers on the
home row?
Why is using the home row important to
typing mastery?
How do the buttons and special keys help
you navigate the Typing Tool?
M/J Business Keyboarding Guided Notes Module 1
1.02 Home Row F and J
Vocabulary Terms
workstation
ergonomics
home row keys
typing technique
Guided Questions
Where should you position your fingers to
before you start typing?
How can you find the F and J keys without
looking at the keyboard?
Which finger do you use to type the F key?
The J key? The space bar?
1.03 Input, Output, Storage, and Memory
Vocabulary Terms
Central Processing Unit (CPU)
peripherals
input device
output device
USB (Universal Serial Bus) connector
memory
storage memory
random access memory (RAM)
read-only memory (ROM)
storage devices
Guided Questions
What is the purpose of each of these
computer peripherals? What are examples
of each?
o an input device
o an output device
Which peripherals can be both and input
and output devices?
How do input and output devices connect to
a computer?
What is the purpose of different types of
computer memory? What are examples of
each?
What is the purpose different storage
devices? What are examples of each?
What is “the cloud?”
1.04 – 1.06: Home Row D and K / Home Row S and L / Home Row A and ;
M/J Business Keyboarding Guided Notes Module 1
Vocabulary Terms
home row
workstation
ergonomics
typing technique
Guided Questions
Where should you position your fingers to
before you start typing?
Which finger do you use to type each of
these keys?
D K S L
A ; Space Bar
1.07 Computer Maintenance
Vocabulary Terms
Guided Questions
Why is it important to properly care for your
computer and electronic devices?
What are some things you should DO and
should NOT DO to properly care for your
computer (hardware and software)?
Why are software updates important?
Why is it important to clean your computer
and workspace regularly?
How should you clean each of these
computer parts? Why?
o keyboard
o mouse or trackpad
o screen or monitor
1.08 Home Row G, H, Enter
Vocabulary Terms
reach keys
home row
workstation
ergonomics
typing technique
Guided Questions
Which keys are the reach keys?
Where should you position your fingers to
before you start typing?
Which finger do you use to type these keys?
G H ENTER
Space Bar
M/J Business Keyboarding Guided Notes Module 1
1.09 Home Row Review
Vocabulary Terms
Guided Questions
What are the different parts/components of
a computer system and why are they
important?
Why are storage devices (USB flash drives,
external hard drives, and cloud storage)
helpful?
Why is it helpful to know the parts of a
computer system and how to care for it?
What are some proper computer
ergonomics practices to type pain free and
avoid injury?
What do you remember about which fingers
to use when typing the home row keys?
Left Hand
Fingers Keys Keys Right Hand
Fingers
pinky finger pinky finger
ring finger ring finger
middle finger middle finger
index finger index finger
thumb thumb
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