learn how to type fast without looking at the keyboard

How I did it: I was the hunt-and-peck type until the day my 7th grade teacher, Mrs. Feck, taped a piece of paper to my chin. She told me that it would help me to avoid looking at the keyboard, which is what I "really needed" to be a successful typist. Even if I wanted to look down, I was debilitated by the large sheet of white copy paper affixed to my face.At the time, I really hated that woman. I looked like a moron, and I was beginning to type in a l… Read how I did it…

How I did it: I don't remember how old I was but my dad picked up a typing game for my brother and I. It was called MasterType (this is quite a few years ago so i don't even know if this is still around) and started with really easy letter combinations that you learned to type with your hands on the right keys and then you went into the game part which also taught you to do it faster and faster. After you completed each level you went on to the next le… Read how I did it…

How I did it: ahaha, i only learned by texting a lot. i used to have the SideKick 3, and i ALWAYS text. sometimes, i could even talk to my friends-looking at them in the eyes-and text at the same time. ahaha, it's weird, but possible. my friends dont know how i do it. lol, i guess i just got really used to the keypad thingy and yeahps. Read how I did it…

How I did it: I spent to much time in front of the computer that I already memorized all the keys. I don't have to look at the keyboard anymore.To be honest, I don't practice the "proper" way of typing as taught in computer class, but how I type right now works for me. Quick and snappy. I make mistakes a few times, but the funny thing is, my hands can tell if it typed in the wrong letters. So all's good Read how I did it…

How I did it: Took a class in high school. Fastest typist in my class by the end of it. That is the long and short of it. Most importantly, have a desire to achieve this. Read how I did it…