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With children of all ages using a computer or laptop pretty much everyday, being able to use the keyboard properly is an essential digital skill. Learning to touch type So what are the benefits of learning to touch type? ✳️ Work faster – typing can be up to 6 times...

I do love a cappuccino! I’m a huge coffee fan…as you can tell from my photo! But like many of us, I worry I am having too much caffeine. Well there’s some good news because a recent UK study has shown that drinking a few cups of coffee each day is actually good for...

With more homeworking post lockdown, it can be really hard to sit down and stay focused now the weather is warming up. So how can you bring the outside to the inside, while staying comfortable indoors? Cut down on that dehydrating caffeine in hot weather.   ...

I set up Type IT! because of a need to make money! Pure and simple. My husband and just been made redundant and my first business, Click IT! (Computer Clubs in Nursery Schools) wasn’t paying enough to support the both of us and pay the household bills. In survival...

There are so many free online courses out there, and I’ve seen all of them - the good, the bad and the ugly! Here are some of the problems to be aware of so you can choose the right course for your child. UK English: Many of the free courses use US spellings and...

The answer is a resounding YES! Hunting and pecking I was a fairly fast typist, hunting and pecking with four fingers. My speed test result was 42wpm. But it wasn’t fast enough for me. How fast do we think? We think much faster than we speak, with some researchers...

I will be working from home over Easter as I'm sure many of you will with the current more flexible working conditions.   So, when you can't get out and about, what can the kids be doing? An Easter egg hunt - I'm not sure if you ever grow out of this one - get some...

We have more and more students coming to us to learn touch typing because they have dysgraphia. Mostly they find it difficult to write for an extended period of time. Learning to touch type for these children isn’t just desirable, it’s essential. Dysgraphia and Touch...

Did you know? The typewriter was originally designed to print page numbers on books. The longest top-row word is 'rupturewort', a type of plant. Peru is the only country that can be typed on one row of a keyboard. The QWERTY layout was created in 1874 for Sholes &...

Learning to touch type One of the most common reasons why parents want their children to touch type is because they find it tricky to write for an extended period of time. Thankfully there are some schools, more so in the private sector, that will allow pupils to use...