Learning to type without looking at the keyboard is very useful in everyday life. It will not only help you look like a more qualified specialist (it is not for nothing that this skill is noted as a separate item in your resume), but it will also help you to increase your typing speed several times - and therefore, increase your own productivity.
Instructions
Step 1
Start with correct finger placement. If you are learning to type from scratch, it is extremely important to remember the correct position of your hands above the keyboard: 4 fingers of your left hand should lie on the combination "f-s-v-a", the right - on "o-l-d-z". Please note that "o" and "a" are marked with markers specifically so that they can be found by touch. Place your thumbs on the "Space", and hold Shift with your little finger.
Step 2
The main work is done with the index, middle and ring fingers. The little finger in this case plays the role of an assistant who works with the side keys. Each finger covers 3-4 buttons closest to it: the ring finger, for example, controls the extreme keys (“y-f-ya” on the left and “b-e-.” On the right), and the index, on the contrary, controls the middle.
Step 3
Use keyboard simulators actively. Undoubtedly, the immortal classics are still working under DOS "Alenka", "Solo on the keyboard" and "Kolobok", but you can find much more pleasant options. For example, the site klavogonki.ru allows you to compete in typing speed with other players - the feeling of rivalry becomes an additional motivation for regular practice.
Step 4
Print a lot. This is the simplest and most obvious method, which usually turns out to be more practical and more effective than any simulators. It is not necessary to write only business notes: communicating with friends using chat and leaving messages on the forum is no worse than writing documents and texts. The more you spend each day at the keyboard, the easier you will be able to blindly find the letters you want.
Step 5
Assess your typing skills. Often the need to "glance" at the keys is purely psychological. This will require only willpower from you: you need to constantly monitor your gaze and not allow it to break away from the text written on the monitor. In fact, this is no more difficult than unlearning the use of the letter "e" - a matter of habit, and if you type "openly" quickly enough, you can quickly change your habits.
