EPISODE 4 - BEST 5 ONLINE TYPING TOOLS TO IMPROVE YOUR TYPING SPEED AND ACCURACYAre you a student or have a job that requires the frequent use of a computer such as a programmer, receptionist or just office administrative worker? This podcast episode is for you and anyone who wishes to type like those Hackers is movies!Reasons you should improve your typingSave time - When you improve your typing speed you will get the mundane tasks out of the way quicker such as writing an email...Can make you more appealing to potential employers - When you go for interviews, especially technical ones, they may be scenarios where you need to write an hour test and the rate of speed in which you finish if it's fast and also accurate it gives the employer the confidence of maybe choosing you over the other person who is as qualified but maybe asked for extra time etc.Improve accuracy and make less mistakes - Practice Practice all the time, this will improve your accuracy and efficiency.Here are your top 5 online typing ToolsBefore I recommended these I dabbled in them a little, check out the Socials on "Uuzo Art" both IG and Facebook that is where I am accessible for now in this platform.Type Fu - Type Fu is an app for Windows and Mac computers and chrome browser. The goal of this app is to help you get faster at typing.Typing Scout - Typing Scout is a typing trainer website that allows you to improve your keyboard skills by playing games. This one is also great if you’re a teacher, as you can register at your school and make it easy for your students to sign in and learn, and you can track their progress.Ratatype - Ratatype is a great typing tutor website for individuals, groups, and teachers. Learn valuable keyboard skills to help yourself be more efficient in your workPowerTyping - PowerTyping is another awesome, free site to use to learn keyboard skills or improve your existing abilities. On this website, you’ll find lessons, tests, games, and practice exercises.TypingClub - This web-based typing tutor has over 23 million users! It’s totally free, and doesn’t even require registration to try out their lessons.4 helpful typing tipsLearn to use your home keys. Left-hand fingers on (A, S, D, and F) AND Right-hand fingers on (J, K, l, and ;)Take your time and do your best to be accurate.Take typing tests periodically to track your progress.Get certification for your typing abilities. (Copyrighting is a lucrative side hustle job too).Top five URL linkshttps://type-fu.com/apphttps://www.typingscout.com/#menuhttps://www.ratatype.com/typing-test/test/https://powertyping.com/https://www.typingclub.com/sportal/program-3.game Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.