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Touch Typing Finger Placement

Correct finger placement gives every lesson and typing test a stronger foundation, because the same finger should reach the same key each time.

Start with the home row anchors, keep your eyes on the screen, and let slow accurate repetitions build reliable muscle memory.

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What you can do next

  • Start with the home row anchors before adding keys that require more reach.
  • Use the same finger for the same key every time to avoid unstable habits.
  • Keep wrists relaxed, shoulders loose, and eyes on the screen instead of the keyboard.
  • Slow accurate repetitions create better long-term speed than rushed movement.

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What is covered on Touch Typing Finger Placement?

Correct finger placement gives every lesson and typing test a stronger foundation, because the same finger should reach the same key each time.

How should you use Touch Typing Finger Placement with TypeLab?

Start with the home row anchors, keep your eyes on the screen, and let slow accurate repetitions build reliable muscle memory.

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