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    Home Row AND Number Row: Iii. Preliminary Activities

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    This document provides instruction on proper keyboarding techniques, including identifying the home row keys and their corresponding fingers. It discusses the home row, number row, and other keyboard symbols. Learners are asked to identify which fingers are used for certain letters, numbers and symbols. The goal is to familiarize students with keyboard layout and proper finger positioning for touch typing.

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    Home Row AND Number Row: Iii. Preliminary Activities

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    This document provides instruction on proper keyboarding techniques, including identifying the home row keys and their corresponding fingers. It discusses the home row, number row, and other keyboard symbols. Learners are asked to identify which fingers are used for certain letters, numbers and symbols. The goal is to familiarize students with keyboard layout and proper finger positioning for touch typing.

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    This document provides instruction on proper keyboarding techniques, including identifying the home row keys and their corresponding fingers. It discusses the home row, number row, and other keyboard symbols. Learners are asked to identify which fingers are used for certain letters, numbers and symbols. The goal is to familiarize students with keyboard layout and proper finger positioning for touch typing.

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    OA-KDP (KEYBOARDING AND DOCUMENT PROCESSING)

    College of Computer Studies

    I. INTRODUCTION
    This module shows you how to key in the letters,
    numbers and symbols using the proper finger. This
    also lets you familiarize each symbol you see on a
    keyboard.

    Module 2 II. OBJECTIVES


    HOME ROW 1. Introduce the home row and proper finger
    position
    AND 2. Demonstrate touch typing to the home row
    and to other keyboard keys
    NUMBER ROW 3. Demonstrate proper typing techniques and
    applying the proper keystroking

    III. PRELIMINARY ACTIVITIES


    What are home row keys and the fingers used to the corresponding home row letters/symbols?

    1.

    2.

    3.

    4.

    5.

    6.

    7.

    8.

    IV. LESSON PROPER


    WEEK 2

    HOME ROW

    The home row keys are the row of keys on the computer keyboard that your fingers rest on when not
    typing.

    The row below the home row is the first row.


    The row above the home row is the third row.

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    OA-KDP (KEYBOARDING AND DOCUMENT PROCESSING)
    College of Computer Studies

    THIRD ROW

    The Third row is composed of the letters Q, W, E, R, T, Y, U, I, O and P (from left to right).

    FIRST ROW
    The First row is composed of the letters Z, X, C, V, B, N, M and symbols comma (,), period (.), forward slash
    (/). And above comma is the symbol less than (<), above period is greater than (>), and above forward
    slash is question mark (?).

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    OA-KDP (KEYBOARDING AND DOCUMENT PROCESSING)
    College of Computer Studies

    KEYBOARDING NUMBER ROW

    Above the third row lies the number row. Number row is composed of numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0
    and symbols above each number are exclamation point (!), at sign (@), hash or number sign (#), dollar
    sign ($), percentage sign (%), caret (^), ampersand (&), asterisk (*), and open and close parenthesis (),
    respectively.

    SYMBOLS

    Other symbols in the keyboard that are pressed by the right little finger are the following:

    Open and Close Bracket [ ] Quotation Mark “

    Open and Close Braces { } Underscore _

    Backslash \ Hyphen/Dash –

    Semi-colon ; Plus sign +

    Colon : Equal sign =

    Apostrophe ‘ Vertical Bar |

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    OA-KDP (KEYBOARDING AND DOCUMENT PROCESSING)
    College of Computer Studies

    V. PRACTICE EXERCISES
    Identify which finger is used on the following letters, numbers or symbols.

    1) O- 6) > -
    2) H- 7) { -
    3) S- 8) 2 -
    4) C- 9) 8 -
    5) ^- 10) 5 -

    VI. ADDITIONAL RESOURCES


     https://www.typingtest.com/

    VII. ASSESSMENT
    (To be given in a separate worksheet)
    VIII. REFERENCES
     https://www.typing-lessons.org/lesson_1.html

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