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Touch typing lesson 24: Lessons 19 - 23
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Touch typing lesson 24: Lessons 19 - 23
Typing lessons summary
This keyboard typing lesson teaches how to type the following characters: "6", "7", "5", "8", "4", "9", "3", "0", "1", "2", "/", "?", ":", "'", """, "[", "]", "{", "}", "<", ">", "|", "\", "`", "~", "!", "_", "-", "+", "=", "@", "#", "$", "%", "^", "&", "*", "(", ")".
Using an on-screen keyboard
Using an on-screen keyboard offers a convenient way to enter text on smartphones and tablets, but it has some limitations. Small keys can be uncomfortable to use, and typing without looking at them can be difficult. A tablet such as an iPad can display a larger on-screen keyboard, but this still takes up part of the screen. Unlike physical keys, its keys cannot be located by touch. On-screen keyboards are practical for filling in forms, writing short messages or emails, and entering URLs. You can use them for longer texts too, although a physical keyboard may be more comfortable for extended typing. Connecting a physical keyboard to a tablet gives you separate keys and can leave more of the screen available for your document. On-screen keyboards can offer features such as word suggestions, and some touchscreen devices provide vibration feedback as you type. These features may make text entry easier, but they do not give you the feel of separate physical keys. Choose the input method that suits the device and the text you are writing.