TypingWeb – Free Web Service for Learning Quick Typing

TypingWeb is a free web service for these who want to learn quick typing. It provides a variety of interactive tutorials to learn quick typing for all levels (beginner, advanced, special). To begin simply select the tutorial you want and start typing. Fun lessons and content, games, group management for schools and corporations, tests, real time statistics, and custom skins make TypingWeb the best choice for anyone.

There is no registration required, however registering on the site lets you track your progress, access additional content such as games and custom typing skins and competes for your place in the Hall of Fame.

Features:

• Learn proper typing online.
• Variety of tutorials for all levels.
• Register on the site and track your progress.
• Additional content such as typing games and typing skins provided.
• Typing Courses – Beginners, Intermediate, and Advanced groups are typing courses to be used depending on users’ skill level and goals.
• Specialty Lessons – Classic literature, comedy, and other specialty lessons are included to keep typing engaging.
• [advt]News Headline Exercises – Users can learn to type by typing current news headlines. These exercises are updated daily. Users can also opt to have lessons emailed daily.
• Problem Keys Exercises – As the users work their way through the lessons, TypingWeb tracks their mistakes and learns their most problematic keys. Once enough keys are known, the user can access a custom built lesson to work those extra tough letters.
• Typing Test – TypingWeb has a Typing Test that users can take repeatedly to track their progress over time. Once the test has been taken twice, the progress will be charted. Users can take this test any number of times.
• Typing Certificate – Once users have completed the Typing Test five or more times a new button will appear below the mini-graph allowing them to access a printable Typing Certificate. Certificates are in Adobe Acrobat format. Statistics are the average of a user’s last five Typing Test scores.