![]() This site is interesting because it gives you keyboard drills, then breaks down the keys you have the most trouble with.Īs you do more and more drills each day, it charts your progress and problem areas: It's cool because it drills each key location into your head without having to look or even think about it. It then makes you practice the ultra-basic moves over-and-over. This has been an amazingly helpful site that shows me which finger to use for each letter. I made an account on each of these websites, and each one tracks your daily progress. 1 Minute Per Day: 10FastFingers (to test speed each day).4 Minutes Per Day: KeyBr (shows which keys you hit wrong).15 Minutes Per Day: RataType (teaches proper way to hit each key).He currently types at around 110 WPM so he's probably a good person to learn from. I put out a request for a typing tutor on Facebook, and my good friend Noah wanted to be the tutor. However to get beyond 100 WPM, and save my future fingers from a lot of unnecessary strain, I need to learn to type correctly. In fact when I took a typing test, my "Chicken Peck" method got me a "Top 25%" award! I already type above average, but if increase my speed from 60 WPM to 100 WPM, that'a 60% increase in speed. Is It Worth Re-Learning To Type Properly? Mar 16: 39 WPM ( Full cold turkey switch day).Feb 3: 20 WPM (pleased with that number)!. ![]() Here's my current progress starting from scratch by re-learning to type the proper way: My chicken pecking typing speed was always between 60-70 WPM. (Me typing in the proper way 1+ month into this experiment). To accomplish this I must learn to type properly as my hands and fingers currently move at their maximum speed.įast forward a few months into this re-learning process and I'm typing the "right way" now: I currently type between 60 and 70 WPM ( words per minute), so that's above average, but I want to get to 100 WPM. When I was young I learned to type pretty well just using two fingers, so I just ran with it. (this gif is like 5 years old so don't judge my laptop □)
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