Typist for Android
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Takeshi Ogihara on 2021-11-01 | Category: Education
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- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Takeshi Ogihara on 2021-11-01 | Category: Education
Typist is a Education app by Takeshi Ogihara. Typist is a typing tutor, which helps you in learning touch typing. If you have never taken any lessons in typing before, please be patient.
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1. Typist is a typing tutor, which helps you in learning touch typing.
2. If you have never taken any lessons in typing before, please be patient.
3. If you have experience in typing, Course Q or S may be good for you.
4. Typing is not difficult but it does take a lot of practice.
5. Avoid the tendency to look down at your fingers while typing.
6. But, touch typing is far faster once you get the hang of it.
7. This version (3.3.1) newly provides Polish interface and lessons (for Polish programmer keyboard).
8. Course T is recommended to beginners.
9. It may be slower when you first start.
10. This is a very bad habit and is hard to break later.
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I really like this app, but for while words per minute is not an option. why?
I bought for my Android desk top. Doesnt run. I am guessing this is a virus or something bad. DON’T BUY it. Shame on Google for having it in the store.
The drills in this app are great for helping you to practice and get better at typing but it would be really nice if there was a way to track your progress over time so that you can see your impovement. Also it would be better if it measured your typing speed in words per min instead of strokes per min as that is the standard way to measure typing speed, here in the US anyway.
I enjoy the lessons and how short the lessons are, however, I have an issue with the line breaks. Frequently at the end of a row, even one with a hyphen, I have to press enter (or any other key) to move to the next line. This causes me to make mistakes because it does not auto-wrap and I get offset by one character. I can't find any way to look at my stats to measure my progress over time with regard to speed and accuracy. It also measures strokes per minute but not words per minute, which while probably a better metric is not the metric that is commonly used.
What happened to the WPM tracker at the bottom!??? Other than that, it's perfect
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