Typing Speed

J0e

Lets here it guys and girls!

Myself around 35-40wpm

(net speed), I'm not typing that much so

,my goal is to improve to around 60wpm till new year!

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vCole

Is there a website or software you can use to test you wpm??

undomiel

When I tested the other month I was at 90 wpm.

cisco_trooper

I used to hover right around 60, but who knows these days....

cisco_trooper

FadeToBright wrote:

Is there a website or software you can use to test you wpm??

I don't know about a website but I know you can get like Mavis Beacon or something like that and it will both test you for typing speed and it will also teach you how to type.

J0e

FadeToBright wrote:

Is there a website or software you can use to test you wpm??

I used typingtest.com, @undomiel damm dude that is some sick speed

eMeS

Typeracer is a lot of fun.

http://play.typeracer.com/

My speed is 81 wpm I think...

MS

J0e

cisco_trooper wrote:

FadeToBright wrote:

Is there a website or software you can use to test you wpm??

I don't know about a website but I know you can get like Mavis Beacon or something like that and it will both test you for typing speed and it will also teach you how to type.

I bought TypingMaster a couple weeks ago but used it maybe for a few hours only

undomiel

Good one MS, that was a lot of fun!

pooker

eMeS wrote:

Typeracer is a lot of fun.

http://play.typeracer.com/

My speed is 81 wpm I think...

MS

wo dude there is someone on there with 213 wpm thats crazy huh?

J0e

undomiel wrote:

Good one MS, that was a lot of fun!

J0e

pooker wrote:

eMeS wrote:

Typeracer is a lot of fun.

http://play.typeracer.com/

My speed is 81 wpm I think...

MS

wo dude there is someone on there with 213 wpm thats crazy huh?

thats not human, the only way I gonna believe this is if I see it with my own 2 eyes

dynamik

eMeS wrote:

Typeracer is a lot of fun.

http://play.typeracer.com/

My speed is 81 wpm I think...

MS

I got 94. It looks like some people earn their ITIL 3 while some people post here a lot

Schluep

Haven't done any professional style of tests in a while but just hit 102 WPM on my laptop on that www.typingtest.com site that J0e posted using the Wizard of Oz for three minutes with 98% accuracy (would have been a little better if I knew I couldn't delete afte hitting space and could have ingrained it better in my brain).

I find that I type about 5-10 WPM faster on my desktop PC than on my laptop and I type substantially slower on an unfamliar keyboard if it is not a brand/shape I am used to. I also type a lot slower with e-mail or forum posts if the topic requires more thought as my brain doesn't quite keep up with my finger sometimes.

hetty

In around 45-50wpm. But I dont touch type.

I think TypingMaster will be my next purchase!

Slowhand

My typing speed's up aroud 70 - 75wpm. Of course, I spend a lot of time writing on here and in chatrooms. It's difficult to resist making jokes and quips while I'm chatting, so I have to be quick.

eMeS

J0e wrote:

pooker wrote:

eMeS wrote:

Typeracer is a lot of fun.

http://play.typeracer.com/

My speed is 81 wpm I think...

MS

wo dude there is someone on there with 213 wpm thats crazy huh?

thats not human, the only way I gonna believe this is if I see it with my own 2 eyes

I'm sure someone already has a bot setup to hit speeds like that...unless this person is one there: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Who_is_the_fastest_typist_in_the_world

MS

ROMGabe

last time I got tested (during job screening process)
SPEED: 65 words per minute
ACCURACY: 87%

whistler

As a graduate of the Hunt'inPeck school of typing I can say my typing speeds are exceptional.

hetty

Well I got 10-15wpm on an iPod touch!

You have to keep pressing caps-lock for each new word!

Kasor

I remember when I was in JH or HS that the teacher told us to type a paragraph and they can determine base on how far and how many error that you have..

I can typed up to 68 WPM..., now maybe 60 WPM...

I'm sure you can find something like online.

hypnotoad

I got thrown out of typing class freshman year of high school because I took the mouse ball out of the Mac Classic and cleaned it out (which had never been done). The teacher said I destroyed the mouse, took me to the guidance counselor, and had me unenrolled from her class.

I was typing about 90 WPM at the time, but I lost my easy credit!

blargoe

When I was in high school I was typing about 31 wpm. Now I'm averaging between 56 and 60. I guess it's the nature of my job and all the internet forum posting over the years. If I know what I'm typing ahead of time, I'm sure my wpm would be faster; I don't do as well with reading from a script and typing.

JDMurray

eMeS wrote:

Typeracer is a lot of fun.

http://play.typeracer.com/

40 wpm for me. If it only taught typing I might be able to go faster one day.

Oh, who am I kidding; I should just go buy a discount copy of Dragon Naturally Speaking off eBay Express instead.

dynamik

JDMurray wrote:

Oh, who am I kidding; I should just go buy a discount copy of Dragon Naturally Speaking off eBay Express instead.

I would love to hear you do your programming with that. "if, left parenthesis, voice, underscore, recognition, equal sign, equal sign, single quote, annoying and difficult, single quote, right parenthesis, enter, left curly bracket, enter, tab, goto, keyboard, semicolon, enter, right curly bracket."

JDMurray

dynamik wrote:

JDMurray wrote:

Oh, who am I kidding; I should just go buy a discount copy of Dragon Naturally Speaking off eBay Express instead.

I would love to hear you do your programming with that. "if, left parenthesis, voice, underscore, recognition, equal sign, equal sign, single quote, annoying and difficult, single quote, right parenthesis, enter, left curly bracket, enter, tab, goto, keyboard, semicolon, enter, right curly bracket."

I think that would be really cool to program by voice--but only if I could do it in Klingon:

De'wI' ghun 'ogh C# nuq? nuq? nuq? ghuy'cha' tob qa'vIn QAPLA'!!

That'd sure scare the Hell out of my co-workers in the surrounding cubicals.

undomiel

When I first started working tech support I was amazed at how many people did not know how to type. It completely put into perspective all the whining and complaining about typing up case notes. If they would just learn to type, much less learn to type while talking to the customer, they would have had plenty of time to sit and relax before the next call!

cgrimaldo

79 for me!

Delthious

55-85 depending on what game I'm playing when talking to you