I found that avoiding the moronic typing of nonsense that most programs offer was the best thing for me, i.e. I took the project on, and spent 1 hour each day typing out these awesome quotes that turned into great practice for me, and an accomplishment for the publishing company at the same time. She gave me a stack of famous quotations that she had compiled over the years that were only available as a hard copy. I had all the basics down, and just needed some practice so I approached a friend who was head of a small publishing company, and asked if there was anything I could take on for typing practice. It was supposed to be a 3 month course, but I stopped at 1 month.
I spent a month on an old program called Typing Tutor (not sure if it's still available).
My typing speed is around 40wpm and can write 10 to 15 articles of 500 words per day.īack in 1990, I was a two finger typist, and started finding it a problem in that I was a writer and editor. The more I struggle to use all fingers, the most I become slower. I tried so many times to improve it but my reflexes is not allowing it anymore. I type fast but uses only 3 fingers each. Thanks ahead of time, and good luck in all your 2011 IM efforts. Mavis Beacon is a name I hear often, has anyone got any input? Have any of you out there found one course or system better than another? If I could speed up my typing / boarding, I could improve the speed, quality and quantity of the content I can make available for my clients, which means lower prices for the same great quality, while freeing up more time for my own IMing. I am currently looking for courses, eBooks, dvds or anything that will get me typing like a normal person, using all the digits God gave me. I work IM full time and make a decent living at it, but I am a very old school guy (47 years old) that grew up without having a desire or need to keyboard / type, so I still use the old two finger approach. I write between 8 and 10 articles a day for clients, and then work on my own IM efforts.
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