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Typing a text blind

Typing up a longer text without looking at your hands

The last film of the week. Sam puts the script next to your keyboard: "Eyes on the screen, hands on the home row. Don't look down, not even at a hard word."

Eyes on the screen

Whoever touch types reads while the fingers work. Every glance at your hands breaks that: you lose your place in the text and your rhythm.

At a hard word you slow down, but you don't look. Your fingers know every key; trust them. In this lesson you type longer pieces of text, like a real subtitler.

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The full lesson has 5 exercises, from easy to challenging, with hints, points and a streak you can build.

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