a)
 Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing
 Life typing tutor
 Touch typist typing tutor
 Mac typing software
 Typing Master pro
 Rapid Typing
 Letter Chase Typing Tutor
 Type Smart typing tutor
 Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing
 Life typing tutor
 Touch typist typing tutor
 Mac typing software
 Typing Master pro
 Rapid Typing
 Letter Chase Typing Tutor
 TypeSmart typing tutor
 KeyBlaze
 Klavaro Touch Typing Tutor
 Typing Trainer
 Rapid Typing Tutor
 Max Type Pro
 Type Faster
 Bruce’s Unusual Typing Wizard
 Stamina Typing Tutor

b)
(i) hard copies formats
 Can be used without an electronic device
 Actual notes can be written and highlights made on its pages for easy reference.
 Can be accessed and used without electricity
 Can be used in areas where there is no electricity
 Information can be shared without using an electronic device
 Could be more portable than some computers
b)
(ii) soft copies formats
• Searching for a particular information is easier and faster – using the search feature
• Sharing information across long distances is faster and easier – using the internet or intranet or removable storage media such as pendrives, compact discs, etc
• Saves space – Several e-books can be loaded onto a computer or other portable device
• Cheaper – due to its electronic format it costs less than equivalent books in hard copy formats
• Versatile – It is possible to change the font size, convert to audio, etc to suit the preference of the user.
• Can be read even in the dark without light
• Maintains its state, no matter how old – does not get old or dirty or torn, etc

c)
(i) access speed: Pendrive, Hard disk, compact disc
(ii) storage capacity: Hard disk, Pendrive, compact disc