Keyboarding skills are crucial, but they might be overlooked when educating digital natives Interacting with technology is second nature to children these days. But, even though these digital natives ...

Meghan is an associate editor with EdTech. She enjoys coffee, cats and science fiction TV. K–12 digital natives might seem like they were born with smartphones in their hands, but educators shouldn’t ...

With well-designed, intentional prompts, keyboarding instruction can help students develop several skills at once.

Learning to type has come a long way from banging out rows of f-f-f and j-j-j. So has the intended audience, which has moved from middle schoolers to include children as young as kindergarten. There’s ...

It wasn’t too long ago that schools offered classes with names like “Keyboarding” that were pitched as teaching a skill that would be vital for life and work in the 21st century. As it turns out, all ...

If you're still a member of the hunt-and-peck club, you can save time and increase your productivity by developing solid keyboard skills. In his "Tip o' the Week" blog, Ewan Dalton, who leads the ...

AI-powered gamified typing tools are turning a once-monotonous skill into an engaging learning journey. By blending adaptive lessons, real-time feedback, and competitive play, these platforms help ...

Monkeytype is more than just a typing test — it’s a customizable training tool designed to help you improve speed, accuracy, and consistency. With modes ranging from casual practice to hardcore ...

Interacting with technology is second nature to children these days. But, even though these digital natives are tech-savvy, they might not have the keyboarding and digital citizenship skills to make ...