Touch typing is not an area of expertise within my area, but i have recently received a request for guidance/coaching on how to touch type. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Thanks
Kerrie Milner
Thanks
Kerrie Milner
Touch typing is not an area of expertise within my area, but i have recently received a request for guidance/coaching on how to touch type. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Thanks
Kerrie Milner
Thanks
Kerrie Milner
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5 Responses
E-learning solution
I’m not a touch-typist myself but I remember some years ago seeing a demo of a touch typing e-learning package called Mavis Beacon. I’m not sure where you would find out more but if you type Mavis Beacon into your web search engine, I’m sure you will find a supplier.
good luck
Clive
Typequick
Also try Type-Quick / Typequick (can’t remember how this product is named). It is excellent and I learned to touch-type from scratch (about 12 years ago) in about five weeks at a half-hour per day.
Good luck.
TypeQuick the way to go
Typequick definately did it for me.
Went from uncoordinated to about 60wpm using the program for about 15-20 minutes a day for a month or so.
touch typing
learndirect have a Keyboard A-Z course which deals with touch typing. (www.learndirect.co.uk)
You can also pick up CDs for less than £10 which ‘teach’ touch typing
Or there are a number of providers who advertise on the internet, some with free trials
Touch Typing software for free download
If you go to http://www.typingtutor.co.uk or http://www.learntotype.org.uk websites you can download a full version of the Touch Typist typing tutor software on a free trial basis.
The software is fully functioning and unrestricted.
The only limitation is that it’s supplied for a trial period only.
If you work hard then you gain some skills before the end of the trial period.