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Position
Incorrect positioning at the computer and harmful typing habits may cause harmful effects on your body you need to know the safe position
Safe Position
Keep your head strait
In order to prevent neck pains and headaches, it is important to keep your head up but not tilted back.
Adjust your monitor
The monitor should be placed so that you can see over its top edge. This is because eyes are more comfortable when they are looking slightly downward
Lean slightly forward
Leaning slightly forward from the hip balances your weight and allows your back muscles to relax.
Centre your body in front of the keyboard
Cantering the body balances the weight of the body and relieves muscle strain. Cantering the body also lets you keep your wrists straight.
Relax your shoulders
Tensing the shoulders can lead to pain and muscle fatigue.
Keep your feet flat on the floor
Try to keep your feet flat on the floor to support and balance your body weight. Keep your knees square so that the chair does not compress blood vessels and nerves in the back of your legs. This allows for better circulation.
Keep your elbows close to your body
Keeping your elbows close to your body helps keep your wrists straight and allows shoulder muscles to relax.
Keep your wrists parallel to the keyboard
Keep your wrists flat and straight and your forearms parallel to the slope of the keyboard.
If your elbows are lower than the keyboard, tip the keyboard up in order to keep the wrists parallel to the keyboard.
Keep your wrists off the computer
Never rest your palms on the keyboard or place your wrists on a wrist rest while you type
Usually, your body warns against injury by sending pain signals to the brain. Injuries from unsafe posture occur over a long time so you don't feel pain right away. When you do feel discomfort, damage may already be done. Even if you are not feeling pain now, it is important to keep safe positioning to avoid problems.
Hand Exercise
This page shows exercises that you can do at your desk.

You need not to do all of them and you do not need to do them in the order in which they are presented.

Hold each stretch for 15-30 seconds, and repeat three times. The number of repetitions and the duration of each exercise are only guidelines.

Make sure as you do the exercises that you feel only a gentle stretch and no pain. If you begin to feel pain, reduce the number of repetitions, shorten the time you hold the position or do not do the exercise. If you have any questions whether these stretches are appropriate for you, please consult your doctor.

Hold both hands in front of you and stretch them for a few seconds splaying the fingers until you feel a gentle stretch.

Hold both hands in front of you and curl your fingers and thumbs under, at the first knuckle.

With your arms straight in front of you, raise your right hand so your palm is facing away from you and place the palm of the left hand on the fingers of the right. Press the finger towards you with the left hand until you fee a gentle stretch. Change hands and repeat.

With your arms in front of you, drop the right hand down and bend at the wrist. Place the left hand on the knuckles of the right and press toward you until you feel a gentle stretch in the top of the wrist of the right hand. Change hands and repeat.

Hold your right hand in front of you, palm up, and use your left hand to massage your right. Massage the inside and outside of the hand and between the fingers. Change hands and repeat.

With your arms straight in front of you, lace your fingers together. Then turn your hands down and over so your palms are facing away from you and press until your arms are straight.
Neck and Shoulders Exercise

Raise your arms over your head and lace your fingers together. Then turn your wrists so that your palms face toward the ceiling and lift your arms straight above you until you feel a gentle stretch.

Wrap one arm around you, resting the wrist on the opposite shoulder. Place the palm of the other hand on the elbow, press gently towards you and hold for a few seconds to feel a gentle stretch. Repeat on Next topic of typing the other side.

Raise your right arm above your head and then bend at the elbow so that your right hand is behind your head. Place your left hand on your right elbow and gently push your right elbow behind your head until you feel a stretch. Repeat on the other side.

Tilt your head forward and hold for a few seconds until you feel a gentle stretch in the back of your neck.

Tilt your head back and hold for a few seconds until you fee a gentle stretch in your throat.

Tilt your head to one side and hold for a few seconds until you fee al stretch in the side of your neck. Repeat on the other side.

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How Learn typing and History

By Unknown 22:50:00

Welcome to लोकेश 's Typing Tutor

Introduction

Touch-typing means typing with all your fingers and without need for looking at the keyboard for finding the keys

Benefits with touch typing
Increased Efficiency
Touch-typing is more efficient because the typist uses all fingers instead of just a few fingers. As a result, typing speed will increase dramatically.

Increased Effectiveness
Touch-typing is more effective because the typist looks at the output on the screen, not the keyboard.

Less Mental Fatigue
Touch-typing is less demanding on the brain because the brain does not need to cope with two issues, that of locating the keys and focusing on the output

Less Physical Fatigue
Touch-typing is also less tiring because it distributes the total load over all fingers. Touch typing, because of its natural and flowing finger movements, results in less stress.

Less Wear and Tear
Touch-typing reduces wear and tear on the few fingers that are constantly being used. The load is spread over many more fingers and thus the risk of Cumulative Trauma Disorder is reduced.

commonly used symbol keys
There are twenty one parts in Basic Lessons

2) Requirements: About All basic requirements for good typing practise
3) Position: Introduces correct body and hand position which are essential to keyboarding by touch.
4) Key Board: Basics of key board and about deferent types of key boards.
5) Keys: Basics of keys, Key names, Key Location and its usage.
6) Fingers: Teaches name of each finger and its position. Every finger action is illustrated. This lesson also introduces correct positioning of fingers and exact striking techniques.
7) Basic Keyboarding 1: Teaches basics of keyboarding
8) Basic Keyboarding 2: Home keys asdf
9) Basic Keyboarding 3: Home keys jkl;
10) Basic Keyboarding 4: Home keys all
11) Basic Keyboarding 5: Upper keys qwer
12) Basic Keyboarding 6: Upper keys poiu
13) Basic Keyboarding 7: Upper keys all
14) Basic Keyboarding 8: Lower keys zxcv
15) Basic Keyboarding 9: Lower keys nm,.
16) Basic Keyboarding 10: Lower keys all
17) Basic Keyboarding 11: Home and Upper keys
18) Basic Keyboarding 12: Home and Lower Keys
19) Basic Keyboarding 13: Capitals
20) Basic Keyboarding 14: Numbers
21) Basic Keyboarding 15: All basic keys

History & Requirements

History:

History of Typewriter

Shole was a U.S. mechanical engineer who invented the first practical modern typewriter, patented in 1868. Shole invented the typewriter with partners S. W. Soule and G. Glidden, that was manufactured (by Remington Arms Company) in 1873

History of Keyboard

Perhaps the most attention paid to the keyboard as a human interface was by IBM in 1984, and was in regard to the compatibility of the layout of the Personal Computer that it had just developed with the layout of the Selectric™ typewriter. The Personal Computer had no jamming problems and its keyboard could handle even the fastest typist. Therefore the issue of separating the keys did not pose itself.

Moreover, no attention seems to have been paid by IBM to the fact that the newly developed Personal Computer was going to be used primarily by people with little or no typing skills and to whom therefore the issue of the "QWERTY legacy" was unimportant. (QWERTY - Lesson- 4)

Because of this, IBM could have redesigned the layout of the Personal Computer keyboard to a more ergonomic and user friendly layout. Unfortunately, IBM missed this wonderful opportunity and so it is that a keyboard layout designed over a century ago, for a different technological situation, is in use on over 500 million computers today

Requirements

You need some basic requirements to learn typing

Desktop Computer or Laptop:
First you need one Desktop computer or Laptop Computer with
All basic equipment

Monitor:

It is always bettor you have a color monitor or a LCD screed

Keyboard:

You need to have English Key board with all basic keys

Other:
Soundcard, sound boxes

Computer desk and Chair:
You need a very good computer desk and chair, should be comfortable and adjustable

Software:
Windows Operating system

Skills:
You need to have basic Windows operating system skills like starting the computer opening the application and closing the application

Check all your requirements before you to next lesson
Desk Top Computer
High Resolution Colour Monitor
English Key Board
Sound card and Sound Boxes
Windows Operating System and Basic Skills

How Learn typing and History

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