The chevron keys («») , also known as french quotes, and degree character (°) are missing but required to complete tap touche 2.0 and tap touche 3.0 excercises. Perhaps an upgrade to a more recent version of tap touche, or different software, would provide a workaround for this problem.
If we keep the software, all keyboards must be replaced with a bilingual version of this layout:
http://photos1.blogger.com/img/221/3700/640/KEYBCF.jpgSuch as one of the following models seen around the school (lab b110 station 05):
RT6855TFC
Note the additional key to the left of "Z", this key is missing on all cour current keyboards. Purchasing should avoid the current keyboard selection in french labs because they do not support the full character set we are teaching in Keyboarding class.
Notice: make sure the full english character set is also on all keys.
http://photos1.blogger.com/img/221/3700/640/KEYBUS.jpgNote:
An optional keyboard could be the Canadian Multilingual keyboard, it has been in use in schools for years. I would vote against it since it is not very popular in the workplace.
http://www.language-keyboard.com/covers/canadian_keyboard_cover_(multilingual).jpgIt contains all these characters, but some french language keys are relocated.