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GDP10
Web sites, by Jack
Johnson
Contains a comprehensive list of GDP-related Web sites.
Click
here for the pdf version.
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Instructor Resources, by Jack Johnson
Contains a
comprehensive list of instructor resources. Click
here for the pdf version.
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Professor Arlene Zimmerly, coauthor, has taught keyboarding online
(CAOT 1) since 1999 and on campus in a traditional setting (CAOT 2) since 1979 in the
Computer
Applications and Office Technologies (CAOT) Discipline at
Los Angeles City
College. You are welcome to visit her sites below for ideas on course
organization, assessment,
PowerPoint Presentations and videos,
handouts, etc. Click
here for information
on a FrontPage template you could use to build your own class Web site.
 | Teaching Beginning Keyboarding 1 Online, 10th Edition:
Click here to see a class Web
site that is
used in coauthor Arlene Zimmerly’s
online keyboarding course for the 10th Edition. The
Getting Started page
will help you plan your orientation and first day of class.
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 | Teaching Beginning Keyboarding Traditionally, 10th Edition:
Click here to see a class
Web site that includes
contains very basic information to help students get started in a
traditional keyboarding class and to help you plan a simple keyboarding
Web site. The
Getting Started page
will help you plan your orientation and first day of class. The
GDP at Home
page guides students who want to use GDP both on campus and at home.
The
Assignments page contains detailed lessons plans for a
15-week semester course. Coauthor Arlene Zimmerly created this as a generic keyboarding site for
her department.
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 | Teaching Beginning Keyboarding 1 Online, 9th Edition:
http://caot.lacitycollege.edu/001GD9/ was used for
coauthor Arlene Zimmerly’s
online keyboarding course for the 9th Edition.
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Click
here to go to the Gregg College Keyboarding &
Document Processing Information Center. Under
Information Center, click
Updates and Corrections for details
on Live Updates and corrections. Click
here to go to the password-protected Instructor
Edition page. Under Instructor Resources, click
Updates and Corrections for important Live Updates details.
Note:
It is imperative that you and your students always perform a
Live Update to ensure that you are working with the correct
version of GDP, which includes software functionality
upgrades, corrections to errata, and so forth. Click
here
to troubleshoot any Live Update installation issues. On the
Tips & FAQs page, click FAQs, Installation and
Operation, for a detailed explanation of the Live Update
feature.
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 | GDP Instructor
Management Web Site, http://gdpim.mhhe.com, is used to manage on-campus or online GDP classes, including
gradebook maintenance, and includes these links: Show List of Students, Create New
Class, Edit Class Information, Manage Instructor,
Create Class Page
(post information for your class at the
Student Web Site), Delete Class, Transfer Class, and Manage Custom
Gradebook. |
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McGraw-Hill's College Keyboarding Web Site
contains
these links:
About the Authors, Book Preface, Digital Supplements, Feature Summary,
Instructor Supplements,
Interactive GDP 10 Software Tour, Table of Contents, and Updates
and Corrections.
Links are available
for the Online Learning Center, Student Edition
and the
Online Learning Center, Instructor
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Instructor Resources: Addition Resource Links, Tests
and Solutions, GDP 10 Training Web Site, Instructor User
Guide, Learning Styles, Proofreading Exercises, Quick Slides
for Instructors, Quick Sheets for WebCT & Blackboard, Online
Learning Center Resources, Solutions to DP Exercises,
Syllabus Download, Teaching & Tech Tips, Technique
Evaluation Form, and Updates and Corrections.
Course-wide Content: Creating a Portfolio, Custom Timed Writings,
Ergonomics, FAQs, GDP Overview, Interactive Tutor,
International Standards, Language Arts Challenge, Mail
Merge, Microsoft Word Templates, MOS Certification, Quick Slides for Students,
Quicksheets for WebCT & Blackboard, Real World Careers, Special Needs, and
Student User Guide.
Note: If you are
particularly interested in teaching Mail Merge,
click the Enrichment link at the top of this page for a Mail
Merge project.
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McGraw-Hill/Irwin
GDP Teacher Training,
contains
narrated video tutorials that present
step-by-step processes for using GDP on these topics:
Exercise Types, MAP, Course Management on Campus, Course Management
Online, Supplements, Teaching Tutor, and Links. Click
here to see how to use the
Exercise Types training videos in your classroom. From the Links page, you
can access the Keyboarding Super Site, Instructor Management
Web Site, Online Course Website Sample, GDP 10/e Online Learning Center,
McGraw-Hill Higher Education Technical Support, McGraw-Hill
Higher Education Sales Representative, and McGraw-Hill
Higher Education Catalog page.
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McGraw-Hill/Irwin GDP Keyboarding Super Site,
contains these links: Online WebEx Training, Methodology
Workshops, Tech Support, and Contact Us.
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McGraw-Hill Higher Education Digital Support Center
contains links to All Products, Gregg
College Keyboarding, FAQs, and Contact
Us for technical support. |
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Online WebEx Training is available from the GDP
Keyboarding Super Site. You can
join these online sessions and attend from the convenience of your home or office.
A high-speed internet connection (DSL, cable or network) is
highly recommended and a telephone is required. To register
for a WebEx meeting and see a current meeting schedule,
please click
here. To browse current meetings, click
here.
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 | GDP Student Web Site,
http://gdpstudent.mhhe.com, includes links to your class syllabus,
handouts, links, and contact information and will allow students to view
their portfolios, download grades, and upload work. Instructors create
content to be posted on this page from the
Instructor
Management Web Site.
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 | GDP Student Upload
Web Site, http://gdpupload.mhhe.com, is the site students access automatically
via GDP when uploading work to the Instructor Management Web Site.
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GDP Online Learning Center, Student Edition
contains these links: |
Course-wide Content: Creating a Portfolio, Custom Timed Writings,
Ergonomics, FAQs, GDP Overview, Interactive Tutor,
International Standards, Language Arts Challenge, Mail
Merge, Microsoft Word Templates, MOS Certification, Quick Slides for Students,
Quicksheets for WebCT & Blackboard, Real World Careers, Special Needs, and
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GDP
Exercises Types. Click
here to go to the Gregg College Keyboarding and Document
Processing training site where your students can view
instructional videos on the GDP exercises
shown at the right. When you get to the site, click Exercise
Types in the left pane; then
click the desired exercise in the bottom pane. Refer to the chart at the right to determine when to
introduce
each exercise type to your students. |
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Lesson 1-J
Lesson 6-F
Lesson 11-H
Lesson 12-B
Lesson 12-C
Lesson 13-G
Lesson 15-F
Lesson 17-G
Lesson 20-I
Lesson 21-D
Lesson 21-E
Lesson 25
Lesson 29 |
Timed Writing
Technique Practice
Progressive Practice
12-Second Sprints
Sustained Practice
Paced Practice
Pretest-Practice-Posttest
Diagnostic Practice
MAP—3 Step Process
MAP—Keyboard Drills
Language Arts
Formatting
Document Processing
An Integrated Lesson |
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