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- Home Position: a friendly reminder on proper keyboarding positioning;
- WarmUp: Loosen up fingers in a home row review;
- Checkpoint: Quick review of previously learned lessons;
- Learn New Keys: Animated 3D hands introduce new keystrokes on a color coded keyboard;
- Exercise: Direct keyboarding instruction with automatic reviewi and plenty of practice;
Students embark on zany time travel missions to learn keyboarding skills! Built on a proven curriculum of sequential, skills-building instruction, Type to Learn 3 presents students every key, including new Internet keys, in 25 lesson/practice/assessment sequences.
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In school we were learning how to type, and used type to learn 3. This product is brilliant. It teaches you how to type, let’s you get used to new keys, and challenges you the better at typing you get. I’m now one of the best typers in my school! This is a MUST buy!!!
Review by Karen L. Spiritoso for Type To Learn 3
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This really helped my 8 year old learn to type and it didn’t feel like homework.
Review by Li’l Bit for Type To Learn 3
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This product is better than average in providing a developmentally sound sequence. Like the others it doesn’t allow a choice to go back and practice a letter sequence over and over to mastery, the sequences are generally too short for development of good motor habits, and the rhythm is frequently interrupted by game-like sound and graphics. Less than half the time spent using the program is actual keyboarding practice. May be better than nothing, depending on the individual user’s ability to bridge the interruptions and spend enough meaningful time practicing. Kids definitely need continual adult supervision to maintain correct posture and fingering.
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(out of 14 reviews)
Price: Our Price $ 15.74
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Review by J M Torrence for Type To Learn 3
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My kids use this product to learn to type at school, but they only do it once per week for a 1/2 hour, not consistent enough to really learn to type fluently. I bought this home version and it does seemingly everything the school version does. Both kids spend about 10 minutes a day on it, its fun and its teaching them fluency in typing.