Touch typing lesson 12: Lessons 7 - 10 + Shift

Typing lessons summary

In this typing lesson, you practice typing the following uppercase letters: "Q", "W", "R", "T", "Y", "U", "O", "P".

The belief that touch typing is worth learning

If you can see why touch typing is useful to you, it may be easier to set aside time to learn it. Think about how you would use it in your daily work or study. Teachers and people who are skilled in a subject often have to explain to others why it is worth learning. For typing without looking at the keyboard, one practical benefit is being able to follow the text on the screen while you enter it. If you have already made some progress with all ten fingers and noticed a benefit, you can share that experience with others. For example, you might find that routine keyboard tasks take less time when you no longer have to search for the keys. AgileFingers is designed to help you practice these typing skills. There are plenty of other interesting things to do, but if your work involves regular typing, practicing touch typing can improve your speed and accuracy and reduce the time spent on keyboard tasks.