オリエンテーションとタッチタイピング

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ICT Foundation
Touch-typing
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Hunt Peck VS Touch-typing
• Hunt Peck: typing with seeing keyboard
▪ you have to see both the screen and the keyboard, so you get eye
strain
▪ you have to look for the key you want to type, so you consider
apart from thinking contents you want to type
▪ no training (everyone can do Hunt Peck) but the typing-speed is
limited
• Touch-typing: typing without seeing keyboard
▪ you have to see only the display ,so your movement of your point
of view is less and not so your eye get strain
▪ you don’t look for the key you want to type, so you can concentrate
the contents you want to type
▪ you have to train the beginning (for about 1〜2 hours)
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The growth curve of typing
ability
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Evidence
typing record in 2004
typed number (Japanese characters)
250
200
ex beginner (touch-typing)
beginner (touch-typing)
experienced hand (go to touch typing)
ex beginner (Hunt Peck)
experienced hand (their own way)
150
100
50
7/6
6/29
6/22
6/15
6/8
6/1
5/25
5/18
5/11
5/4
4/27
4/10
4/13
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千葉商科大学における松澤氏の実践記録
date
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Hunt Peck & Your own way
“the start is easy but fail to
grow”
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• Beginners continue Hunt Peck
▪ they can type more than beginners training
touch-typing (of course, with seeing keyboard
▪ fail to grow
• Experienced hand depend on their own way
▪ they don’t want to change to touch-typing
▪ they can type up to a point, but they can’t type
faster than people touch-typing
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Touch-typing
“the start is hard but grow later”
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• Beginners start touch-typing
▪ they can’t type entirely when they start
▪ never give up and they type faster and faster
• Experienced hand change to touch-typing
▪ very hard just after they changed
• speed down suddenly or see the keyboard by habit
▪ if they change completely, they can type much
faster than Experienced hand depend on their
own way
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The hang of learning touch typing 1
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Fine carriage
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The hang of learning touch typing 2
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NEVER see the keyboard
• Not to see the key, you should type in way
using fingers fixed
• Keep the home position, and always touch
the fixed keys(keys in the home pos)
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The hang of learning touch typing 3
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Type thinking letters to type
• When you practice, say the letter you try to
type
• Keep practicing, and you can make the your
fingers moving naturally.
• You don’t have to memorize the the order of
タッチタイピングのできる人に無刻印のキー
the key
ボードを見せ「このキーは？」と聞いても答えら
れないことが多い
「このキーを打って」と言えば，自然に手が動く
Happy Hacking Keyboard Professional2 白／無刻印
http://www.pfu.fujitsu.com/hhkeyboard/hhkbpro2/nokeytop.html
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The hang of learning touch typing 4
Method of home shift
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• When you type letters on the upper row, shift your
hands from the home position to the upper row
▪ on the upper row・・・the right forefinger points U，the left
forefinger points R
▪ on the lower row・・・the right forefinger points M，the left
forefinger points V
• Don’t stretch and don’t shrink your fingers.
• Each time you type keys, return your hand to the
home position
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The hang of learning touch-typing 5
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Keep practice correct every day
• If you learn how to type, use it everyday
▪ try not to see keys habitually
• Try to type words as the unit of typing
▪ do not type letters one by one
• While you are practicing, don’t care results
of typing
with seeing results of typing and caring them,
cognitive model of touch typing
you can’t read letters previously and can’t type speedy
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The hang of learning touch-typing
extra
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• clip your nails short moderately
▪ with long nails, you can’t type properly
• practice with the keyboard covered by cloth
▪ you NEVER can see keys
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TUT touch typing （TUTTT）
• TUT touch typing（TUTTT）?
▪ developed in Toyohashi University of Technology
▪ you can learn how to type with typing English words
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How to run TUTTT
• click “practice typing(タイピング練習)” in the
page of your class
• click “run(起動する)” button and TUTTT runs
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How to practice
• At first go through §0
• Start from §1 and practice to §9 in order,
you can learn how to use fingers
▪ basically, practice one section one minute 8
times
▪ you don’t have to do 8 practices all (if you
produce good results, go next at a good pace
▪ after you have finished practice one time, the
page to review words you missed more than 2
times come so review certainly
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How to use TUTTT 1
• See records(記録を見る): you can see your
records of practices (when you want to see in
detail, click “detail(詳細)”)
• See ranking: you can see ranking of your
classmates
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How to use TUTTT ２
• Remind-mail settings: if you don’t practice
for a fixed period of time, the mail which
says you to practice will be sendる
▪ students who don’t pass the typing exam,
register mobile mail address (if you have
passed the exam, register empty and the mail
won’t be send)
▪ if you register mobile mail, set your phone to be
able to get mails from [email protected]
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【Practice ３】
Practice typing with TUTTT
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• Follow the instructor, practice typing with
TUTTT
▪ Home position
• is your finger on the correct places?
• type enter-key with the fifth finger, space-key with
the first key
▪ Method of home shift
• can you move home position?
• do your fingers return to home position after you type
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