Category 1
This Keyboard shortcut copies selected text or an item.
Ctrl + C
This Keyboard shortcut pastes something you have copied or cut.
Ctrl +V
Good posture means keeping these loose instead of raised or tense.
Relax Shoulders
This is the starting position for your fingers when touch Typing.
Home Row
This Keyboard shortcut undoes your most recent action.
Ctrl + Z
This Keyboard shortcut selects everything on the page or in a document.
Ctrl + A
This Keyboard shortcut opens the print options.
Ctrl + P
These two keys have raised bumps that help you find the home row without looking.
F & J Keys
The keyboard shortcut saves your work.
Ctrl + S
Which finger should normally press the Spacebar?
Thumb
These are the four home row keys used by the fingers on your left hand.
A S D F
When touch Typing, keep these focused on the screen instead of the keyboard.
Eye on Screen
For Proper typing posture, keep these flat on the floor.
Feet flat
For Proper Posture, keep this part of your body upright instead of slouching.
Back Straight
Good touch Typing requires you to type using this many hands rather than hunting with one hand.
Use Both Hand
Your computer screen should be positioned around this level to reduce neck strain.
Screen Eye Level
This is typing without looking down at the keyboard.
Touch Typing
To type efficiently, use these on the keys assigned to them.
Correct Finger
While typing, keep these in a neutral position instead of bending them up or down.
Wrists Straight
After reaching for another key, your fingers should come back to this starting position.
Return to Home Row
This Keyboard shortcut cuts selected text or an item so it can be moved.
Ctrl + X
When learning to type, focus on this before trying to type faster.
Accuracy First
This posture habit helps prevent slouching while type.
Sit Up Straight
These are the four home row keys used by the fingers on your right hand.
J K L ;
This Keyboard shortcut helps you find a word or phrase on a page.
Ctrl + F