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Basics of Touch Typing 

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Overview

Learn how to significantly raise your touch typing speed and precision with this free online course

Duration

3 hours

Total fee

Free

Mode of learning

Online

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Course details

Who should do this course?
  • Beginners who want to learn typing from scratch
What are the course deliverables?
  • Define ‘touch typing’
  • Summarise the optimal conditions required while using a computer
  • Explain the correct sitting posture for typing
  • Describe the left- and right-hand charts
  • Match each key with its designated finger
  • List the letters contained in the ‘home keys’
  • Identify the other keys on the keyboard
  • Discuss how to improve your touch typing speed
More about this course
  • Touch typing is a valuable skill that increases productivity, improves attention, saves time and even improves posture. As a result, it is highly beneficial to your personal and professional life. This course will teach you how to enhance your typing speed and efficiency
  • You will learn from the start about the proper body position at your desk that determines your comfort when touch typing, such as relaxed shoulders, elbows kept close to your body and feet flat on the floor. After that, we provide several tips, including keeping your fingers on the 'home keys’ and repeating the letters aloud as you type them

Basics of Touch Typing
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Curriculum

Learning Touch Typing

Learning Touch Typing - Learning Outcomes

Getting Started

E, I, G, H, O, N, T, Y, Shift And Home Keys

Course Assessment

Basics Of Touch Typing - Course Assessment

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