Successful Strategies for Teaching Keyboarding

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This is a PPT for a session that I presented to the Iowa Business Education Association on October 12, 2014 in Johnson, Iowa.

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Successful Strategies for Teaching Keyboarding

by Dr. Leigh ZeitzUniversity of Northern Iowa

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Learning To Type

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It’s Different Now

Still Relevant?

Experts Weigh in . . .

65% of 537 experts polled said that voice input would be our primary form of data input by 2020.

PewInternet.com

Hmmmm . . .

Plan for TodayReview Keyboarding IssuesWhen Keyboarding should be

taughtKeyboarding and StandardsKeyboarding vs Cursive vs

ManuscriptHow Keyboarding should be taughtKeyboarding and iPads???????

Keyboarding is . . .

a set of cumulative psychomotor skills involving the touch method of input to a keyboard.

Benefits for KeyboardingImprovement in Language

Arts

Improved Quality of Writing

Greater Enthusiasm about writing on computers

Improved spelling

Improved reading comprehension

Why?

Teach Keyboarding?

Keyboarding is Different

Transcription Typing

GenerativeTyping

Access is Different

When?3rd grade

Patterson, 2005, Bartholme, 1996; Instructional Resource of Curr/Instr Div of Saskatchewan Education, 1991; Pisha, 1993; Starr, 2001

4th gradeErthal, 1998; Hopkins, 1998

5th gradeMacIntyre, 1990; Wronkovich, 1998

Not in ElementaryWaner, Behymer, & McCrary, 1992

Keyboarding in Standards

Production and Distribution of Writing

Keyboarding Assessment

Illinois Keyboarding Objectives

Illinois Keyboarding Objectives

What Do You Think?

Manuscript

Cursive

Keyboarding

Handwriting vs Keyboarding

Handwriting before Keyboarding (Stevenson & Just, 2014)

4.5 year oldsLetter memorization better with handwritingAugments ReadingFacilitates recognizing letter shapes

5 – 6 year oldsKeyboarding is more legibleKeyboarding is faster Handsize may be a problem

Compare Handwritten vs Word Processed Writing

Meta-analysis of 26 studies of K-12 students:Computer-Based

Higher Quality of WritingHigher Quantity of WritingMore CollaborativeMore IterativeMore Social

Necessity of MasteryComposition based on

Communication.

Students must master typing or writing so can advance to composing.

Composition is enhanced when communication is not a problem.

Which Platform?

What’s the Best?

How Fast?Based upon hours of practice

15 – 18 hours: 10 – 15 wpm30 – 35 hours: 25 – 30 wpm45 – 60 hours: 30 – 40 wpm

Crews, 2006 - NBEA

Grad WPM

3rd 8 - 10

4th 10 - 20

5th 20 - 25

6th 25 – 30

7th 35 w/95% Accuracy

8th 40 w/95% Accuracy

Faster Then Writing

9 yr old writes 16 wpm

Goal: Type 17 wpm

What to Teach in Secondary?

What to Teach?

Hard Skills

Vs

Soft Skills

What are YOUR Thoughts?

Happy KeyboardingDr. Leigh E. Zeitz

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