broooooooooooo, I have watched all your lessons and im practicing regularly and the last time I checked my wpm was 120 with 100 percent accuracy , thanks duse i learned by watching your videos thanks
Hello Sir! I just want to thank you for making this lesson. I couldn't touch type before but after watching your lesson and practicing the home row method, I can touch type now. I started last September 1, I can barely type. I could type 28 wpm before using the wrong typing position, now I can type 46 wpm. Thank you so much. 46 wpm is an average speed but I'm so happy I achieved something.
Love this. You're incredible Anson. Your lessons is going to make me a touch typist guru😊 I'm gonna try to practice blank space using alphabets every day. My hand movements have been wrong 😊
I like how he got into some specific finer points. I actually was doing and thinking about some of this, but now I have more confidence to continue forward. I'm struggling not to give up. I've been working on my touch-typing skills for about 4 weeks now and I average around 15wpm. No, not 150wpm, 15wpm.
If you also use script other than Latin whether it's fixed or phonetic keyboard, it can probably help practice touch typing rather than avoiding it. And you can also use thumb or other fingers for buttons like alt but I am still learning. Thanks for your course.
When I learned with typing pal, they used to offer awef jio; hand placement and it seems like it's not taught anymore, any idea why? I'm used that way and I like it.
me thinking what to type but cant decide what to type i have already made a good muscle memory which might help in catching up fast thank you so much!!
Hi, is touch typing the same thing as what they used teach classic typists back in the day. Would also love to hear what your views are on fully split keyboards.
Thank you for creating such solid and free videos. I have been searching all day for a strong program for my tween-aged son, and your videos seem great! To get him started He will be colouring a blank touch tying finger chart to reference while he does your tutorials. Will the actual colour selections be relevant in later videos, or can he use any colour he wishes as long as they properly group complete each finger-key sets?
I suppose it's best to learn on whatever device you're going to be using the most. Personally, I would prefer to practice and learn on some sort of mechanical keyboard (cheap ones are fine) but, if you're going to be using a laptop a lot, learning with that isn't going to hurt.
I have some questions about the technique itself.1st question. How should I write a word 'nun' ? Should my right index finger go directly from 'n' key to 'u' key or should it be back at the home row first ('j' key) ? 2nd question. How should I write a word 'icicle' ? Should my right middle finger go back immediately to home row when I hit 'i' key ? But next I hit 'c' with left index finger and I need to hit 'i' key again with my right middle finger, so meybe it is better when it still stays on 'i' key waiting till I hit 'c' key? 3rd question It is easy just to move 1 finger to hit some of the keys like 'e' key, but some keys are more difficult to hit like 'x'. Does it matter if i move whole left hand to help my left ring finger hit 'x' ? Or Should I try just to move my ring and pinky finger to hit 'x' ?
I'm very good at touch typing and type pretty fast (110-120wpm) but I use almost only my index finger on my right hand (thumb for space, pinky for enter and middle and ring only for some symbols), while my left hand is positioned at shift-a-s-d-space by default, a lot of people call this "gamer typing" because that's where this sort of typing often originates from and so it did for me. I'm not sure if there's any actual benefit to learning this if I don't really need more speed or precision and don't suffer from much finger or wrist strain or anything like that?
It is a Steel Series Apex Pro. Here is the Amazon link: www.amazon.com/SteelSeries-Apex-Mechanical-Gaming-Keyboard/dp/B07SVJJCP3?&_encoding=UTF8&tag=ansonalex01-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=c3f26c0c8929fe75ad7914bc0d0ee7dd&camp=1789&creative=9325
Any tips for not tapping the home keys when u return to them? I type random asdfghjkl’s every where. 🤷🏼♀️. I’m trying to break the habit of looking at the keyboard. I type fast enough but need to be looking up not at keyboard.
Thanks! I like your video! But can you make a video to see how long it takes, to typing in this way: typinglikethismakesitgofaster, without using space?
I want to improve my writing skill so I could write more and more in English soo it is good chance for me and everyone who want to be better on on English or other things
Thanks Anson great tutoria's best I have found for me I first am learning the home row then qwerty uiop then zxcvbnm,./ then 1qaz 2wsx 3edc 4rfv 5tgb 6yhn 7ujm 8ik, 9ol. 0p;/ then type your Alfhabet A-Z then Z-A for my warm up haven't started tracking any WPM yet older dogs can learn new tricks might just take a little longer😂
It really depends on how much time you have. I wouldn't push too much over an hour especially if your fingers are getting tired but anywhere from 15 minutes to an hour per day will have you typing much quicker in a just a few weeks.
This is soo helpful! May I use your touch typing videos for educational and training purposes? I'll make sure to attribute all the credits and encourage to subscribe to your channel.
I have tried improving my speed for about 5 months right now I only get up to 60 -70 at best in type racer I gave up really have worked hard could kindly show me what I'm doing wrong
It's rather confronting to see how difficult I find it to move my fingers independently. My left pinky in particular keeps pulling my entire hand along.
That's totally normal, it will get better with time the more you use it. Give it some good rest in between but then keep practicing that left pinky! Good luck!
I have a question, why is the letters on the board are not in order like abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz? by the way, I can type as much as more than 200 words per minutes but the only word I type is like we, us, to, no yes, and I🤪
That is a good question that I have asked myself many times... I actually went on an investigation to find out exactly why the letter layout is the way it is. Here is what I found: ruclips.net/video/Y48O8K2OEZI/видео.html
my average now is 35 wpm only with 44 wpn at my peak with 100% all effort :( but the company that i want to work for requires 60-70 average wpm, i am only going to start practice touch typing right now with a base skill of 2 fingers in my right and 1 at my left accompanied by the need to constantly look at my keyboard, it’s kind of embarrassing because i took IT in high school as my vocation but in my defense i wasn’t really fully into that area of expertise that time and i have difficulty in taming my non dominant hand hahaha, and now i am cornered and forced to really learn this type of ability in order to escape from my parent’s basement
I type very fast like 100 wpm with 90% accuracy but by only using 4 finger and only while seeing the keybord. Without seeing, its the same but 25% accuracy
hunt and peck doesn't seem like an accurate term. I only type with 3 fingers but i never look at the keyboard and i never rest my hands anywhere in particular and get around 70 wpm which im pretty sure is the same with a lot of people
Yes, I wouldn't consider you a "hunt and peck" typist but, it is a thing and many are still at that point. It sounds to me like you've developed your own method and 70wpm isn't horrible so it may work for you. Unfortunately, you may have plateaued at that speed with a 6 finger method and to get about 100 it will take some retraining. I hope it's going well!
To learn to run, you gotta learn how to walk first. To remember the positions of keys at the home row and return to them efficiently, you gotta establish the muscle memory of your fingers by being there at all times in the beginning. This is a great beginner tip, on which you can rely until you hit higher words by minute count, by which time you don't have to do that in the name of speed. For lesson 1, this is great! Lighten up, man.
Unless you’ve never typed before, your personal method will always be faster when first starting because it’s what you’re used to but there will likely be a plateau that will limit your max speed. Good luck improving!
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broooooooooooo, I have watched all your lessons and im practicing regularly and the last time I checked my wpm was 120 with 100 percent accuracy , thanks duse
i learned by watching your videos
thanks
How long are you practicing for?
you just spelled dude wrong 🤣
@@markkuhne5819 the irony xD
@@markkuhne5819 😴
120...oh my god!!! how is that possible man!!!
Hello Sir! I just want to thank you for making this lesson. I couldn't touch type before but after watching your lesson and practicing the home row method, I can touch type now. I started last September 1, I can barely type. I could type 28 wpm before using the wrong typing position, now I can type 46 wpm. Thank you so much. 46 wpm is an average speed but I'm so happy I achieved something.
Hey, with your tutorial, I already know how to touch type but now I have confidence with the given terminology ! Thank you Sir !
The cinematics at the begging are really aesthetically pleasing, great job!
Thanks Infinity, my lightning made the rest a bit more grainy than I'd like but feel good about the delivery.
@@AnsonAlexanderfor how many days should I practice home row as I have started touch typing.
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Thank you Anson, thought it was too late to start learning but after the first lesson, found it kinda fun :)
Love this. You're incredible Anson. Your lessons is going to make me a touch typist guru😊
I'm gonna try to practice blank space using alphabets every day. My hand movements have been wrong 😊
Ahhh, great idea, yes a lot of typing tutorials just show the finger chart without the actual keystrokes which I think is very important.
@@AnsonAlexander Absolutely. I already printed the chart.May you live long
I like how he got into some specific finer points. I actually was doing and thinking about some of this, but now I have more confidence to continue forward. I'm struggling not to give up.
I've been working on my touch-typing skills for about 4 weeks now and I average around 15wpm. No, not 150wpm, 15wpm.
its cool mine is 9
I currently type at 67 wpm with 99% accuracy. I use the home row method, I am not a two-finger typist.
If you also use script other than Latin whether it's fixed or phonetic keyboard, it can probably help practice touch typing rather than avoiding it. And you can also use thumb or other fingers for buttons like alt but I am still learning. Thanks for your course.
Thank You very much, Sir, Your advice is beneficial, so Stay blessed.
Thank You very much, Sir, Your advice is beneficial, so Stay blessed.
You are most welcome, thank you!
amazing video
really boosted my confidence
thanks bro
Excellent video, thank you.
You are welcome!
Thanks for the great work you are doing.
You're welcome, glad you're enjoying it!
wow thanks ! these videos will be very helpful to my students in computer class !
looking forward for the next lesson
When I learned with typing pal, they used to offer awef jio; hand placement and it seems like it's not taught anymore, any idea why? I'm used that way and I like it.
Hmm, I'm not sure, the tools and games change a lot which is why I wanted to show people how to learn old school before branching out.
This is very good initiative. I hope I will do much better over the time.
I have somewhat of convoluted backstory, but I was excited to watch your video. I have no.typing experience, so this should be interesting.
Your voice is so relaxing.i will use it as a lullaby
very helpful lecture. thank you very much sir.
Well done my dear teacher i appreciate you
Thanks, you're welcome! Best of luck with speedy typing!
Great video. Thanks mate
Very helpful tutorial, thank you. I am starting from here.
me thinking what to type but cant decide what to type
i have already made a good muscle memory which might help in catching up fast
thank you so much!!
I love this, watching a guy teaching typing!!
Hello I am a very slow typer and I would like to be able to learn to get faster. I am very serious about it and am grateful for your help.
Thank you, very useful lesson
You are welcome!
Hi, is touch typing the same thing as what they used teach classic typists back in the day. Would also love to hear what your views are on fully split keyboards.
Thank you for creating such solid and free videos. I have been searching all day for a strong program for my tween-aged son, and your videos seem great! To get him started He will be colouring a blank touch tying finger chart to reference while he does your tutorials. Will the actual colour selections be relevant in later videos, or can he use any colour he wishes as long as they properly group complete each finger-key sets?
also, do you happen to have a blank copy of the finger chart? 😁. If not I will just improvise 😊
Loving this
great starting lesson. Thank you Sir
I type at 25 WPM at 97% accuracy.
I type 52 WPM at 95%
Nice i type at around 20-25 wpm at 80-85% accuracy💀🥲
😮😮😮@@s7z7gy
I type 32 WPM at 98% accuracy 😢
I type 1000 wpm with 0% Accuracy.
Do you alternate thumbs as you alternate between hands or do you aways use the same thumb?
Very helpful video!
Would recommend learning on a laptop as opposed to a traditional keyboard?
I suppose it's best to learn on whatever device you're going to be using the most. Personally, I would prefer to practice and learn on some sort of mechanical keyboard (cheap ones are fine) but, if you're going to be using a laptop a lot, learning with that isn't going to hurt.
I have some questions about the technique itself.1st question. How should I write a word 'nun' ? Should my right index finger go directly from 'n' key to 'u' key or should it be back at the home row first ('j' key) ? 2nd question. How should I write a word 'icicle' ? Should my right middle finger go back immediately to home row when I hit 'i' key ? But next I hit 'c' with left index finger and I need to hit 'i' key again with my right middle finger, so meybe it is better when it still stays on 'i' key waiting till I hit 'c' key? 3rd question It is easy just to move 1 finger to hit some of the keys like 'e' key, but some keys are more difficult to hit like 'x'. Does it matter if i move whole left hand to help my left ring finger hit 'x' ? Or Should I try just to move my ring and pinky finger to hit 'x' ?
I'm very good at touch typing and type pretty fast (110-120wpm) but I use almost only my index finger on my right hand (thumb for space, pinky for enter and middle and ring only for some symbols), while my left hand is positioned at shift-a-s-d-space by default, a lot of people call this "gamer typing" because that's where this sort of typing often originates from and so it did for me. I'm not sure if there's any actual benefit to learning this if I don't really need more speed or precision and don't suffer from much finger or wrist strain or anything like that?
Which keyboard are you using?. I liked the keyboard.
It is a Steel Series Apex Pro. Here is the Amazon link: www.amazon.com/SteelSeries-Apex-Mechanical-Gaming-Keyboard/dp/B07SVJJCP3?&_encoding=UTF8&tag=ansonalex01-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=c3f26c0c8929fe75ad7914bc0d0ee7dd&camp=1789&creative=9325
Woww its Amazing Tutorial Tnxss Bro❤❤
You're welcome, I'm glad it was helpful!
Sir, what do you think of Typer Shark Deluxe - a classic PopCap game? Are their typing lessons outdated and do I need to go somewhere else?
TANK YOU VERY MUCH.
You’re very welcome!
Any tips for not tapping the home keys when u return to them? I type random asdfghjkl’s every where. 🤷🏼♀️. I’m trying to break the habit of looking at the keyboard. I type fast enough but need to be looking up not at keyboard.
i can't see I can download the typing key board..
Thank you very much it helped me a lot 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank you for the tip
How do we type By Looking a piece of paper. Speed decrease 50%. Keyboard, words on paper, computer screen. What to focus here?
You are a great friend
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks!
I like your video!
But can you make a video to see how long it takes,
to typing in this way:
typinglikethismakesitgofaster,
without using space?
Very educative
VERY INFORMATIVE
Can i use lap for this ?
Nice video Sir!
Thanks!
Thanks so much
You're welcome!
I cant find your course on LinkedIn
Thank you sir!🙏🙏
Hey what if I'm using the laptop?
I want to improve my writing skill so I could write more and more in English
soo it is good chance for me and everyone who want to be better on on English or other things
Hey Anson! The link to the keyboard finger chart is not working. Can you please post the file here?
The link is working for me but an even more direct link is here: ansonalex.com/wp-content/uploads/TouchTypingKeyboardFingerChart.png
Thanks@@AnsonAlexander
Thanks lot sir❤
You're very welcome!
Thanks Anson great tutoria's best I have found for me I first am learning the home row then qwerty uiop then zxcvbnm,./ then 1qaz 2wsx 3edc 4rfv 5tgb 6yhn 7ujm 8ik, 9ol. 0p;/ then type your Alfhabet A-Z then Z-A for my warm up haven't started tracking any WPM yet older dogs can learn new tricks might just take a little longer😂
Thank you.
You're welcome!
How much time per day to practice? Can u tell please
It really depends on how much time you have. I wouldn't push too much over an hour especially if your fingers are getting tired but anywhere from 15 minutes to an hour per day will have you typing much quicker in a just a few weeks.
@@AnsonAlexander tqsm for reply
This is soo helpful! May I use your touch typing videos for educational and training purposes? I'll make sure to attribute all the credits and encourage to subscribe to your channel.
I'm using the touch typing method and I am a lot faster at typing. However, it used to take me ages to type with this method.
thank you ❤
You're welcome 😊
I have tried improving my speed for about 5 months right now I only get up to 60 -70 at best in type racer I gave up really have worked hard could kindly show me what I'm doing wrong
thank you.
So helpful
Awesome, glad to hear!
Good video
Thanks!
Thanks Alex.
I love this
It's rather confronting to see how difficult I find it to move my fingers independently. My left pinky in particular keeps pulling my entire hand along.
That's totally normal, it will get better with time the more you use it. Give it some good rest in between but then keep practicing that left pinky! Good luck!
How can i buy keyboard?
thank you
You're welcome!
I have a question, why is the letters on the board are not in order like abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz?
by the way, I can type as much as more than 200 words per minutes but the only word I type is like we, us, to, no yes, and I🤪
That is a good question that I have asked myself many times... I actually went on an investigation to find out exactly why the letter layout is the way it is. Here is what I found: ruclips.net/video/Y48O8K2OEZI/видео.html
I am showing off my typing skills in the comments section!
Haha awesome! Accuracy looks great! Did you look at the keyboard?
@@AnsonAlexander I can't remember, but probably. I am doing it a lot less though with practice,.
@@AnsonAlexander please Sir your WhatsApp number or groups I need to be added
good video
Thanks
Do you think i can have this skill down in 21 days?
THANK YOU
Amazing keyboarding keyboard
my average now is 35 wpm only with 44 wpn at my peak with 100% all effort :( but the company that i want to work for requires 60-70 average wpm, i am only going to start practice touch typing right now with a base skill of 2 fingers in my right and 1 at my left accompanied by the need to constantly look at my keyboard, it’s kind of embarrassing because i took IT in high school as my vocation but in my defense i wasn’t really fully into that area of expertise that time and i have difficulty in taming my non dominant hand hahaha, and now i am cornered and forced to really learn this type of ability in order to escape from my parent’s basement
I type very fast like 100 wpm with 90% accuracy but by only using 4 finger and only while seeing the keybord. Without seeing, its the same but 25% accuracy
Thanke you
hunt and peck doesn't seem like an accurate term. I only type with 3 fingers but i never look at the keyboard and i never rest my hands anywhere in particular and get around 70 wpm which im pretty sure is the same with a lot of people
Yes, I wouldn't consider you a "hunt and peck" typist but, it is a thing and many are still at that point. It sounds to me like you've developed your own method and 70wpm isn't horrible so it may work for you. Unfortunately, you may have plateaued at that speed with a 6 finger method and to get about 100 it will take some retraining. I hope it's going well!
your amazing
thanks!
Thanks
Teachas about how it's important to return to home row after each stroke. Shows footage where he does not do that. Ok.
To learn to run, you gotta learn how to walk first. To remember the positions of keys at the home row and return to them efficiently, you gotta establish the muscle memory of your fingers by being there at all times in the beginning. This is a great beginner tip, on which you can rely until you hit higher words by minute count, by which time you don't have to do that in the name of speed. For lesson 1, this is great! Lighten up, man.
Your speed?
I can accurately type around 110 wpm but can burst higher if I'm trying to be competitive.
After 3 years of studying IT perhaps maybe it is time to actually learn how to touch type
I want to learn for programming
funny how i do better just freeform typing but hopefully this will make more faster and accurate typer
Unless you’ve never typed before, your personal method will always be faster when first starting because it’s what you’re used to but there will likely be a plateau that will limit your max speed. Good luck improving!
+1 sub😊
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Wow
I am trash at speedy touch typing.
Meaning
My average WPM 33 with Acc 97%
i type with 1 finger very fast
Sounds like you’re set then.
🎉