Visually, errors you make are highlighted in red. When in Automatic mode you can turn on or off key hints (for hints, the key you’re to strike lightly flashes blue). You can customize options for each lesson. This would be KeyKey’s equivalent to the ‘home row.’ Now, each finger is responsible for its own set of keys. Second, position your fingers over the adjacent keys. First, place your index fingers on the two keys with the bumps on them (‘F’ and ‘J’).
There are but three easy steps to begin training.
#Keykey typing tutor how to#
To learn how to use KeyKey simply press the button in the lower left corner.
There is very little support but it’s not necessary. The app records your errors and adapts the practice wordlist as you go, giving you extra practice for the letter combinations that trip you up. Instead, you get a beautiful minimalist interface and a boost to your WPM. There are no lessons, no tests, and no strange minigames. All you do is commit to a 15-minute session every day. KeyKey is a manageable typing tutor that learns your level as you practice. But now I have come across an app with a different approach. In school, they taught us the Mavis Beacon method. Now if only Siri was correct more than 60% of the time! And correcting Siri’s mistakes sends me right back to typing …)īut I wish I could do better. (Honestly, I try to use dictation whenever I can. Still that was better than where I began. Unfortunately, my proficiency only went as high as 55 words per minute. Didn’t know if it would ever be useful but I figured it couldn’t hurt to be somewhat competent at it. When I was in high school I took a typing class.
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