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Hi Reader, I just added a new translation to Type the Word called the New International Reader’s Version. As the name suggests, the NIRV is from the same publisher and has similar translation style to the NIV, but it’s written at a 3rd grade reading level. My hope with this new translation is for young kids to be able to understand and be impacted by what they are typing, not just type letters on the screen. I’d consider using the NIRV this fall in your classroom, especially for classes where students are just getting into the Bible. Also, as I add more translations, keep in mind that you can always change what translations are allowed in your school under “Allowed translations” in School settings. This is a great way to prevent students from accessing any translation that doesn’t align with your schools tradition. For example: in this classroom since I've set the Allowed translations to be NIV, NIRV, and NKJV (3), my student is only able to access those two translations (4). And as a teacher you can always set the “Default translation” in Classroom Settings so that your favorite translations is prefilled whenever you are selecting a translation across Type the Word. Let me know if you have any questions or concerns. Hope the first few weeks of your semester are going well! In Christ, |
Type the Word Christian schools replace generic typing lessons with Scripture-based practice helping their students become confident typists with deep knowledge of the Bible.
Hey Reader, Introducing the Passage of the Day Today I’m launching Passage of the Day, a new daily way to type Scripture with others. You can type today’s passage at typetheword.com/daily. You can also find it at the top of your Type the Word home page by clicking the "Daily" button. Where you can find a link to the Passage of the Day on your home page At typetheword.com/daily, you can type the day’s Scripture, see how many others have typed it, and track your streak of consecutive days...
Hi Reader, I’ve been busy documenting how to get started with Type the Word. My goal is to give you one searchable place for practical Type the Word guidance. Here is a video overview the content it contains: And here are a few examples of what the docs answer: How do I connect Type the Word with Google Classroom, Clever, Canvas, or Microsoft Teams? What can a student do if he or she has completed all their assignments? What passages are used in the new typing curriculum? I want this to be...
Hi Reader, I just finished and publish three typing curriculum to give your students a clear path for learning how to type. 1. Typing Foundations This curriculum helps students learn the letters on the keyboard and basic punctuation. As students practice, they’ll type Scripture passages that highlight the attributes of God and help them reflect on His character. 2. Typing Proficiency This curriculum helps students practice numbers, symbols, and more advanced keyboard skills. The passages in...