Our updated Teacher Maintenance dashboard and menu bar simplifies user management, while improved menu options and a cleaner layout make navigation faster and more intuitive.

Teachers and Account Admins now have a more streamlined experience for overseeing their accounts, and our expanded School FAQs provide helpful guidance tailored just for schools, boards, and districts. Everything you need-now easier to find, use, and understand.

All The Right Type has four types of lessons that support immediate reinforcement (learn, practice, skill and test). If "sequencing" is turned on, users must follow the learning pattern designed by keyboarding specialists. The maintenance section has many exceptional features for managing the account.

Single Sign-On (SSO) is an authentication process that allows users to access multiple applications or systems with just one set of login credentials (such as username and password). In essence, it enables users to log in once and gain access to all authorized resources without being prompted to log in again at each subsequent system.

User interface is changeable, so that All The Right Type is enjoyed by all ages. Improving keyboarding skills is like swimming. Everyone needs to start at the same point, however, learners can progress at their own speed with different goals. Our lessons and learning methodology focus on finger reach and automaticity, therefore, advance keyboarding skills as quickly as possible.

Animated fingers, to display proper fingering and reach. Users are then presented with several lines of text which they must type correctly to progress to the next key. If a mistake is made, users will see immediate feedback in the form of an animation of the correct fingering and reach.

After completing each line in the "learn" type lesson, users will see a report and get immediate feedback finger analysis. A critical All The Right Type advantage is the letter-by-letter error checking to report the individual finger that the user should focus on. The program will prompt users to redo the lesson if they have not achieved the level of accuracy set by the account administrator.

The keys presented are the same keys that students have learned in the previous "learn" type lesson; however, the learning focus has moved to using the letters in words and sentences.

We have two types of games: Lesson Games which follow the same letters that users have learned if sequencing (time-tested effective learning order) has been turned on, and Themed Games. In themed games we have also incorporated basic math keyboarding (number-pad) lessons as well as "dictation" or "note-taking" type games to reinforce keyboarding without text to copy. All game results are tracked into the database for recordkeeping.

The Admin has the control to modify, create and sequence lessons to better suit the needs of their users.

Several types of student/class/school reports are available in our "Teacher Maintenance" section. Teachers and account admins have easy access to review their students' test scores, user words-per-minute (WPM), accuracy, error levels, time spent using the program, and latest login date.