Q: What do some of the corrections mean on my typing test?
A: In a short summary, when the punctuations are hi-lighted such as commas, that means they added unnecessary punctuation. If it says something like this: 7×4(-)mm that means what is inside the parentheses is something that should have been there but was not.
I know a lot of this seems very nitpicky and minor but just little changes and omissions can alter the whole meaning of a sentence.
Q: I just started your course, have completed the Orientation Unit and I am now doing the typing section. No matter how hard I try, I cannot get 100%. What do I do, as this is very discouraging to me.
A: The Keyboard Kinetics unit is the only part of this course where we do not require 100%. This unit will teach you how to type, and give you practice on typing. It will show you your typing speed, and offer you a place where you can increase your typing speed. Since this is a career where your speed will help to increase your income, you will want to utilize this unit to practice your typing. I often tell my students to start out their study session each time by first warming up their fingers or practicing their typing in this unit.
Q: I would like to go back and review a chapter of the course, and even retake the quiz at the end. I currently show 98% on my scores, but am worried that in retaking the quiz I will mess something up. What can I do?
A: You can take the quiz at the end of each chapter as many times as you would like. The computer is designed to always maintain and show your highest score. I often suggest that students retake each quiz if they feel a need to review for the final exam or if they want to refresh their memory on certain subjects. Because Med Workshops, LLC requires that you get 95% or higher on all your scores, it is often necessary to retake chapter quizzes until you get that required grade. I often encourage students to continue retaking the quiz until they get 100%.