Computer 104 Keyboarding Practice Card

Author: Compiled by the Press
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: This card simulates a microcomputer 104 keyboard with a 1:1 scale and is also suitable for a 101 keyboard. It is ideal for primary and secondary school students, computer operators, and beginners to practice finger positioning. It saves time on computer usage, making it both economical and practical. The keys are printed with Wubi character root patterns, making it suitable for beginners using the Wubi input method to practice character decomposition and typing.
When practicing finger positioning, sit upright with a straight back. Keep your upper body about 20 cm from the keyboard, with arms hanging naturally. Lightly rest your elbows against the sides of your body, and let your fingers naturally curve and lightly touch the home keys. The home keys are A, S, D, F, J, K, L, and ;—a total of 8 keys. Rest your thumbs lightly on the spacebar.
When pressing keys, start from the home keys, using the finger joints for force rather than the wrist. Apply vertical pressure with the fingertips, and move swiftly and efficiently. After pressing a key, immediately return your fingers to the home keys, while other fingers should remain on the home keys. During practice, try to avoid looking at the keyboard to achieve touch typing.