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March 7th, 2024, 04:11 AM
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Are Typing Schools Still Relevant in the Age of Digital Lite
Hey everyone,
In an era dominated by touchscreens and voice recognition technology, the relevance of typing schools seems to be in question. With the advent of smartphones and tablets, keyboards have evolved from physical to virtual, drastically changing the way we interact with devices.
But amidst these advancements, do typing schools still hold value? Do they equip learners with essential skills or are they relics of a bygone era?
Considering the ubiquity of digital communication and the demands of modern workplaces, should typing schools adapt their curriculum to encompass broader digital literacy skills? Or are there fundamental benefits to the traditional typing school model that we overlook?
Thanks for any input!
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