Surely, many movie lovers have noticed that movie characters sometimes print huge paragraphs of text in a few minutes. Of course, cinema is cinema, but there is some truth in this, and special keyboard simulators can help you learn to type quickly.
First of all, it should be noted that there are three special keys on the keyboard of a personal computer that allow you to “blindly” find their location. These are the keys: F, J, as well as 5 on the additional keyboard. These keys have small bumps that allow you to identify them without even looking at the keyboard. As a result, it turns out that if you put your hands on these keys, and place the rest of your fingers horizontally, this will be the initial position for "touch typing" (in this case, thumbs will be used to press the "space" key). It is on the basis of this information that practically all modern keyboard simulators work.
Popular offline simulators
For example, users can use the well-known Stamina program. The key feature of this keyboard simulator is that it is absolutely free, and the training itself takes place in a peculiar way and it turns out that the user practically does not get tired of the learning process. To begin with, this program should be downloaded from the developer's official website, then installed on your personal computer. After starting the simulator, you will need to enter a username. In order to start working with this simulator, the user just needs to press the space bar, and the workout will begin.
Of course, Stamina is not the only simulator. One of the main "competitors" of this program is "Solo on the Keyboard", which was created under the leadership of Vladimir Shahidzhanyan. This program quite clearly describes the position of the hands, fingers and the whole body, which should be when working with a computer. The program itself is paid, it costs 150 rubles, but you can also use a free demo version. This program can also be downloaded from the official website and installed on your own personal computer.
Online simulator
In addition to all these options, there is another online simulator called "All10". Finding it online is pretty easy. This program allows you to learn the blind ten-finger typing method on the keyboard. The principle of operation of this simulator is no different from others - words or letters that should be typed will appear on the screen. As a result, as the developers themselves say, a person who has undergone training will be able to receive a certificate attesting that he really owns the "blind ten-finger method" of typing.
