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Computer Keyboarding 2 Online
(Specific information is intended as an example only.)

Now is the time to focus your efforts primarily on skillbuilding. Some parts of the remaining lessons have been skipped, such as Language Arts. Check these assignment sheets carefully so you don't waste your time completing work that is not required. Below are the goals for speed on a 5-minute timed writing with 5 errors or fewer:

  • A = 55+ wpm

  • B = 51-54

  • C = 47-50

  • D = 43-46

  • F = 42 or below
Lesson 105: Designing Miscellaneous Office Forms
Lesson 106: Designing Cover Pages
  • Lesson 106-C, 5-Minute Timed Writing, 49/5e
106-D: WordArt
Complete the Practice Exercise in the Word Manual.
Report 106-78, Cover Page
Lesson 107: Designing Announcements and Flyers
107-E: Table�Move and Page Color
Complete the Practice Exercise in the Word Manual.

Part 6 Practice Test, Report 107-81
Announcement, 30 minutes (+2 for saving and uploading)

This document has been designated as a practice test because it is very similar to the actual document processing test you will take on campus next week. Use Start Work to begin from a blank Word screen, and type the practice test. Your goal is to have zero Keystroking Errors and correct formatting when you click Submit Work and to complete the job within the time limit. When you come on campus for your actual test, you will be required to do the same.

YOU MAY NOT EDIT A PRACTICE TEST! If you exit and find you had any errors, use Start Work (not Edit Work) to retype the document from a blank screen. You may restart a practice test as many times as you want to and you should. This is how you prepare yourself for the actual test in which you are allowed only one attempt.

  • Use Start Work to create Report 107-81; correct all typos and formatting errors.
  • Exit and use Browse and Submit Work. If you have any errors, use Start Work to begin from a blank Word screen, and try again.
  • If you have zero errors, check Time Spent in the Portfolio to be sure you are within the time limit. Time Spent begins when you click Start Work and ends when the file name appears in the Browse box after clicking Browse. Therefore, work efficiently as you open, close, save, and browse to your finished job.
  • I will allow 2 extra minutes for these activities; so if your Time Spent is 32 minutes, for example, you're still within an acceptable time limit.

Note: When you come in for testing next week, you will have only one Start Work attempt on the test. Your goal is to have zero Keystroking Errors and correct formatting when you click Submit Work to score the document within the time limit. 
MC900441397[1]Tip: Because printouts include instructor comments, consider printing to use the job details as a study guide, particularly for any practice tests. From My GDP, Portfolio, expand the desired annotated job; click Details; scroll to the bottom of the job window, and click Print.
  
Lesson 108: Designing Newsletters�A
  • Lesson 108-C, 5-Minute Timed Writing, 49/5e
Lesson 109: Designing Newsletters�B
Lesson 110: Designing Newsletters�C
  • Lesson 110-C, 5-Minute Timed Writing, 49/5e
Lesson 111: Designing an Online Resume
  • Lesson 111-e, Online Resume
111-F: Table�Borders and Shading, Custom
Complete the Practice Exercise in the Word Manual.

Part 6 Practice Test, Report 111-90
Online Resume, 39 minutes (+2 for saving and uploading)

Note: Your textbook may have a printing error. On page 461, these steps should read:

  • Step 1, first sentence: �Create a table structure, adjust the width of Column A to approximately 1.26 inches, and type in the information as shown in the completed resume."

  • Step 8: �Italicize the job titles in the �Experience� section and the business names that follow.�

This document has been designated as a practice test because it is very similar to the actual document processing test you will take on campus next week. Use Start Work to begin from a blank Word screen, and type the practice test. Your goal is to have zero Keystroking Errors and correct formatting when you click Submit Work and to complete the job within the time limit. When you come on campus for your actual test, you will be required to do the same.

YOU MAY NOT EDIT A PRACTICE TEST! If you exit and find you had any errors, use Start Work (not Edit Work) to retype the document from a blank screen. You may restart a practice test as many times as you want to and you should. This is how you prepare yourself for the actual test in which you are allowed only one attempt.

  • Use Start Work to create Report 111-90; correct all typos and formatting errors.
  • Exit and use Browse and Submit Work. If you have any errors, use Start Work to begin from a blank Word screen, and try again.
  • If you have zero errors, check Time Spent in the Portfolio to be sure you are within the time limit. Time Spent begins when you click Start Work and ends when the file name appears in the Browse box after clicking Browse. Therefore, work efficiently as you open, close, save, and browse to your finished job.
  • I will allow 2 extra minutes for these activities; so if your Time Spent is 41 minutes, for example, you're still within an acceptable time limit.

Note: When you come in for testing next week, you will have only one Start Work attempt on the test. Your goal is to have zero Keystroking Errors and correct formatting when you click Submit Work to score the document within the time limit.