Typequick For Students

Guaranteed SuccessF I V E M I L L I O N T R A I N E D W O R L D W I D E

KEYBOARDING COURSE

TYPEQUICK FOR STUDENTS

www.typequick.com.au

Welcome to the AdventureGood typing techniques

� Avoid hesitation. Concentrate on speedrather than accuracy and tolerate a fewerrors.TYPEQUICK’s remediation willautomatically address your accuracy.

� Only move your fingers – do not bounce your hands and arms up and down.

� Strike the keys using an even rhythm.

� Adopt the correct posture.

� Relax your muscles - loosen your neck and shoulders by bending your necktowards your left shoulder, then the right shoulder.

� Take a short break every 15 minutes orwhenever you feel muscle cramps or aches.

� Blink your eyes and look away from thescreen altering your focus from near to far.

TYPEQUICK IS A COMPLETE TEACHING SYSTEM

The structured Finding the Keys course is complimented by an additional course thatteaches the Punctuation keys plus the Royal Challenges - courses that help increasespeed and accuracy.

TRAIN ADDITIONAL USERS

To add users simply visit our website www.typequick.com.auand purchase the required number of additional users or contact us direct by emailtypequick@typequick.com.au or +61 (0) 2 8467 9777

Posture is important. Sit with your back straight, in a comfortable position with both your feet flat on the floor.Your elbows should be slightly ahead of the side of your body when your curved fingers are on the home row.The home row keys consist of the letters a s d f and j k l ; .

Keep your elbows close to your side and your wrists straight.Fingers must be curved as they would be when your arm is loosely hanging by your side. Press the keys smartly and firmly with the tip of the appropriate finger.

Your fingers should hover over the home row keys, lightly touching the tops of thekeys. Anchor at least one finger on its home row key, usually the ‘a’ or the ‘;’ (semicolon)key, when typing keys in other rows. Always return your fingers to the home row.

Is TYPEQUICK for you?

Typequick For Students is an animated, multimedia adventure designed to keep studentsentertained for the ten hours it takes to learn to touch type with ten fingers.The compelling,interactive story and text exercises are so much fun that students enjoy using the courseand more importantly finish it. Students learn at their own pace moving from route to routeas they learn all the keys of the alpha-numeric keyboard. Records are kept of each lessonmaking assessment easy and progress obvious.

Useful Tips:

I’ll be your travelling partner for this amazing typing journey to the…(Drumroll)…Kingdom of Eaz.

You can't even begin to imagine the adventures we'll share. I wish I’dhad a travelling partner when I learned to type – no-one believedany of my experiences. Not to mention that it would’ve been funlearning with someone else! At least this time we can cruise up croc-infested rivers together, and bags you try any weird foods before me – it was impossibleto convince anyone that I only liked gum leaves, so I had to eat a witchetty grub with this goanna one day, and Bogong Moths while travelling at night to Rainbow Beach –

totally gross!

Nah, most of it’ll be really cool – we get to ride different animalsover the 10 wickedest routes in Australia.We can travel under

the stars through the middle of the desert, and on the waycollect enough magic keystones to build a keyboard.Not bad, eh? And, just to top it off, if we manage to find allthe keystones, we’ll get to meet Wise Fella, who lives in theKingdom of Eaz – and I’m not even going to bother tellingyou about that place – it’s just way too cool.

Let’s get moving,

Kewala’sadventure

� Touch type in 10 easy entertaining lessons

� Exciting new mouse course

� Recommended by teachers

� Used in over 4000 Educational Institutions

� Suitable for all ages from 6 years

� Australian English

� Use email and internet more effectively

amazing

keyboardTHE FOLLOWING RESOURCES AREAVAILABLE ONLINE:

� Typequick for Students course to train ONE user.

� This student support material.

� Mental Rehearsal keyboard layout card.

MINIMUM SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS:Broadband Internet connectionAdobe Flash Player 9 or higher

Teachers recommend it . . .“Children are typing effortlessly in project workand all manner of activities.Typing is obviously acore skill for our children. It is especially gratifyingthat TYPEQUICK, which has been instrumental ingiving the children this valuable life skill, is anAustralian product!”Peter McCallum, Bronte Public School, NSW

. . . and children love it.“My kids love this course. Before TYPEQUICK theytried another program – it bored them to tearsand they quit.” Sue Higgs, Middle Park QLD

Dynamic scenes and characters

Copyright © 2009 Typequick Pty Limited

www.typequick.com.au

Hey there, I’m Kewala as in Key…wala.

Kewala

Typequick For Students

Guaranteed SuccessF I V E M I L L I O N T R A I N E D W O R L D W I D E

KEYBOARDING COURSE

TYPEQUICK FOR STUDENTS

www.typequick.com.au

Welcome to the AdventureGood typing techniques

� Avoid hesitation. Concentrate on speedrather than accuracy and tolerate a fewerrors.TYPEQUICK’s remediation willautomatically address your accuracy.

� Only move your fingers – do not bounce your hands and arms up and down.

� Strike the keys using an even rhythm.

� Adopt the correct posture.

� Relax your muscles - loosen your neck and shoulders by bending your necktowards your left shoulder, then the right shoulder.

� Take a short break every 15 minutes orwhenever you feel muscle cramps or aches.

� Blink your eyes and look away from thescreen altering your focus from near to far.

TYPEQUICK IS A COMPLETE TEACHING SYSTEM

The structured Finding the Keys course is complimented by an additional course thatteaches the Punctuation keys plus the Royal Challenges - courses that help increasespeed and accuracy.

TRAIN ADDITIONAL USERS

To add users simply visit our website www.typequick.com.auand purchase the required number of additional users or contact us direct by emailtypequick@typequick.com.au or +61 (0) 2 8467 9777

Posture is important. Sit with your back straight, in a comfortable position with both your feet flat on the floor.Your elbows should be slightly ahead of the side of your body when your curved fingers are on the home row.The home row keys consist of the letters a s d f and j k l ; .

Keep your elbows close to your side and your wrists straight.Fingers must be curved as they would be when your arm is loosely hanging by your side. Press the keys smartly and firmly with the tip of the appropriate finger.

Your fingers should hover over the home row keys, lightly touching the tops of thekeys. Anchor at least one finger on its home row key, usually the ‘a’ or the ‘;’ (semicolon)key, when typing keys in other rows. Always return your fingers to the home row.

Is TYPEQUICK for you?

Typequick For Students is an animated, multimedia adventure designed to keep studentsentertained for the ten hours it takes to learn to touch type with ten fingers.The compelling,interactive story and text exercises are so much fun that students enjoy using the courseand more importantly finish it. Students learn at their own pace moving from route to routeas they learn all the keys of the alpha-numeric keyboard. Records are kept of each lessonmaking assessment easy and progress obvious.

Useful Tips:

I’ll be your travelling partner for this amazing typing journey to the…(Drumroll)…Kingdom of Eaz.

You can't even begin to imagine the adventures we'll share. I wish I’dhad a travelling partner when I learned to type – no-one believedany of my experiences. Not to mention that it would’ve been funlearning with someone else! At least this time we can cruise up croc-infested rivers together, and bags you try any weird foods before me – it was impossibleto convince anyone that I only liked gum leaves, so I had to eat a witchetty grub with this goanna one day, and Bogong Moths while travelling at night to Rainbow Beach –

totally gross!

Nah, most of it’ll be really cool – we get to ride different animalsover the 10 wickedest routes in Australia.We can travel under

the stars through the middle of the desert, and on the waycollect enough magic keystones to build a keyboard.Not bad, eh? And, just to top it off, if we manage to find allthe keystones, we’ll get to meet Wise Fella, who lives in theKingdom of Eaz – and I’m not even going to bother tellingyou about that place – it’s just way too cool.

Let’s get moving,

Kewala’sadventure

� Touch type in 10 easy entertaining lessons

� Exciting new mouse course

� Recommended by teachers

� Used in over 4000 Educational Institutions

� Suitable for all ages from 6 years

� Australian English

� Use email and internet more effectively

amazing

keyboardTHE FOLLOWING RESOURCES AREAVAILABLE ONLINE:

� Typequick for Students course to train ONE user.

� This student support material.

� Mental Rehearsal keyboard layout card.

MINIMUM SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS:Broadband Internet connectionAdobe Flash Player 9 or higher

Teachers recommend it . . .“Children are typing effortlessly in project workand all manner of activities.Typing is obviously acore skill for our children. It is especially gratifyingthat TYPEQUICK, which has been instrumental ingiving the children this valuable life skill, is anAustralian product!”Peter McCallum, Bronte Public School, NSW

. . . and children love it.“My kids love this course. Before TYPEQUICK theytried another program – it bored them to tearsand they quit.” Sue Higgs, Middle Park QLD

Dynamic scenes and characters

Copyright © 2009 Typequick Pty Limited

www.typequick.com.au

Hey there, I’m Kewala as in Key…wala.

Kewala

Make your efforts worthwhileA Guided Tour of the Journey

www.typequick.com.au

SET SOME GOALS FOR FUN AND FAST ACTION!

As a guideline, we recommend an initial goalspeed of 15 words per minute for a beginner.Within each lesson your speed may go up ordown quite a bit, but should average around 10words per minute. You should aim to completethe Finding the Keys and Royal Challenges with aspeed of 20 to 25 words per minute. Reassessyour goal speed after each course. Always setyour goal speed to 20% above your averagespeed, that way you will always be pushingyourself to improve.

Kewala’s Adventure ends at the Kingdom of Eaz.To get there you need to complete the 3 courses: Finding the Keys, Royal Challenge and Royal Challenge 2.

� You will travel on the ten routes marked on Kewala’s map and each lesson in the courserelates to a specific route.There are three places on each route where you will meet coolcharacters and find keystones. As you travel you will earn (and maybe lose) points.

� Each key pressed, correctly or incorrectly, is recorded. Letters you experienced speed oraccuracy weaknesses with are included in remedial exercises.

� At the end of every part a report is displayed showing your speed and accuracy for thatpart along with a message and your score.

� There is also the option to do a Bonus Challenge. Press Yes to accept the challenge and earnbonus points.

� By the time you reach Eaz you will have collected all the keystones to build a keyboardand more importantly you will have become a ten finger touch typist!

� You will then be challenged by the Kings and Queens of the Kingdom of Eaz in the RoyalChallenges to help you increase your typing speed and improve your accuracy.

Simulated hands teachcorrect finger positioningfor each key.

Kewala travels to weird and wacky places inhis quest for the Kingdom of Eaz.

Reports are displayed regularly to show typing speed and accuracy.

Kewala travels with cool animals in his quest for keystones.

COMMIT YOURSELF

� Set yourself specific goals and rewards andcomplete the Reward Chart.

� Make a commitment to use the courseevery day for 10 days and note it in yourdiary.

� Tell a friend who would encourage you andmonitor your progress.

� Always use your new skills – never go backto two-finger typing.

THE QUICKEST WAY

� Start with the default course Finding the Keys.

� Print the Keyboard Finger Chart from ourwebsite www.typequick.com.au and coloureach key you learn during a lesson, followingthe colours used in the Mental Rehearsalkeyboard layout card. You could also printKewala’s Adventure Map and track yourprogress around Australia.

� Complete each part of the lesson you start,otherwise you will need to restart thatlesson part.

� Complete the Royal Challenges only aftercompletion of Finding the Keys course.

MENTAL REHEARSAL IS IMPORTANT

� Remind yourself of your goal every day.Make the course part of your daily routine.Visually memorise the coloured MentalRehearsal keyboard layout card.

� Use free moments during the day tomentally rehearse typing keys you havelearned.

REWARD CHART TARGET ACHIEVEMENT

ULTIMATE GOAL:

Date:

Reward:

SUB GOAL 1:

Date:

Reward:

SUB GOAL 2:

Date:

Reward:

SUB GOAL 3:

Date:

Reward:

Make your efforts worthwhileA Guided Tour of the Journey

www.typequick.com.au

SET SOME GOALS FOR FUN AND FAST ACTION!

As a guideline, we recommend an initial goalspeed of 15 words per minute for a beginner.Within each lesson your speed may go up ordown quite a bit, but should average around 10words per minute. You should aim to completethe Finding the Keys and Royal Challenges with aspeed of 20 to 25 words per minute. Reassessyour goal speed after each course. Always setyour goal speed to 20% above your averagespeed, that way you will always be pushingyourself to improve.

Kewala’s Adventure ends at the Kingdom of Eaz.To get there you need to complete the 3 courses: Finding the Keys, Royal Challenge and Royal Challenge 2.

� You will travel on the ten routes marked on Kewala’s map and each lesson in the courserelates to a specific route.There are three places on each route where you will meet coolcharacters and find keystones. As you travel you will earn (and maybe lose) points.

� Each key pressed, correctly or incorrectly, is recorded. Letters you experienced speed oraccuracy weaknesses with are included in remedial exercises.

� At the end of every part a report is displayed showing your speed and accuracy for thatpart along with a message and your score.

� There is also the option to do a Bonus Challenge. Press Yes to accept the challenge and earnbonus points.

� By the time you reach Eaz you will have collected all the keystones to build a keyboardand more importantly you will have become a ten finger touch typist!

� You will then be challenged by the Kings and Queens of the Kingdom of Eaz in the RoyalChallenges to help you increase your typing speed and improve your accuracy.

Simulated hands teachcorrect finger positioningfor each key.

Kewala travels to weird and wacky places inhis quest for the Kingdom of Eaz.

Reports are displayed regularly to show typing speed and accuracy.

Kewala travels with cool animals in his quest for keystones.

COMMIT YOURSELF

� Set yourself specific goals and rewards andcomplete the Reward Chart.

� Make a commitment to use the courseevery day for 10 days and note it in yourdiary.

� Tell a friend who would encourage you andmonitor your progress.

� Always use your new skills – never go backto two-finger typing.

THE QUICKEST WAY

� Start with the default course Finding the Keys.

� Print the Keyboard Finger Chart from ourwebsite www.typequick.com.au and coloureach key you learn during a lesson, followingthe colours used in the Mental Rehearsalkeyboard layout card. You could also printKewala’s Adventure Map and track yourprogress around Australia.

� Complete each part of the lesson you start,otherwise you will need to restart thatlesson part.

� Complete the Royal Challenges only aftercompletion of Finding the Keys course.

MENTAL REHEARSAL IS IMPORTANT

� Remind yourself of your goal every day.Make the course part of your daily routine.Visually memorise the coloured MentalRehearsal keyboard layout card.

� Use free moments during the day tomentally rehearse typing keys you havelearned.

REWARD CHART TARGET ACHIEVEMENT

ULTIMATE GOAL:

Date:

Reward:

SUB GOAL 1:

Date:

Reward:

SUB GOAL 2:

Date:

Reward:

SUB GOAL 3:

Date:

Reward:

Typequick For Students

Guaranteed SuccessF I V E M I L L I O N T R A I N E D W O R L D W I D E

KEYBOARDING COURSE

TYPEQUICK FOR STUDENTS

www.typequick.com.au

Welcome to the AdventureGood typing techniques

� Avoid hesitation. Concentrate on speedrather than accuracy and tolerate a fewerrors.TYPEQUICK’s remediation willautomatically address your accuracy.

� Only move your fingers – do not bounce your hands and arms up and down.

� Strike the keys using an even rhythm.

� Adopt the correct posture.

� Relax your muscles - loosen your neck and shoulders by bending your necktowards your left shoulder, then the right shoulder.

� Take a short break every 15 minutes orwhenever you feel muscle cramps or aches.

� Blink your eyes and look away from thescreen altering your focus from near to far.

TYPEQUICK IS A COMPLETE TEACHING SYSTEM

The structured Finding the Keys course is complimented by an additional course thatteaches the Punctuation keys plus the Royal Challenges - courses that help increasespeed and accuracy.

TRAIN ADDITIONAL USERS

To add users simply visit our website www.typequick.com.auand purchase the required number of additional users or contact us direct by emailtypequick@typequick.com.au or +61 (0) 2 8467 9777

Posture is important. Sit with your back straight, in a comfortable position with both your feet flat on the floor.Your elbows should be slightly ahead of the side of your body when your curved fingers are on the home row.The home row keys consist of the letters a s d f and j k l ; .

Keep your elbows close to your side and your wrists straight.Fingers must be curved as they would be when your arm is loosely hanging by your side. Press the keys smartly and firmly with the tip of the appropriate finger.

Your fingers should hover over the home row keys, lightly touching the tops of thekeys. Anchor at least one finger on its home row key, usually the ‘a’ or the ‘;’ (semicolon)key, when typing keys in other rows. Always return your fingers to the home row.

Is TYPEQUICK for you?

Typequick For Students is an animated, multimedia adventure designed to keep studentsentertained for the ten hours it takes to learn to touch type with ten fingers.The compelling,interactive story and text exercises are so much fun that students enjoy using the courseand more importantly finish it. Students learn at their own pace moving from route to routeas they learn all the keys of the alpha-numeric keyboard. Records are kept of each lessonmaking assessment easy and progress obvious.

Useful Tips:

I’ll be your travelling partner for this amazing typing journey to the…(Drumroll)…Kingdom of Eaz.

You can't even begin to imagine the adventures we'll share. I wish I’dhad a travelling partner when I learned to type – no-one believedany of my experiences. Not to mention that it would’ve been funlearning with someone else! At least this time we can cruise up croc-infested rivers together, and bags you try any weird foods before me – it was impossibleto convince anyone that I only liked gum leaves, so I had to eat a witchetty grub with this goanna one day, and Bogong Moths while travelling at night to Rainbow Beach –

totally gross!

Nah, most of it’ll be really cool – we get to ride different animalsover the 10 wickedest routes in Australia.We can travel under

the stars through the middle of the desert, and on the waycollect enough magic keystones to build a keyboard.Not bad, eh? And, just to top it off, if we manage to find allthe keystones, we’ll get to meet Wise Fella, who lives in theKingdom of Eaz – and I’m not even going to bother tellingyou about that place – it’s just way too cool.

Let’s get moving,

Kewala’sadventure

� Touch type in 10 easy entertaining lessons

� Exciting new mouse course

� Recommended by teachers

� Used in over 4000 Educational Institutions

� Suitable for all ages from 6 years

� Australian English

� Use email and internet more effectively

amazing

keyboardTHE FOLLOWING RESOURCES AREAVAILABLE ONLINE:

� Typequick for Students course to train ONE user.

� This student support material.

� Mental Rehearsal keyboard layout card.

MINIMUM SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS:Broadband Internet connectionAdobe Flash Player 9 or higher

Teachers recommend it . . .“Children are typing effortlessly in project workand all manner of activities.Typing is obviously acore skill for our children. It is especially gratifyingthat TYPEQUICK, which has been instrumental ingiving the children this valuable life skill, is anAustralian product!”Peter McCallum, Bronte Public School, NSW

. . . and children love it.“My kids love this course. Before TYPEQUICK theytried another program – it bored them to tearsand they quit.” Sue Higgs, Middle Park QLD

Dynamic scenes and characters

Copyright © 2009 Typequick Pty Limited

www.typequick.com.au

Hey there, I’m Kewala as in Key…wala.

Kewala

Copyright © 2009 Typequick Pty Ltd

Typequick For Students

Guaranteed SuccessF I V E M I L L I O N T R A I N E D W O R L D W I D E

KEYBOARDING COURSE

TYPEQUICK FOR STUDENTS

www.typequick.com.au

Welcome to the AdventureGood typing techniques

� Avoid hesitation. Concentrate on speedrather than accuracy and tolerate a fewerrors.TYPEQUICK’s remediation willautomatically address your accuracy.

� Only move your fingers – do not bounce your hands and arms up and down.

� Strike the keys using an even rhythm.

� Adopt the correct posture.

� Relax your muscles - loosen your neck and shoulders by bending your necktowards your left shoulder, then the right shoulder.

� Take a short break every 15 minutes orwhenever you feel muscle cramps or aches.

� Blink your eyes and look away from thescreen altering your focus from near to far.

TYPEQUICK IS A COMPLETE TEACHING SYSTEM

The structured Finding the Keys course is complimented by an additional course thatteaches the Punctuation keys plus the Royal Challenges - courses that help increasespeed and accuracy.

TRAIN ADDITIONAL USERS

To add users simply visit our website www.typequick.com.auand purchase the required number of additional users or contact us direct by emailtypequick@typequick.com.au or +61 (0) 2 8467 9777

Posture is important. Sit with your back straight, in a comfortable position with both your feet flat on the floor.Your elbows should be slightly ahead of the side of your body when your curved fingers are on the home row.The home row keys consist of the letters a s d f and j k l ; .

Keep your elbows close to your side and your wrists straight.Fingers must be curved as they would be when your arm is loosely hanging by your side. Press the keys smartly and firmly with the tip of the appropriate finger.

Your fingers should hover over the home row keys, lightly touching the tops of thekeys. Anchor at least one finger on its home row key, usually the ‘a’ or the ‘;’ (semicolon)key, when typing keys in other rows. Always return your fingers to the home row.

Is TYPEQUICK for you?

Typequick For Students is an animated, multimedia adventure designed to keep studentsentertained for the ten hours it takes to learn to touch type with ten fingers.The compelling,interactive story and text exercises are so much fun that students enjoy using the courseand more importantly finish it. Students learn at their own pace moving from route to routeas they learn all the keys of the alpha-numeric keyboard. Records are kept of each lessonmaking assessment easy and progress obvious.

Useful Tips:

I’ll be your travelling partner for this amazing typing journey to the…(Drumroll)…Kingdom of Eaz.

You can't even begin to imagine the adventures we'll share. I wish I’dhad a travelling partner when I learned to type – no-one believedany of my experiences. Not to mention that it would’ve been funlearning with someone else! At least this time we can cruise up croc-infested rivers together, and bags you try any weird foods before me – it was impossibleto convince anyone that I only liked gum leaves, so I had to eat a witchetty grub with this goanna one day, and Bogong Moths while travelling at night to Rainbow Beach –

totally gross!

Nah, most of it’ll be really cool – we get to ride different animalsover the 10 wickedest routes in Australia.We can travel under

the stars through the middle of the desert, and on the waycollect enough magic keystones to build a keyboard.Not bad, eh? And, just to top it off, if we manage to find allthe keystones, we’ll get to meet Wise Fella, who lives in theKingdom of Eaz – and I’m not even going to bother tellingyou about that place – it’s just way too cool.

Let’s get moving,

Kewala’sadventure

� Touch type in 10 easy entertaining lessons

� Exciting new mouse course

� Recommended by teachers

� Used in over 4000 Educational Institutions

� Suitable for all ages from 6 years

� Australian English

� Use email and internet more effectively

amazing

keyboardTHE FOLLOWING RESOURCES AREAVAILABLE ONLINE:

� Typequick for Students course to train ONE user.

� This student support material.

� Mental Rehearsal keyboard layout card.

MINIMUM SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS:Broadband Internet connectionAdobe Flash Player 9 or higher

Teachers recommend it . . .“Children are typing effortlessly in project workand all manner of activities.Typing is obviously acore skill for our children. It is especially gratifyingthat TYPEQUICK, which has been instrumental ingiving the children this valuable life skill, is anAustralian product!”Peter McCallum, Bronte Public School, NSW

. . . and children love it.“My kids love this course. Before TYPEQUICK theytried another program – it bored them to tearsand they quit.” Sue Higgs, Middle Park QLD

Dynamic scenes and characters

Copyright © 2009 Typequick Pty Limited

www.typequick.com.au

Hey there, I’m Kewala as in Key…wala.

Kewala