Work through each lesson to master touch typing
Your first step: learn the index finger home keys. These two keys have small bumps so you can find them without looking.
Add your middle fingers to the mix. D is left of F, K is right of J.
Complete the home row with your ring and pinky fingers. Now you can make real words!
Your index fingers reach inward to G and H. This completes the home row!
Reach up from D to E and from K to I. These are the two most common vowels.
R is above F (left index up), U is above J (right index up). Two very common letters.
T and Y are reached by stretching your index fingers further up. T is one of the most used letters in English.
Reach down from J to N and M. N is one of the most common letters in English.
C is below D (left middle finger down), V is below F (left index finger down).
The last three letters! B is below G (left index reach), X is below S (left ring down), Z is below A (left pinky down).
The 200 most frequently used English words. These make up about 60% of all written text.
Expand to the 500 most common words. Building rhythm and muscle memory for everyday vocabulary.
Practice typing complete sentences with varied structure and punctuation.
Sustained typing practice with real paragraphs on varied topics.
Challenging paragraphs with varied vocabulary, punctuation, and sentence structure.