Correct is what the typing method is

1. Structure: According to the function, the keyboard can be divided into four areas, namely: function key area, typing key area, control key area, and keyboard area.

2. Basic key: The typing key area is the most commonly used key area in our daily life, through which various text and control information can be entered. There are 8 basic keys in the positive ** of the typing key area, which is the left one"a、s、d、f"key, right"j、k、l、；"keys, in which the F and J keys have a small raised bar, so that the fingers can be positioned by touch when blind typing.

3. Basic key fingering: Before starting to type, the little finger, ring finger, middle finger and index finger of the left hand should be placed separately"a、s、d、f"The index, middle, ring and little fingers of the right hand should be placed separately"j、k、l、；"key, the two thumbs are placed on the spacebar. The basic key is the reference position of the finger when typing, and it is the starting point of the finger when hitting any other key, and it must immediately return to the basic key position after typing.

4. The finger division of other keys: master the basic keys and their fingering, you can further master the other keys in the typing key area, the left index finger is responsible for the keys are , R, T, F, G, V, B a total of eight keys, the middle finger is responsible for 3, e, d, C a total of four keys, the ring finger is responsible for 2, w, s, x keys, the little finger is responsible for 1, q, a, z and all the keys on the left. The index finger of the right left hand is responsible for the eight keys of y, u, h, j, n, and m, the middle finger is responsible for 8, i, k, , four keys, and the ring finger is responsible for 9, o, l, .

Four keys, the little finger is responsible for 0, p, ; , and all the keys to the right. In this way, the finger division of the entire keyboard is clear, hit any key, just move the finger from the basic key to the corresponding key, enter correctly, and then return to the basic key.

There's nothing wrong with one-handed typing.

The standard is five-stroke typing.

1. When you just practice typing, you should pay attention to your sitting posture, make it flat on the chair, place the computer keyboard appropriately, and lean forward with a slight collapse of the body slag, but not too close to the computer.

2. When typing, try to put your fingers on the keyboard, and try not to rely on the keyboard for other parts of the hand, which can make the hand more flexible and improve the typing speed.

3. You may feel uncomfortable when you first practice, but if you insist on using the computer like this for a period of time, it will have a good effect.

4. Practice slowly, and after you are familiar with the keyboard, you can type blindly, maybe some people who used to type in the wrong way are more unaccustomed, and they need to be overcome slowly to correct it.

Proper keyboard typing is aimed at efficiency and accuracy while protecting hand health. Here are some of the correct techniques for typing on the keyboard, which are divided into correct sitting posture, finger position, high and low levels, ruler keys, five-finger division of labor, gentle keys, using all fingers, and keeping your eyes on the screen, as follows:

1. Correct sitting posture: It is very important to maintain a correct sitting posture. Keep your back straight, your feet flat on the ground, and your arms relaxed and naturally in front of the keyboard.

2. Finger position: When placing your hands on the keyboard, your hands should be on the keyboard**, and the fingers should be slightly bent to move easily on the Li Xiang stool keyboard.

3. High and low levels: two levels where both hands are placed on the keyboard. The left hand is placed in the bottom row of the keyboard, and the right hand is placed in the second row of the keyboard. This allows each finger to be responsible for a specific key, making typing more efficient.

4. Ruler keys: Place your index finger on the two most important keys on the keyboard, that is, the left-handed ones"f"keys and right-handed"j"Key. These two keys usually have a raised mark on them, allowing the fingers to be positioned accurately.

5. Five-finger division of labor: The five fingers of both hands are each responsible for specific buttons. The left little finger is responsible for holding down the "Shift" key, the left ring finger is responsible for holding down the "A" key, the left middle finger is responsible for holding down the "S" key, the left index finger is responsible for holding down the "D" key, and the left thumb is placed on the space bar.

The five fingers of the right hand are likewise responsible for specific keystrokes.

6. Gentle keys: When typing, try to use gentle force to press the keys on the keyboard. Pressing too many keys can cause hand fatigue and discomfort.

7. Use all your fingers: Try to use all your fingers to press all the keys. Don't rely on just a few fingers for keystrokes, which will limit typing speed and accuracy.

8. Keep your eyes on the screen: Try to focus your eyes on the display, not the keyboard. This improves input efficiency and accuracy.

Some tips for keyboard typing

1. Use all fingers: Try to use all your fingers to press the keys, rather than relying on just a few fingers. This increases typing speed and reduces the distance your fingers can move. Practice using the pinky finger and thumb keys and get them involved in typing as well.

2. Practice touch typing: Touch typing means that you don't need to stare at the keyboard, but find the correct key position through the touch feeling. Consistent practice will make you more familiar with the keyboard layout and can greatly improve your typing speed.

3. Uniform strength: When hitting the keyboard, try to maintain even strength, without excessive or insufficient force. This reduces errors and fatigue and protects the joints of the hand.

4. Use shortcuts and auto-replace: Learn and use common computer shortcuts, such as copy, paste, undo, etc. You can also use the auto-replace feature to save time and typing by abbreviating frequently used words or phrases and automatically expanding them to full content as you type them.

5. Practice typing accuracy: In addition to speed, accuracy is also very important. If you have frequent spelling mistakes, you can practice using the ** Typing Practice Tool and gradually improve your accuracy.

Keyboard Basic Keys and Finger Placement The text input area of the keyboard is mainly composed of: number area, letter area and symbol area. First, place your fingers on the keyboard and place your fingers according to the fingering diagram of the typing platform "Newbie Base".

Left manual lucky: the little finger is placed on A, the ring finger is placed on S, the middle finger is placed on the Quiet Crack D, the index finger is placed on F, and the thumb is placed on the space bar; Right hand: pinky finger on semicolon, ring finger on l, middle finger on j, index finger on j, thumb state lead on spacebar.

Most keyboards have two small bumps on the F and J keys to help you position the keyboard and type blindly.

Memorize the keys controlled by each finger The left index finger controls f, g, r, t, v, and b, a total of 8 key positions. The middle finger of the left hand controls 3, E, D, and C, a total of 4 keys. The left ring finger controls 2, W, S, and X, for a total of 4 keys.

The little finger of the left hand controls 1, Q, A, Z, and left shift, a total of 5 keys. Note: The shift key is used to toggle the symbols in the upper and lower positions of the output symbol key.

The index finger of the right hand controls , y, u, h, j, n, m, a total of 8 key positions. Right hand in the accusation.

The correct way to type is the right way to do it:

The correct typing technique is to bend the five fingers slightly, two thumbs to control the space bar, the other four fingers of the left hand are placed on the four keys of A, S, D, F, and the other four fingers of the right hand are placed on the four keys of J, K, L, : so that the left and right index fingers are placed on the F key and the J key respectively, and these two keys have small bulges, no need to see, you can find it with a touch of your fingers. That's proper fingering.

Then there is the division of labor of the ten fingers, which is actually very simple. The two thumbs are only responsible for one space bar, and the other six fingers are all responsible for controlling a vertical row of keys, such as: the left hand tail finger is the q, a, z three keys, the right hand tail finger p, :, three buttons, the ring finger and the middle finger and so on.

The correct keyboard posture is as follows:

Sitting: Sit flat with your weight on the chair, your back straight, your feet naturally flat on the floor, and your body slightly on the left side of the keyboard. The distance between the eyes and the monitor is about 30cm.

Arms: Arms are relaxed and naturally drooping, with elbows lightly pressed 5-10 cm between the armpits. Bend your elbows vertically, keep your wrists straight and keep a distance of about 1 cm from the lower border of the keyboard.

Tables and chairs: Chairs should be of appropriate height, and use standard computer desks as much as possible.

Fingers: The fingers are slightly bent and placed on the basic keys of the keyboard, and the thumbs of the left and right hands are lightly placed on the space bar, and the keys are steady, fast and accurate, striving to achieve "blind typing" (that is, the keystroke method of hitting the keyboard without looking at the keyboard and relying on memory).

Document: When you enter text, place the document slightly diagonally on the left side of the keyboard so that your eyes are parallel to the document.

The so-called "three-finger magic skill" refers to the use of three fingers of the index finger, middle finger and ring finger to hit the keypad. When preparing to type, gently place the index, middle, and ring fingers of your right hand on top of the number 6. We can see that there is a raised dot on the numeric 5 on the keypad, and this dot is an anchor point.

You don't need to look at the keyboard when typing, as long as you touch the dot with your finger, you will know that it is the number 5. When typing, the high finger of the right hand is responsible for typing the numbers, the middle finger is responsible for it, and the ring finger is responsible for it. Each time you hit a number, the three fingers automatically return to it.

If you type slowly on your phone or don't want to type, use this method to get 5 times faster!

If your pinyin is good, use pinyin to type fast. If you often write by hand, it is faster to type with five strokes, and it is easy to forget the pen after a long time of pinyin typing.

Yawei Pinyin is the fastest Chinese stenographer, and after practicing to Dacheng, the speed is at least twice that of Wubi. But the practice time is long.

There is something called shorthand, which can type 300 words per minute or even faster, but Sogou is good if you use it yourself on the computer.

Generally speaking, 5 is the fastest.

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