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What next . . . now that you have learned
the letters on the keyboard and
correct finger use |
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Touch typing is simply learning correct finger use
and, then, practice, practice,
practice |
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The goal of learning to touch type is automaticity—performing a skilled activity
easily with little effort or conscious awareness. The best way to achieve this is to immediately
integrate practice with all computer work |
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From this point on, all typing should be done without looking at
the keyboard. To help you do this, place removable adhesive dots on the alpha keys of your computer
keyboard and color the "bump" F and J dots to help you place your fingers correctly on the
Home keys |
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If you forget the location of a key and have tried really hard to remember it, two
"key" pages, containing all the association words, will help you
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