Learning to Type = Rich? Does learning how to type have anything to do with becoming a millionaire? Checkout this podcast cut from Dave Ramsey’s financial education podcast where this individual attributes a large part of his financial success in life to two big things:1) Typing2) Financial literacy class where
Step 1 – Create a Class When you want to create a new class you will click on the “+ Create New Class” button at the top right of the classes section. Once clicked a pop up will appear asking you to name the new class. Click OK to continue.
Timing Options will give you the control of how many errors the students can make on a timing. In this example, all of the 15 second timings are allowed 0 Errors, no corrections allowed. Meaning the students can’t use backspace, delete, or arrow keys to make changes. Timing Length: Controls
In the classes tab, you can see all of the classes created by you or your school admin. You will also be able to see all of the students created by you or your school admin. Creating a class will be the first step in creating a course for your
In the teacher manager select Users and then select Create Students Once you have selected Create Students you will be brought to the following screen. Each field is required except for the Email Address. If left empty, a username will be generated for the student file. Select the class you
The beginning of the semester can be stressful! This checklist should assist in making the start a little smoother. 1: Create your Class while in the teacher manager. Select Classes, and then select Create New Class in the top right, and give it a name. 2: Create a Grading Profile
In fact, you can add custom lessons to your classes. Step 1: To do this select the Course Curriculum and then select “Custom Lessons” tab and on the top right you will see a button that says “Create New Lesson” select it and enter a name for the new custom
The program has a built-in messaging system for you to communicate with your instructor, and vice versa. You can only message your instructor and not other students. It is intended to be a simple way to receive messages and notifications from your instructor, but you do have the option to
You can view the Entry/Exit timing score two ways. Option 1: You can view the scores at a class level by going into your “reports” tab, selecting the class, and then select “view class progress” The Entry timing score is on the left of the “/” and the Exit timing score
Step 1: To adjust the WPM requirement for individual students you will need to set up extra grading profiles to assign to the students. Step 2: To do this select the “Grading Profiles” tab in the teacher manager Step 3: Select the “Create New Profile” button on the top right
