I don't think so. The decline of the prevalence of touch-typing skills was mostly complete before backlit keyboards were much of a thing. I suspect this is bec

I don't think so. The decline of the prevalence of touch-typing skills was mostly complete before backlit keyboards were much of a thing. I suspect this is because touch-typing isn't a skill as necessary as it was in prior decades. I also note that when I was in high school in the late '70s, there were no courses in touch-typing, but when my parents were in high school, learning touch-typing was mandatory.