Right Hand Exercise 1
Right Handed Keyboard Unit 1
Right Hand Exercise 1
Training Exercises for the Maltron Single Hand Keyboard
Unit 1 Exercise 1:
Remember to read each word across the lines.
Always concentrate through eyes on to the copy as you key.
Do not worry about keying errors, do not try to go back and delete mistakes - it is more important to key the same group a few more times and get it right that way than to go back and correct an error.
You will be asked to use the TAB key to move into or between text entry boxes. Please note that you will usually need to click with your mouse or trackball just above the first text box on a page, then the TAB key will place the cursor in the correct place.
Click into each box at the end of the first line and press Enter (Return) to start typing.
Right Hand Exercise 1
Training Exercises for the Maltron Single Hand Keyboard
Unit 1 Exercise 1:
Remember to read each word across the lines.
Always concentrate through eyes on to the copy as you key.
Do not worry about keying errors, do not try to go back and delete mistakes - it is more important to key the same group a few more times and get it right that way than to go back and correct an error.
You will be asked to use the TAB key to move into or between text entry boxes. Please note that you will usually need to click with your mouse or trackball just above the first text box on a page, then the TAB key will place the cursor in the correct place.
Click into each box at the end of the first line and press Enter (Return) to start typing.
Introducing a t e h d and s
Right Hand Single UK
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Right Hand Single USA
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Key d and t with the middle finger.
Key a and s with the index finger.
Key e with the ring finger and h with the little finger.
Key Enter and Space with the thumb.
To navigate with the keyboard you can usually use the TAB key (with the middle finger).
tdt asa the tdt asa the tdt asa the tdt asa the
tdt asa the tdt asa the tdt asa the tdt asa the
tdt asa the tdt asa the tdt asa the tdt asa the
Using the input boxes below, key each row three times, as shown. The repetition is required because the human body learns new movements only with repetition.
Key Return at the end of each row. Only one space is needed between groups of letters.
These text boxes have no memory of your typing and are wiped clear when you close your browser program. As text boxes they operate very much like your ordinary word processor. Have a go, you have nothing to lose.
Click into each box at the end of the first line and press Enter (Return) to start typing.
Key a and s with the index finger.
Key e with the ring finger and h with the little finger.
Key Enter and Space with the thumb.
To navigate with the keyboard you can usually use the TAB key (with the middle finger).
tdt asa the tdt asa the tdt asa the tdt asa the
tdt asa the tdt asa the tdt asa the tdt asa the
tdt asa the tdt asa the tdt asa the tdt asa the
Using the input boxes below, key each row three times, as shown. The repetition is required because the human body learns new movements only with repetition.
Key Return at the end of each row. Only one space is needed between groups of letters.
These text boxes have no memory of your typing and are wiped clear when you close your browser program. As text boxes they operate very much like your ordinary word processor. Have a go, you have nothing to lose.
Click into each box at the end of the first line and press Enter (Return) to start typing.
Now repeat the exercise again below:
The grouping of these letters has been carefully selected to exercise your fingers on and very close to the home row, and also working across the fingers and back again. This overall motion is part of the training - your hand will learn for itself where the keys are.
Relax your arm from the shoulder right down to the finger tips thoroughly. Shake your fingers and wrist.
Relax your arm from the shoulder right down to the finger tips thoroughly. Shake your fingers and wrist.