yeah typeracer is better for a real-world typing speed
10fastfingers is cow house that then orange house tomato
yeah typeracer is better for a real-world typing speed
10fastfingers is cow house that then orange house tomato
A+++++
10fastfingers all the way! It makes me feel better about myself because I get higher typing speeds while using it versus typeracer.
keyhero.com I'm not a fan of Flash, but that website lets review your typos and shows a nice graph of speed.
Otherwise, I practice at 10fastfingers.
No Type Racer for me, the racing part is too abtrusive IMO.
Oh, and I like hi-games.net as well, because its quotes are quite funny and again, it records typing and I can go back to the mistakes I'd made.
keyhero.com I'm not a fan of Flash, but that website lets review your typos and shows a nice graph of speed.
Otherwise, I practice at 10fastfingers.
No Type Racer for me, the racing part is too abtrusive IMO.
Oh, and I like hi-games.net as well, because its quotes are quite funny and again, it records typing and I can go back to the mistakes I'd made.
don't play the racing part on typeracer.. it's not time-efficient.. cuz you have to wait 4-9 seconds for the race bracket to fill up..
Just play the practice mode..
keyhero.com I'm not a fan of Flash, but that website lets review your typos and shows a nice graph of speed.
Otherwise, I practice at 10fastfingers.
No Type Racer for me, the racing part is too abtrusive IMO.
Oh, and I like hi-games.net as well, because its quotes are quite funny and again, it records typing and I can go back to the mistakes I'd made.
don't play the racing part on typeracer.. it's not time-efficient.. cuz you have to wait 4-9 seconds for the race bracket to fill up..
Just play the practice mode..
Does it record stats including accuracy then?
I *do* care, because that's the point of using those sites for me. I don't type really consciously, thus I don't know what mistakes I make in particular (e.g. if I didn't press the key enough to actuate, or if I pressed a different key instead). I just want to go back to that trigraph, focus on practicing it a bit... and the problem usually disappears.
There's something like error-driven learning and I don't mean the AI term, but learning from mistakes, analyzing and fixing them, whatever it's called.
There's something like error-driven learning and I don't mean the AI term, but learning from mistakes, analyzing and fixing them, whatever it's called.
um... yes this is true... but it's more of a process intended for complex tasks.. I don't feel typing is at all extensive enough such that you can make enormous procedural mistakes, where implementing numerous stop-gap error-learning methods would help greatly.Show Image(http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion/860e2a45.gif)