Full Keyboard
✦ PROLevel 2 of the path: capitals with the opposite Shift on every row, then the number row, punctuation and symbols, practised the way they appear in dates, prices, dialogue, emails and reports. Drills follow your own keyboard layout, and three checkpoints make sure each section is yours before the next one starts.
Number Row - Left Hand
Learn the number keys for your left hand: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Reach up from the top row to the number row.
Number Row - Right Hand
Learn the number keys for your right hand: 6, 7, 8, 9, 0. Reach up from the home row to the number row.
All Numbers - Mixed Practice
Combine all number keys with letters. Practice real-world number formats like dates, addresses, and measurements.
Common Punctuation
Practice the most common punctuation marks: periods, commas, question marks, and exclamation points.
Quotes and Apostrophes
Learn to type single quotes, double quotes, and apostrophes accurately.
Colons, Semicolons, and Dashes
Master colons, semicolons, and dashes for more sophisticated writing.
Parentheses and Brackets
Learn to type parentheses, square brackets, and curly braces - essential for both writing and coding.
Special Characters
Learn to type common special characters used in email addresses, social media, currency, and more.
Slashes and Symbols
Master the remaining special characters: slashes, pipes, plus, equals, underscore, and tilde.
Email and Web Content
Practice typing real-world content: email addresses, URLs, and web-related text.
Data and Code Patterns
Practice typing structured data and simple code patterns that use numbers and special characters.
Business and Academic Content
Practice typing realistic business and academic content with proper formatting.
Speed Building - Common Phrases
Build speed by repeatedly typing the most common English phrases and word combinations.
Speed Building - Paragraphs
Build sustained speed and accuracy with longer paragraph passages.
Final Mixed Challenge
Put everything together in this final challenge. Type varied content that includes letters, numbers, punctuation, and special characters.
Capitals on the Home Row
Shift with the opposite hand, one pair of home keys at a time, then in sentences.
Capitals on the Top Row
Reach up and Shift with the other hand, from the index fingers out to the little fingers.
Capitals on the Bottom Row
Curl down and Shift with the other hand, then capitals from all three rows in sentences.
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