Good job Shelley! That research on keyboarding methodology is paying off. Dr. Patti S. Abraham psa1@ra.msstate.ed Professor, Department of Technology and Education Mississippi State University Voice: 601-325-2280 FAX: 601-325-7599 Internet: psa1@ra.msstate.edu On Tue, 19 Jan 1999, Shelley Plett wrote: > Cynthia-- > > Our school district paid for those "black skins" (at an approximate cost of > $25 each) and we used them for the first time this year. They were helpful > but believe it or not, the students still look down at their fingers. They > can't see the letters on the keys, but they can still look down to see if > they are reaching where they want to reach. I used the black covers on the > keyboards and cardboard covers that fit over the keyboards. That worked > pretty well. > > Lots of current research says that we should allow students visual access to > the keyboard but that we should encourage them not to look down. It's just > hard for me to abide by that sometimes! > > Shelley Plett > Vicksburg Junior High School > > > > > >Has anyone experienced success by another method? Has anyone used the black > >skins, and would you recommend them? > > > >Cynthia Kahler > >Oxford Middle School >
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