Education and demonstration – Occupation – Keyboard operation
Patent
1994-02-15
1996-04-16
Swiatek, Robert P.
Education and demonstration
Occupation
Keyboard operation
63 152, 63 15, 434112, 434157, 434162, 434167, G09B 1304
Patent
active
055076491
ABSTRACT:
Educational devices using process-oriented educational methods are disclosed to prepare pre-school children, school children, and teenagers for keyboarding. The devices include sets of gloves and indicia applied to the fingers of the gloves to provide pictorial and alphanumeric representations of the computer keyboard. The visual and tactile memorization of the glove images are complemented by auditory and associative memorization provided by a story-telling educational method. Synergistic use of the gloves in the context of supervised story-telling also trains the pre-school children to develop and practise both lateral and vertical thinking skills, thus preparing them for coping creatively with the inherent hardware/software limitations of computers. The memorization of the alphanumeric representation of the computer keyboard is reinforced through synergistic use of the gloves in a variety of activities including learning the alphabet, learning word-spelling, and learning languages. To best fit the psychology of teenagers, sets of picture-rings and medallion-rings are disclosed to specifically prepare that age-group for keyboarding.
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Foster Frank H.
Smith Jeffrey A.
Swiatek Robert P.
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