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- Keybr long-term usefulness : r typing - Reddit
Keybr is a great tool to learn the letters and up to (imo) 30-40wpm, then you start to run into issues For me I would train my finger to hit, let’s say v, every word for 3-4 lessons well when it switched to c I would instinctively hit v instead which had the annoying effect of throwing v back into the lesson rotation
- What is the optimal way to practice after keybr? : r typing - Reddit
What is the optimal way to practice after keybr? Just wondering what to focus on next after learning all the keys and getting 40wpm on keybr Should I focus on my bigrams trigrams, focus purely on accuracy, top 200 words, or dive into typeracer? Grinding typing tests in the past I end up plateauing hard around 70-80wpm
- Is there a site like keybr to practise the keys not included . . . - Reddit
I am improving at a really great speed and I want to get better typing all the keys and not just the lowercase ones given in keybr Because I've read that typing speed really depends on the weak keys as they can slow you down, so I don't like the idea of a number or a bracket or an uppercase letter messing my speed up Ratatype was good as it taught all the keys but 15 lessons aren't enough as
- KEYBR - Better to start with target typing speed at high wpm . . . - Reddit
KEYBR - Better to start with target typing speed at high wpm and then learn every letter OR start with a low target speed, and only increase the target speed when you have mastered every letter at that speed?
- Monkeytype or Keybr? overall which site improves typing the . . . - Reddit
Keybr is much better as a beginner than monkey type I actually started at TypingClub just to get familiar with which finger to type which keys, once I was a comfortable I then progressed to keybr got green on all letters, I am now using monkeytype which seems the next logical step Long road ahead Each site seems to have it's advantages, I would have been frustrated to start on monkeytype
- Stuck on a letter in keybr. com : r learntyping - Reddit
When you type its keybr is checking to see whether you have achieved a minimum of 35 wpm on the ts bigram When you type rise its looking at the is bigram Same goes for every other pseudo word in that lesson It's asking the following: When this user types its *, what's the length of the pause between when they press* T and when the press S *?
- How does KeyBR work : r typing - Reddit
what i like about keybr is the nonsense words instead of falling back on reading a word and typing with muscle memory, it forces you to think through every keystroke i’ve actually done lots of tests in other languages on 10fastfingers for this same reason in english (native) i can avg 130-150wpm but unfamiliar languages i’m closer to 70
- How long does it normally take to unlock first set of keys in keybr . . .
How long does it normally take to unlock first set of keys in keybr? Hello i started yesterday with my first split keyboard, first time learning touch typing and well first time in colemak dh I started with keybr and so far still only on the first 6 keys, i get around 15-20 wpm (on those 6 keys only)
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