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Wednesday, August 5, 2009

Type Faster Using Free Typing Games

Ready to give up on learning to type? Hold on, you've mastered tougher things than typing before. Like anything else, practice makes perfect, and with a little more practice you'll be typing like a professional in no time. Why not make it fun? Are you just sitting in front of your screen, hands poised on keyboard, thinking the keyboard letter placement as a picture in your mind, and really wanting to stop and get something to eat? Try making it fun. We all like fun, so make learning to type fun for yourself. First, make sure your surroundings and learning environment are comfortable and fun. Get something to drink, a soda, chocolate milk, whatever you like. If you like snacks, maybe a little bowl of pretzels on the desk will help. Is your chair comfortable? Remember, you're learning to type not testing your pain tolerance for an uncomfortable chair. What about your clothes? Are you pants too tight and making you uncomfortable? Go put on those lounge pants and then come back comfortable and ready to have some fun learning to type. Once your surroundings are a place you want to be, you will be much more inclined to want to stay there and practice. A hard, cold, dark environment won't be a place you'll want to be for your favorite activity, let along a place you want to be to learn to type. Now that you're comfy, let's make it a game.
First, decide how long you are going to play. Half an hour per day sounds good. Second, find a way to measure you success. The sentence, "The quick brown dog jumped over the lazy fox", contains every letter of the alphabet. Start typing this sentence a few times. Keep going. Type it a few more times. Getting better. Now see how many times you can type that sentence in one minute. Now try two minutes, and then three and finally five. By now, you are getting through that sentence pretty well, and you'll be surprised how quickly the 30 minutes has passed. Even though your eyes are still focused on your fingers and the keyboard, you have made it through a successful 30 minutes of practice and you'll be more ready for the next days session. Come back and read about more free typing games and free typing game resources. Let me know how your typing is progressing using the suggested sentence.
Rouwster

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