Here is another amusing question that does have a rational answer. Keyboarding has 2 references nowadays; the first being typing with an alpha-numeric keyboard or typewriter, and the second of playing a piano, organ, or electronic "keyboard". Believe it or not, the musical keyboarding came around first, and the "keys" are similar in operation on most instruments from trumpets and trombones, to holes on flutes, and even peg-type keys on Accordions. The keys on a piano (from left to right) represent notes and octives from low to high, and correspond to the notes in the musical scale from A to G. The other keyboarding (typing) started in form with the invention of the Printing Press in the 1600's. Manual typewriters came some time later (with the keyboard layout of letters that we are accustomed to now). Additionally, there was another simple form of mono-keyboarding in electronic for with the advent of the telegraph (developed by Samuel Morse ... Morse Code...) wherein a series of dots and dashes created letters, which spelled out words, which then composed a "telegram" to someone. There is another niche of keyboarding, which involves a courtroom recorder using a stenography machine. This machine has less characters than a standard keyboard, and involves a system of shorthand in conjunction with fewer keys. A good example of shorthand is the use of abbreviations, such as Mfr stands for manufacturer.
because keyboarding is used in daily life everyday and should be learned early for earlier master achievement
1.put you fingers on the keyboard and start pushing letters and numbers 2.start typing 3.start pressing buttons on the keyboard
A standard word in keyboarding is five characters.
keyboarding is the act of producing written works as printed documents
Depends what job you have.Another"Keyboarding" isn't really a job. Keyboarding is involved with many forms of computer assignments and work, though.
Based on what you learned in keyboarding do you think you can use it later?
It is often referred to as "keyboarding."
The only basic computer skill you need to start HTML training is keyboarding.
Accurate keyboarding is important because it means less time is needed to edit the work. It is more efficient.
Keyboarding means the same thing as typing. It is a term taken from the act of using a keyboard to type.
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