Rapid Typing Tutor 2.9.6
Learn how to use your keyboard and improve your typing skills in a fun and entertaining way for absolutely free.
Rapid Typing Tutor is designed to teach adults and kids to use their computer keyboard more efficiently than ever. Learning to type is fun with the typing game included with RapidTyping, while its extensive training statistics and customized lessons are rarely seen in the much more expensive products.
Get a fascinating underwater experience with RapidTyping. Dive deep into ocean full of underwater creatures that will help you improve your typing. Friendly and sarcastic, these creatures will help you learn your lesson while making the experience more entertaining than a computer game. The many available skins make RapidTyping colorful, making it even more entertaining to use.
RapidTyping is fun and a pleasure to use, but it packs a number of serious features for adults as well as entertainment for the kids. The available training statistics is available in both graphs and numbers, making your typing speed and accuracy easily viewable.
Learn how to type in your own language! RapidTyping supports English, French, German, Portuguese, Spanish and other languages of your choice. The many available keyboard layouts include QWERTY, QWERTZ, AZERTY, ABNT2, Dvorak, and Dvorak for the left and right-handed and allow training with any keyboard in any layout. The available personal tutor will allow creating your own lessons and exercises as well as modify the existing ones. RapidTyping supports multiple users, allowing you to improve your skills along with your family. Finally, RapidTyping does not restrict you to any particular lesson but allows selecting any typing lesson from the many available ones.
Want to use RapidTyping on the go? The available portable edition will run from a flash memory card without installation required.
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