English Touch Typing · Lessons
Learn touch typing step by step with QWERTY US or UK layouts, from the home row to clear everyday messages.
What does this course include?
Learn touch typing step by step with QWERTY US or UK layouts, from the home row to clear everyday messages.
- Language
- English
- Level
- Beginner
- Lessons
- 75
Who this course is for
English · Beginner
Learning objectives
- Find F and J without looking at the keyboard.
- Recognize F and J by touch.
- Press D and K with the correct fingers.
- Type D and K accurately.
- Press S and L with the correct fingers.
- Type S and L accurately.
Requirements
- QWERTY_US
- QWERTY_UK
Course contents
Module 1: Home Row
Learn hand position, finger movement, and the row where your fingers rest.
1. Before You Start
Find F and J without looking at the keyboard.
2. Practice F and J
Recognize F and J by touch.
3. Keys D and K
Press D and K with the correct fingers.
4. Practice D and K
Type D and K accurately.
5. Keys S and L
Press S and L with the correct fingers.
6. Practice S and L
Type S and L accurately.
7. Keys A and Semicolon
Press A and semicolon with the correct fingers.
8. Practice A and Semicolon
Type A and semicolon accurately.
9. Home Position and Space
Return to the home position and use the Space bar.
10. Keys G and H
Press G and H without losing F and J.
11. Home Row Introduction
Become familiar with the complete home row.
12. Home Row Pairs
Coordinate the fingers on both hands.
13. Left Hand on the Home Row
Control A, S, D, F, and G with the left hand.
14. Right Hand on the Home Row
Control H, J, K, L, and semicolon with the right hand.
15. Alternate Both Hands
Build balanced movement between both hands.
16. Common Home-Row Patterns
Move smoothly between common home-row letters.
17. Short Home-Row Words
Use Space between short English words.
18. Home-Row Word Groups
Type groups of familiar words without looking down.
19. Home-Row Phrases
Maintain hand position while typing longer groups.
20. Home Row Accuracy Check
Complete a home-row exercise with few errors.
21. Home Row Review
Use every home-row finger with control.
Module 2: Top Row
Reach the top-row keys and return to the home row after every movement.
22. Keys Q and P
Press Q and P, then return to A and semicolon.
23. Keys W and O
Press W and O with the correct fingers.
24. Keys E and I
Press E and I with the correct fingers.
25. Keys R and U
Press R and U with the correct fingers.
26. Keys T and Y
Press T and Y without moving your hands.
27. Top Row Pairs
Learn the order of QWERTYUIOP.
28. Left Hand on the Top Row
Reach upward with each left-hand finger.
29. Right Hand on the Top Row
Reach upward with each right-hand finger.
30. Alternate on the Top Row
Coordinate both hands across the top row.
31. Top Row and Home Row
Change rows without moving your hands.
32. Left-Hand Transitions
Control the top and home rows with the left hand.
33. Right-Hand Transitions
Control the top and home rows with the right hand.
34. Common English Words
Type familiar words with a steady rhythm.
35. Short English Phrases
Type short phrases without looking at the keyboard.
36. Top Row Review
Move confidently between the top and home rows.
Module 3: Bottom Row
Practice the bottom-row letters and simple punctuation with control.
37. Keys Z and Slash
Press Z and slash with the correct fingers.
38. Keys X and Period
Press X and period with the correct fingers.
39. Keys C and Comma
Press C and comma with the correct fingers.
40. Keys V and M
Press V and M with the correct fingers.
41. Keys B and N
Press B and N without moving your hands.
42. Bottom Row Pairs
Learn the order of the bottom-row keys.
43. Left Hand on the Bottom Row
Reach downward with each left-hand finger.
44. Right Hand on the Bottom Row
Reach downward with each right-hand finger.
45. Alternate on the Bottom Row
Coordinate both hands across the bottom row.
46. Bottom Row and Home Row
Change rows without moving your hands.
47. Patterns Across Three Rows
Move accurately across the whole keyboard.
48. Words with Bottom-Row Letters
Use bottom-row letters inside complete words.
49. Sentences with All Letters
Build control while typing natural English.
50. The Quick Brown Fox
Reach every letter key at least once.
51. Bottom Row Review
Use all three letter rows with control.
Module 4: Number Row
Learn to type numbers without losing your hand position.
52. Keys 1 and 0
Press 1 and 0 with the correct fingers.
53. Keys 2 and 9
Press 2 and 9 with the correct fingers.
54. Keys 3 and 8
Press 3 and 8 with the correct fingers.
55. Keys 4 and 7
Press 4 and 7 with the correct fingers.
56. Keys 5 and 6
Press 5 and 6 without moving your hands.
57. Number Row Pairs
Learn the order of the number row.
58. Left Hand on the Number Row
Reach the left half of the number row.
59. Right Hand on the Number Row
Reach the right half of the number row.
60. Alternate on the Number Row
Coordinate both hands while typing numbers.
61. Number Sequences
Build accuracy across the complete number row.
62. Years and Dates
Type common years and short dates accurately.
63. Times and Amounts
Type times and decimal amounts.
64. Numbers in Short Phrases
Move between letters and numbers smoothly.
65. Everyday Number Messages
Type useful number information clearly.
66. Number Row Review
Use the number row without losing hand position.
Module 5: Capitals and Punctuation
Use Shift, apostrophes, and sentence punctuation correctly.
67. Capital Letters with Shift
Combine Shift with a letter.
68. Names with Capital Letters
Type names with an initial capital letter.
69. Capital Letters in Sentences
Use Shift at the start of names and sentences.
70. The Apostrophe
Recognize and type the apostrophe key.
71. Contractions and Possessives
Type apostrophes inside complete words.
72. Questions and Exclamations
End questions and strong statements correctly.
73. Everyday Punctuation
Choose the correct mark at the end of a sentence.
Module 6: Everyday Writing
Use common keys and complete a final practice with a realistic message.
74. Keys for Everyday Writing
Recognize useful keys for complete messages.
75. Final Practice
Combine letters, numbers, capitals, apostrophes, and punctuation.