
Explore the working panel and typing area, guided by the color-coded keyboard legend. Open notepad or notes and pin it on top for uninterrupted practice.
Develop touch typing skills through finger-specific line exercises, using right and left hand fingers and thumbs to type letters, semicolon, and apostrophe with precise finger placement.
Continue practicing touch typing to progress from a beginner toward mastery, embracing patience and persistence over time. Stay motivated and keep up the effort to achieve steady typing progress.
Prioritize accuracy over speed in typing exercises, acknowledging mistakes are natural early on; pause as needed and finish tasks with at most two errors.
Place hands correctly from the start and learn finger placement by touch to reduce typos. Keep wrists relaxed and arms at 90 degrees, parallel to the table.
Practice touch typing by typing eight lines to improve speed and accuracy. Focus on accuracy, rhythm, and steady keystrokes to build confident typing.
Practice touch typing by typing lines of varying lengths: six, nine, four, eight, five, and six lines. Build accuracy and speed through structured line-length drills.
Practice typing four lines and twenty-seven lines to strengthen touch typing speed and accuracy. Lesson #14 activity reinforces structured typing drills for steady progress.
practice typing 14 lines, then repeat 14 lines, and finish with 18 lines to complete the lesson.
Master the home row to build speed and fluency, return to the home row as a base, and avoid peeking at the keyboard.
lesson 18 covers type four lines, then type four lines, then type twelve lines, and type eight lines.
Practice typing accuracy and speed by completing 38 keystrokes across two lines of triple letter combinations, reinforcing rhythm and finger coordination.
Practice touch typing by typing nine lines, then nine lines again, and finally twelve lines to improve accuracy and typing speed.
Lesson 23 emphasizes embracing the challenge to stay motivated, overcome difficulties, and turn challenge into a habit that improves typing results and helps you reach your goals.
Keep your eyes on the text and avoid looking at the keyboard to maintain steady typing speed and minimize mistakes; continue with the lessons to feel your progress.
Practice rapid touch typing by typing 18 lines. Focus on accuracy during this 18-line exercise.
Engage with the typing lessons as a positive experience, cultivate positive emotions, and if energy fades, pause briefly and return with double energy.
Assign each finger to the bottom row keys z, x, c, v, b, n, m, comma, period, slash; keep hands on the middle row and return to the home row.
Practice touch typing by completing 24 lines and then 18 lines to build typing accuracy and speed.
Continue progressing in touch typing, hone the skill, and make progress evident; embrace inevitable errors, correct them, stay patient, and start enjoying typing.
practice touch typing with a two-step drill: type seven lines, then type 24 lines, to improve accuracy and speed.
Practice touch typing by typing 64 lines to build accuracy and speed, aligning with the course goal of accurate and fast typing.
Tasks 36.1 and 36.2 - Right index finger
Task 36.3 - These tough words are quite difficult. Fingers have to jump from upper row to the bottom one.
Develop touch typing accuracy and speed by practicing left pinky finger drills with eight-line, eight-line, seven-line, and eleven-line sequences, reinforcing prefixes, suffixes, and prepositions.
Improve touch typing speed and accuracy through a series of line-length drills: eight lines, seven lines, seven lines, and eighteen lines, with emphasis on the right pinky finger.
Use the ring fingers to type five lines, seven lines, three lines, and eight lines, reinforcing touch typing accuracy and speed.
Task 40.1 - Middle fingers
Task 40.2 - Words consist of left hand's keys only
Task 40.3 - Words consist of right hand's keys only
Task 40.4 - Balanced words consists of right and left hand's keys one after another
Embrace the idea that perfection has no limit and keep redoing tasks to achieve a better result, applying this mindset to your touch typing practice for faster, more accurate results.
Practice touch typing by typing 42 lines to improve accuracy and speed, building consistent keyboard fluency.
Practice with the keyboard to improve touch typing speed and accuracy, and stay persistent through challenges. Many have finished typing courses and now boast strong typing skills.
Practice forty four lines to improve accuracy and speed in touch typing, aligning with the course goal of accurate and fast typing.
Develop patience and an attentive approach to touch typing to enjoy the process, correct errors, and relish the result.
Type six lines, then type 36 lines, to follow the caption's instruction and practice consistent typing.
Finish what you started and avoid excuses. Take the next step and go ahead with your goals.
Learn to type numbers using the fourth row with precise finger placements and mechanical speed, including zero with the right thumb, and note that keypad entry can be quicker.
Lesson 53 guides typing 26 lines to practice touch typing, helping learners type accurately and fast.
Type 33 lines to practice touch typing and improve typing accuracy and speed through practical exercises.
Practice touch typing with a focused exercise labeled type 38, frauleins, to improve accuracy and typing speed as part of the course.
Practice typing thirty eight lines to improve accuracy and speed, building touch typing skills through focused repetition.
Complete a 27-line touch typing exercise to improve accuracy and typing speed. Enhance speed and accuracy through structured touch typing practice.
Practice session hones touch typing by completing 28 lines, boosting accuracy and speed through focused keystrokes.
Touch typing is the ability to use muscle memory to find keys fast, without using the sense of sight, and with all the available fingers, just like piano players do. It significantly improves typing speed and eliminates errors. Touch typing simply makes you more productive and it is a skill worth learning. However, many people engage in the bad habit of ‘hunt-and-peck’ typing, even those seasoned professionals with years and decades of computer experience. It is easy to understand, though, as touch typing requires dedicated practice to learn it well.
This course consists of 60 lessons with several exercises in each one.
Total duration of video lessons - 7 hours. 95% of this time you'll be typing.
You'll learn:
- Type letters from A to Z
- Type punctuation marks
- Shift and Caps lock
- Type numbers
Get ready to work hard and at the end your fingers fly across the keyboard!