Introduction
With more and more jobs requiring applicants to have a decent typing speed, it is essential that people know how to properly. Not only will it reduce your time on the computer considerably, it will also help you in day to day things such as homework & social networking.
Step 1
Learn to type the proper way, it is must faster than typing with one or two fingers. Your right hand should be home to J,K,L and A,S,D,F for your left hand.
Thanks to http://www.donna-online.net/images/Keyboard_Chart.gif for the chart
Step 2
Memorize where all the keys are. It'll increase your speed drastically if you can do this. A helpful tip is to put a piece of paper (allow room for your fingers) over your keyboard while typing.
Step 3
Don't look at your keyboard! Similar to step 2, you will type much faster without looking at your keyboard. As well with being able to type faster, it'll also allow you to catch spelling mistakes much more efficiently.
Step 4
When you are retyping a mistake, try not to type the whole word over again. Try to quickly find where you made the mistake and correct the letter(s).
Example: Let's say you try to spell "Difficult" but you typed it as "Dificult". Instead of typing Difficult all over again, just add in the extra f.
Step 5
Try to type in a good posture that makes you comfortable (sitting straight up).
Step 6
PRACTICE. As the old saying goes, practice makes perfect. Improving your typing speed won't happen over night.
Hope this helps
With more and more jobs requiring applicants to have a decent typing speed, it is essential that people know how to properly. Not only will it reduce your time on the computer considerably, it will also help you in day to day things such as homework & social networking.
Step 1
Learn to type the proper way, it is must faster than typing with one or two fingers. Your right hand should be home to J,K,L and A,S,D,F for your left hand.
Thanks to http://www.donna-online.net/images/Keyboard_Chart.gif for the chart
Step 2
Memorize where all the keys are. It'll increase your speed drastically if you can do this. A helpful tip is to put a piece of paper (allow room for your fingers) over your keyboard while typing.
Step 3
Don't look at your keyboard! Similar to step 2, you will type much faster without looking at your keyboard. As well with being able to type faster, it'll also allow you to catch spelling mistakes much more efficiently.
Step 4
When you are retyping a mistake, try not to type the whole word over again. Try to quickly find where you made the mistake and correct the letter(s).
Example: Let's say you try to spell "Difficult" but you typed it as "Dificult". Instead of typing Difficult all over again, just add in the extra f.
Step 5
Try to type in a good posture that makes you comfortable (sitting straight up).
Step 6
PRACTICE. As the old saying goes, practice makes perfect. Improving your typing speed won't happen over night.
Hope this helps










































