English Typing Tutor
Everyone can type, but not everyone knows how to type fast and accurately. If you want to improve your typing skills and learn to type without looking at the keyboard, this English Typing Tutor will help you practice step by step.
Note - The number in the circle next to an exercise indicates how many times you have practiced it.
Tips - To practice on a mobile phone, connect a keyboard using an OTG cable.
Start with the lessons in the following order and track your daily progress. Practice one lesson every day, and you can develop professional typing skills in just 8 days. To type fast and accurately, you need to learn the correct typing techniques and follow a proven approach.
With regular practice, you will improve your speed, increase your accuracy, save time, and enjoy more free time with your friends and family.
Let's start learning typing with following steps
1. Sitting Posture for Typing
The right sitting posture is very important while typing. A proper posture keeps you comfortable, reduces strain, and allows your hands to move more quickly and naturally. You can see the correct sitting posture in the image below:
2. Placement of Fingers on the Keyboard
Whether you notice it or not, the F and J keys have a raised bar or bump that helps your fingers identify them without looking at the keyboard. Once you place your index fingers on these keys, the other fingers naturally rest on the keys next to them. The A S D F and J K L ; keys are the home (base) positions for your fingers.
Your fingers move from the home position to the key you want to press and then return to the home position after each keystroke.
To type faster, you need to use the correct finger for each key. Take a look at the illustration below, where every key is assigned to a specific finger. Each key should be pressed with its assigned finger only. This layout is designed to minimize finger movement, making typing faster, easier, and more efficient.
3. Start with Home Row Practice
After sitting in correct posture and placed your fingers in base position on the keyboard. You can start your typing practice from 1st exercise and repeat it many times. We recommend to practice only 1 or 2 exercise daily.
After complete training of 1st exercise you should move to next one and carry on until you complete full course.
4. Type without seeing keyboard
You have to make sure your eye's always on screen while you typing. Don't look at keyboard, no matter how many time it takes in pressing right key. Within 1-2 days your fingers will be able to identify key position and automatically press correct key.
5. Focus on Accuracy Instead of Speed
Learning to type without looking at the keyboard is your goal. In the beginning, your primary focus should be on accuracy. Speed will improve naturally with regular practice.
6. Practice as Much as You Can
Practice is the key to fast and accurate typing. The more you practice, the better your speed, accuracy, and confidence will become. Stay consistent and keep practicing!
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