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Because you may think you're not looking, but -- unless you're a trained touch-typist -- you actually are looking. Even if only occasionally noticing something
by Confusion 14y ago
Because you may think you're not looking, but -- unless you're a trained touch-typist -- you actually are looking. Even if only occasionally noticing something in your peripheral field of vision. 'Looking' is not necessarily a conscious act.
- sneak 14y agoI thought we were all trained touch-typists? How on Earth would we work if we didn't? That'd be like having a workstation with 256MB of ram. Again - I don't get it. If you look at the keyboard ever, you're Doing It Wrong. If you don't look at the keyboard, then it doesn't matter if there are letters on it or not. Buying hardware is not the solution to "I don't know how to touch type".
- cocoflunchy 14y agoWell it is a solution. Because you won't be able to look at the keyboard, you will learn much faster and get rid of the last looks at your keyboard. Another (cheaper) solution is to put a cloth on your hands when typing so you don't see the keyboard.