Yes man this happens a lot of the time when I don't think about the spellings or characters it gets automatically correct but as soon as I start humming the spellings then mistakes automatically gets shipped by god
Great video Emily. I learnt to type on a manual. Another tip they taught me was to centre your body over the J (UK/US key layout) to help prevent RSI along with you other posture tips. I find the biggest limitation to my speed is my ability to spell. Copy typing I’m fairly efficient touch typer but typing my own words it slows as I have to think about spelling. I remember to this day spending all day typing a, s, d, f, g, h, j, k, l, ; (ping, return) with paper over your hands to stop you looking at the keys. I never use my left thumb.
The number pad is soo true. I never knew there was a stigma of numpads being for accountants or business people, but it's soo much faster to type numbers on there. I just build my first custom keyboard which is a TKless, and while I love how it looks and feels, not having a numpad kind of hurts 😅
I typically use the number keys across the top of the keyboard only for the special characters. It was surprisingly easy for me to learn to "touch type" a numeric keypad when I had a temp job with the U.S. Census. Now I ALWAYS prefer a numeric keypad and carry around an external one for my laptop.
@lorensims4846 i ended up getting an external one too because a numpad is too good for me to pass up. Only thing now is learning to be as efficient on my left hand lol
Watched the whole video ,it's very helpful because I'm using a few of the tips for a few months now and I have improved, but I still found more tips so thank you for this video Emily ☺️
I've just had a quick play on monkeytype. It lets you type quotes instead of random words, which is great because they include punctuation. I could also change it to British English. One fun thing which I wasn't expecting was the ability to playback my typing - enabled me to hear and see my speed and note words I make in which I make errors. You can also set Monkeytype to make sounds when you type. Mine is set to Typewriter, but there are various mechanical switch sounds for those who use quiet keyboards. My favourite type is a scissor switch: Cherry Stream TKL, but I wish they made a 75% version.
@@david0411 I don't know if you were already aware of this, but just under your results, there's a small triangle, if you click on it it lets you practise words you get wrong or type slowly during the test. I'm finding this really useful.
Thank you for the video, it was really helpful! TypeRacer has the Dead Mode, btw, so when you press the wrong key, the race is over - helps to have 100% accuracy.
I understand your keyboard preference. I learned to type as part of our education requirement on the typewriter. I prefer keyboards that produce sound. It helps my brain connect finger movement with proper key press. I also like keyboards where all the keys are in the "correct" places haha. I know there are many types of keyboard layouts but we practiced on QWERTY so my mind thinks of that as the correct layout. Thanks for your tips. Lovely keyboards you have.
Trim your fingernails. Great tip! I always kept my fingernails rather long and I found that I tore up the keycaps on the backlit keyboard on my MacBook after a couple of years. When the pandemic struck, I started cutting my fingernails very close to make deeply washing my hands much easier. I'm finding that I like having my fingernails clipped close. I now have a new MacBook and I'm happy that I won't be endangering the look of its keyboard.
Hey Emily! I love your videos, and you have recommended so many good items, so thank you!! Also, I do prefer your stationary pal and stationary vids instead of laptop/ipad vids. Hopefully you make more of those soon and i love you❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hey EMI! Can you make a video on “MY DAILY STUDY ROUTINE” or “WHAT I DO ON MY WEEKENDS”. I wish you would make such videos, I am desperately waiting to see those. By the by, your videos are just awesome 🤩.
I loved the video. The tips were very helpful. But I found really interesting that you programmed your own keyboard. Could you make a video about how you programmed the shortcuts.
I dont know why but I've always only ever typed with my two index fingers but my typing speed is 72 words per minute. I want to try and 'touchtype' but it's such a pain to learn and adjust to it
On monkeytype you can also paste in custom texts. I like to paste in books or papers that I want to read anyway. This way I read and practice typing at the same time 😅.
The keyboard part was so true as there is just SOMETHING NICE when you are typing on the mechanical keyboard Also I have tried typing on the mechanical keyboard but I do not own one so it really does affect my practice as I don’t want to type on the MUSHY membrane keyboard
In practice, that is absolutely fine. I’m roughly typing at the same speed and in most situations (unless you’re trying to copy a text or transcribe while someone is talking) I don’t think as fast as I could type. I believe the biggest benefit of touch typing is the immersion of being able to always look at the screen.
Thank you for all the tips it's really helpful. Keep up the good work. And thank you in all you videos it always help me especially in the video difference type of digital pens. Thank you very much!
what is the name of your keyboard? also, if you could attach the link to yours that would be really helpful ^^ also the video was amazing!! it helped me so much :D
7:00 well if you're hunting and pecking the numrow I'm sure the numpad *is* a lot faster 😂 I think I'm faster with the numrow since I touch type it. I find the numpad a bit awkward and slow since I often have to use the same finger on different keys multiple times consecutively. Not to mention I have to bring my hand half a flippin mile over to the numpad anyway.
Some great tips. You can practice with CTRL+F (s____h in the browser or in the favourite text editor). Go to Wikipedia on an article you are learning about, press CTRL+F to start s_______g for text and start typing a paragraph. You will get nice highlighting showing mistakes! My advice is to type the text you like or want/have to learn, so you will learn two things at a time ;) I have used some of the platforms mentioned in the video, also typing club, which I can recommend! I also practice by responding to comments on topics I am interested in. (AI filter gets deleting this comment!)
I really wonder if there's something to that. I have a cyst on my left wrist and I type without an armrest. Somewhat left hand dominant when typing for whatever reason also. 🤔🤔🤔
I have been practicing typing from quite a months now, I have reached 50 wpm from 20 but I have been making a lot of mistakes while typing and it really annoys me so help would be appreciated
9:32 I actually go to the opposite for some reason, I go from fast to slow for example from 143 wpm to 80 wpm and something like that. I don't know how to actually work on gradually go faster from slow.
What mechanical keyboard is the one that is linear?? I can’t find it anywhere… I would love if you could tell me the name of the brand of the keyboard. It is the one that as the base that is clear and linear sound! Thank you so much
I see that you also type on butterfly keyboard. I have the same macbook and its a nightmare to type on. Thankfully I also have magic keyboard that I use for if I am doing any serious typing.
I have a question. Should i kove my fingers on certain words? For example. The "T" and "R" are both meant to be used with the left index finger. And for example in the word TRASH do i do Index Index por the TR or Index T, Middle finger R
How is typing on red switches going? I have heard they are harder to type text due to lack of feedback. I think you have at least one keyboard with red switches and the sound is amazing! ;) I totally agree with the need for having a good mechanical keyboard and this is how I got into typing. I got first mechanical keyboard with brown switches, which are tactile. I think I will get the same keyboard again, because it is great, except with the set of red switches, because of your video ;)
Red switches are linear switches, they are also good for typing, you only need feedback if you don't press the key all the way down when you type, if you do bottom out when you type feedback is not very useful anyways. I had brown switches and I didn't like them, I'm using a linear switch right now, and I love them. If you want to go down the rabbit hole, there are many switches, with different materials, different sound a d feel, so I would highly recommend getting a keyboard with hot swappable sockets, so you can change your switches easily, there are way more than reds and browns.
@@lucaspagote3042 Thanks Lucas for the reply! ;) In the meantime, I got a very similar RGB TKL keyboard with red switches. The keyboard was locally available in the country. It is great! I think red switches are better than brown ones. The experience is smooth and I agree with you that feedback is not very useful. I bottom out the keystrokes, anyway. It is my new favorite keyboard. I don't have access to the other keyboard right now but will compare both when I am back home. The new one isn't hot-swappable, but the older one is, so I might swap the brown switches with red ones. I have been using the mechanical keyboard for three years ;)
After typing without home row and doing that for a few years (2 years i think) i went to home row but then since i was so used to qwerty in 3 days i got my first 100 wpm and in 4 days i now average 75 wpm is that normal?
I hope I get faster I'm like 20-30 wpm I feel like the slowest touch typer I've just started learning, started in September hope to improve practise so much.
@@trisell1168 I'm around 30- 35 I have reached 40 and a bit above but my average is definitely 30. And I've sort of given up learning as my average doesn't seem to get better.
Thanks for the awesome video. How much difference is there between a low profile keyboard and a classic mechanical keyboard? I just bought a mechanical keyboard, I find it aesthetically pleasing, but I doubt its ergonomics compared to a low-profile keyboard. What type of keyboard is the most comfortable?
These are good tips but I disagree for the num pad part. Your comparison is unfair because you only use one hand on the number row. By sticking to the base position on the home row using your two hands, you don't have to move your right hand far from the base position to reposition it later. It is way faster in my opinion.
1) 07:05 - I think you are typing numbers on the left-hand video wrong; numpad is faster, but you are supposed to use more fingers on the numbers row; true that typing just number this way seems to be inefficient and you can use only one hand on numpad 2) 07:46 - "I got cyst (...), I don't know if it is correlated, doctor says it isn't, but I think it is (...), once I got wrist rest, things got better, but I still have cyst" - haha, doctors said it is not correlated! ;) ergonomics are important, though! see carpal tunnel syndrome for instance 3) 09:10 - 80% efficiency is horrible! in my experience everything below 92% feels bad and slows a lot; 98% is pretty good!
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What helped me in the beginning was not thinking where keys are, just letting hands do the job.
Yes man this happens a lot of the time when I don't think about the spellings or characters it gets automatically correct but as soon as I start humming the spellings then mistakes automatically gets shipped by god
Great video Emily. I learnt to type on a manual. Another tip they taught me was to centre your body over the J (UK/US key layout) to help prevent RSI along with you other posture tips. I find the biggest limitation to my speed is my ability to spell. Copy typing I’m fairly efficient touch typer but typing my own words it slows as I have to think about spelling. I remember to this day spending all day typing a, s, d, f, g, h, j, k, l, ; (ping, return) with paper over your hands to stop you looking at the keys. I never use my left thumb.
Best video on this topic so far... packed with good info, you get to the point, you present really well.
Good - no wait - GREAT job! Thanks!
The number pad is soo true. I never knew there was a stigma of numpads being for accountants or business people, but it's soo much faster to type numbers on there. I just build my first custom keyboard which is a TKless, and while I love how it looks and feels, not having a numpad kind of hurts 😅
I typically use the number keys across the top of the keyboard only for the special characters.
It was surprisingly easy for me to learn to "touch type" a numeric keypad when I had a temp job with the U.S. Census. Now I ALWAYS prefer a numeric keypad and carry around an external one for my laptop.
@lorensims4846 i ended up getting an external one too because a numpad is too good for me to pass up. Only thing now is learning to be as efficient on my left hand lol
Watched the whole video ,it's very helpful because I'm using a few of the tips for a few months now and I have improved, but I still found more tips so thank you for this video Emily ☺️
Yayyyy
What helped was not worry about typing fast, i was worried about tryping the right keys without looking and with time my speed increased.
I've just had a quick play on monkeytype. It lets you type quotes instead of random words, which is great because they include punctuation. I could also change it to British English. One fun thing which I wasn't expecting was the ability to playback my typing - enabled me to hear and see my speed and note words I make in which I make errors.
You can also set Monkeytype to make sounds when you type. Mine is set to Typewriter, but there are various mechanical switch sounds for those who use quiet keyboards.
My favourite type is a scissor switch: Cherry Stream TKL, but I wish they made a 75% version.
Hey thanks for these tips! Loved the one about making sounds on monkeytype.
@@david0411 I don't know if you were already aware of this, but just under your results, there's a small triangle, if you click on it it lets you practise words you get wrong or type slowly during the test. I'm finding this really useful.
@@muskndusk I didn't know any of this 😂. 10 fast fingers is my favorite site but I think monkey type is gonna beat it
Thank you for the video, it was really helpful! TypeRacer has the Dead Mode, btw, so when you press the wrong key, the race is over - helps to have 100% accuracy.
I understand your keyboard preference. I learned to type as part of our education requirement on the typewriter. I prefer keyboards that produce sound. It helps my brain connect finger movement with proper key press. I also like keyboards where all the keys are in the "correct" places haha. I know there are many types of keyboard layouts but we practiced on QWERTY so my mind thinks of that as the correct layout. Thanks for your tips. Lovely keyboards you have.
Trim your fingernails. Great tip!
I always kept my fingernails rather long and I found that I tore up the keycaps on the backlit keyboard on my MacBook after a couple of years.
When the pandemic struck, I started cutting my fingernails very close to make deeply washing my hands much easier. I'm finding that I like having my fingernails clipped close.
I now have a new MacBook and I'm happy that I won't be endangering the look of its keyboard.
I have 97 percent accuracy but my wpm is 35 I'm still improving and thank you for the tips
Hey Emily! I love your videos, and you have recommended so many good items, so thank you!! Also, I do prefer your stationary pal and stationary vids instead of laptop/ipad vids. Hopefully you make more of those soon and i love you❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you!
definitely need to get a numpad, blender is so hard without it 😭
Hey EMI!
Can you make a video on “MY DAILY STUDY ROUTINE” or “WHAT I DO ON MY WEEKENDS”.
I wish you would make such videos, I am desperately waiting to see those.
By the by, your videos are just awesome 🤩.
This is so helpful I am a student and I needed this type of typing tutorial soooo bad thanks for making my life sooo easier. !
Yayyy
she is underrated!!!
Great advice! Beautiful Thocky keyboards!
I loved the video. The tips were very helpful. But I found really interesting that you programmed your own keyboard. Could you make a video about how you programmed the shortcuts.
hey Emily really appreciate the content, thank you so much for the awesome tips .
I dont know why but I've always only ever typed with my two index fingers but my typing speed is 72 words per minute. I want to try and 'touchtype' but it's such a pain to learn and adjust to it
good video answered a lot of my questions
On monkeytype you can also paste in custom texts. I like to paste in books or papers that I want to read anyway. This way I read and practice typing at the same time 😅.
Hi im planning to buy a black case like yours should i buy one? My pink and blue case are always getting dirty:( but nice tips 😃
One and only one video to typing advice
Love your content!! What keycaps are those?
Wow! I can type around 130 wpm but my hands hurt a little afterwards😅
Yassa
your one tip of holding lightly increased my speed from 45 to around 53
how do you use the right shift and the letter P if you don't use your right pinkey
great video, well done!
will you make a video on how you make your digital planners? like what apps you use to design it.
Excellent video very helpful. What finger do you use for right shift since you dont use your right pinky because my right pinky is stressing me out 🤕🤧
The keyboard part was so true as there is just SOMETHING NICE when you are typing on the mechanical keyboard
Also I have tried typing on the mechanical keyboard but I do not own one so it really does affect my practice as I don’t want to type on the MUSHY membrane keyboard
I’m stuck at 79 wpm for the last two years even though I practice
In practice, that is absolutely fine. I’m roughly typing at the same speed and in most situations (unless you’re trying to copy a text or transcribe while someone is talking) I don’t think as fast as I could type.
I believe the biggest benefit of touch typing is the immersion of being able to always look at the screen.
Those are some really good-looking keyboards!
Thank you for all the tips it's really helpful. Keep up the good work. And thank you in all you videos it always help me especially in the video difference type of digital pens. Thank you very much!
You are so welcome!
Thanks for the video very helpfull
kbr typing is the bes beginners. I did not know about Monkey type thank you
wow lots of wisdom n tips ❤
awesome, thank you!
Very well done. The "b" and "t" keys are tricky for me. Can you do a video on how to speed up on tricky keys? Thanks.
I got much, thank you. is looking at keyboard or screen while typing preferable?
Thank you !
what is the name of your keyboard? also, if you could attach the link to yours that would be really helpful ^^ also the video was amazing!! it helped me so much :D
7:00 well if you're hunting and pecking the numrow I'm sure the numpad *is* a lot faster 😂
I think I'm faster with the numrow since I touch type it. I find the numpad a bit awkward and slow since I often have to use the same finger on different keys multiple times consecutively. Not to mention I have to bring my hand half a flippin mile over to the numpad anyway.
mac gives different sound while typing .. nice
What switches are those? I love the sound!
I’m currently at 70 wpm, I want to reach a regular 80+ wpm
i can get 64-69 WPM with 97% accuracy with 3 fingers is that bad
Facts, thanks man really appreciate it haha
Hey emily 🌈✨can u plz make a video on how to make digital planning in keynote ?✨🌈
Some great tips. You can practice with CTRL+F (s____h in the browser or in the favourite text editor). Go to Wikipedia on an article you are learning about, press CTRL+F to start s_______g for text and start typing a paragraph. You will get nice highlighting showing mistakes! My advice is to type the text you like or want/have to learn, so you will learn two things at a time ;) I have used some of the platforms mentioned in the video, also typing club, which I can recommend! I also practice by responding to comments on topics I am interested in. (AI filter gets deleting this comment!)
5 years???
i have to get 50 plus in 1 month and have to pass my test🥴
Much needed video. Tysm
Yayyy
I really wonder if there's something to that. I have a cyst on my left wrist and I type without an armrest. Somewhat left hand dominant when typing for whatever reason also. 🤔🤔🤔
I have been practicing typing from quite a months now, I have reached 50 wpm from 20 but I have been making a lot of mistakes while typing and it really annoys me so help would be appreciated
And Now ?
What are the linear switches you use for your keyboard?
Amazing!
9:32 I actually go to the opposite for some reason, I go from fast to slow for example from 143 wpm to 80 wpm and something like that. I don't know how to actually work on gradually go faster from slow.
What mechanical keyboard is the one that is linear?? I can’t find it anywhere… I would love if you could tell me the name of the brand of the keyboard.
It is the one that as the base that is clear and linear sound! Thank you so much
Hello madam,iam from india
Mam someone told use ring finger to press'z' mam is it ri8
I see that you also type on butterfly keyboard. I have the same macbook and its a nightmare to type on. Thankfully I also have magic keyboard that I use for if I am doing any serious typing.
For the first mechanical keyboard you showed, where did you get the keycap set and what switches are they?
I am searching for it as well, please let me know if you find it.
I can type fast, but only while looking at the keyboard . I’m practicing on my typing without looking and I’m at 10 wpm. 🤣🤣🤣
Same bro, I started learning touch trying two weeks ago and now I’m at around 40wpm
Where are you at now?
do you know what kind of switches your keyboard has? i like the thock it has
I have a question. Should i kove my fingers on certain words? For example. The "T" and "R" are both meant to be used with the left index finger. And for example in the word TRASH do i do Index Index por the TR or Index T, Middle finger R
If : second option= what do i do in words like Treatment ( do i change all fingers to type the TRE?
i recently went from 15-20 wpm to around 100-110 and i wish there was something below the space bar because my left thumb is so useless
Great video!
My left ear really enjoyed this video.
9:53 Agressive? Phonk.
true
13:30 cutting my nails made a BIG DIFFERENCE I went from 70 to 80 wpm in no time, I whish I learned this way before
Hi can you do more videos on how to do digital planning and digital bullet journaling for free
I average about 95 right now but i cant get any faster. I do get better PR's occasionally, but my average doesn't really change :(
does xda keycap profile make the progress harder?
I don't want to build my own keyboard which one is good for work at home linear sound. 100.00 or less please
What key switches do you have in the keyboard at 4:40?
Where is the keyboard from in 3:41 (the animal crossing one)??
how do you use wrist rest if you're tying using laptop?
Who did it first you or Ali Abdaal?
How is typing on red switches going? I have heard they are harder to type text due to lack of feedback. I think you have at least one keyboard with red switches and the sound is amazing! ;) I totally agree with the need for having a good mechanical keyboard and this is how I got into typing. I got first mechanical keyboard with brown switches, which are tactile. I think I will get the same keyboard again, because it is great, except with the set of red switches, because of your video ;)
Red switches are linear switches, they are also good for typing, you only need feedback if you don't press the key all the way down when you type, if you do bottom out when you type feedback is not very useful anyways. I had brown switches and I didn't like them, I'm using a linear switch right now, and I love them. If you want to go down the rabbit hole, there are many switches, with different materials, different sound a d feel, so I would highly recommend getting a keyboard with hot swappable sockets, so you can change your switches easily, there are way more than reds and browns.
@@lucaspagote3042 Thanks Lucas for the reply! ;) In the meantime, I got a very similar RGB TKL keyboard with red switches. The keyboard was locally available in the country. It is great! I think red switches are better than brown ones. The experience is smooth and I agree with you that feedback is not very useful. I bottom out the keystrokes, anyway. It is my new favorite keyboard. I don't have access to the other keyboard right now but will compare both when I am back home. The new one isn't hot-swappable, but the older one is, so I might swap the brown switches with red ones. I have been using the mechanical keyboard for three years ;)
@@pavel9652 glad to help!
where is your pink keyboard from?
After typing without home row and doing that for a few years (2 years i think) i went to home row but then since i was so used to qwerty in 3 days i got my first 100 wpm and in 4 days i now average 75 wpm is that normal?
I hope I get faster I'm like 20-30 wpm I feel like the slowest touch typer I've just started learning, started in September hope to improve practise so much.
have you improved and how
@@trisell1168 I'm around 30- 35 I have reached 40 and a bit above but my average is definitely 30. And I've sort of given up learning as my average doesn't seem to get better.
@@trisell1168 improved yes a little persistence is key
Thanks for the awesome video. How much difference is there between a low profile keyboard and a classic mechanical keyboard?
I just bought a mechanical keyboard, I find it aesthetically pleasing, but I doubt its ergonomics compared to a low-profile keyboard.
What type of keyboard is the most comfortable?
beautiful key board friend
These are good tips but I disagree for the num pad part. Your comparison is unfair because you only use one hand on the number row. By sticking to the base position on the home row using your two hands, you don't have to move your right hand far from the base position to reposition it later. It is way faster in my opinion.
I felt misery for that laptop keyboard
Oop
That is lovely
Can you do 100 wpm with punctuation?
Second and first person to like!!!!love your vids Emily!!!!
Thank you I'm looking forward to this. I appreciate that you uploaded with your face ✨
Thank you!
Can you make more vids on free stuff like procreate and Goodnotes is not free so that does not help me in my digital studies
1) 07:05 - I think you are typing numbers on the left-hand video wrong; numpad is faster, but you are supposed to use more fingers on the numbers row; true that typing just number this way seems to be inefficient and you can use only one hand on numpad
2) 07:46 - "I got cyst (...), I don't know if it is correlated, doctor says it isn't, but I think it is (...), once I got wrist rest, things got better, but I still have cyst" - haha, doctors said it is not correlated! ;) ergonomics are important, though! see carpal tunnel syndrome for instance
3) 09:10 - 80% efficiency is horrible! in my experience everything below 92% feels bad and slows a lot; 98% is pretty good!
i found this helpful
Video starts from 8:34
Thanks dude saved a lot of time
now my typing speed is 40 and i want to 100 how was this
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Thanks
what its keycaps?
I Love You Nice video And Happy to Subscribe 👍
To me the membrane keyboard you could make more mistakes because the keys are so flat