Cover your hands with a tea-towel or other small lightweight cloth. This prevents you looking at the keyboard.
Learn the homekeys. Start slow but with steady rhythm. Some people find using a metronome useful. Work on slow steady accuracy, then build up speed.
Be careful -- some people find that touch typing starts to hurt. RSI is not trivial. Make sure you have the ergonomics worked out and stop and change things if it starts hurting.
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Typing Master used to be good a long time ago. I'm not sure how well it stands up now.
EDIT sorry, forgot the link! http://www.typingmaster.com/
Cover your hands with a tea-towel or other small lightweight cloth. This prevents you looking at the keyboard.
Learn the homekeys. Start slow but with steady rhythm. Some people find using a metronome useful. Work on slow steady accuracy, then build up speed.
Be careful -- some people find that touch typing starts to hurt. RSI is not trivial. Make sure you have the ergonomics worked out and stop and change things if it starts hurting.
It is totally definitely possible!