Thanks! I was thinking of starting practising with tools like typing.com every day, slowly upping practice time and taking weekly tests to gauge progress.
Then, once able to type regular sentences without banging my head on the desk, switch to touch type for short tasks, then side projects and then non-urgent work stuff.
Might track this and see how long it takes me to get comfortable with it.
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Thanks! I was thinking of starting practising with tools like typing.com every day, slowly upping practice time and taking weekly tests to gauge progress.
Then, once able to type regular sentences without banging my head on the desk, switch to touch type for short tasks, then side projects and then non-urgent work stuff.
Might track this and see how long it takes me to get comfortable with it.
That sounds reasonable. If it's going to be tracked, it could be blogged [1], and that might be a place to practice touch typing.
[1]: or tweeted or facebooked.