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It's Time To Learn Typing The Right Way - With TypeDojo!

In today's ultra-digitized world, learning how to type is as essential as learning how to read, how to drive, or how to ride a bike. Here at TypeDojo, we make learning how to type simple, fast, and convenient. Whether you're an adult looking to learn all about touch typing, or searching for typing lessons for children, Type Dojo is here to help!
What Is Touch Typing?
Touch typing is a unique skill that requires a tremendous amount of muscle memory to ensure that you can type on a keyboard without having to constantly look down to verify the letters and keys that you're using.

Through the use of touch typing, you can learn how to type more efficiently.
For Work, School, or Personal Life!
If you type for work, if you're a student, or if you're simply interested in learning how to type, Type Dojo offers extensive typing lessons specifically designed to help you improve your typing skills quickly so that you can get back to work, get back in school, or begin writing your dream novel with ease.
Learning How To Type Is Easy When It's Free!
Best of all, TypeDojo offers 100% free typing lessons for our clients. Better yet, you don't even have to register an account with us. All you have to do is visit our site and begin typing with us today.
Questions? Contact Us Directly
If you have a question about TypeDojo, contact us directly. A member of our team would be more than happy to assist you.

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Typing Practice for Kids - Learn Touch Typing With TypeDojo

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TypeDojo provides typing practice for kids with our free Touch Typing Lessons & Tests. Find yourself Speeding up, getting certificates and experiencing much more!

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The best way for beginners to get started with block coding.

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TypingBee’s Typing Tutorials for kids are great for practicing and mastering keyboarding. Typing has become a vital skill for children to learn in such a technological world.

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Jungle Junior is a great introduction to the keyboard layout as well as typing correctly. No registration is required but if kids want to create an account at home they can save their progress

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Jungle Junior is an interactive typing game for kids. Through the course of about 200 friendly, colorful videos and interactive lessons, kids will learn all about the alphabet and practice sight words, word families, and simple sentences.

Aimed at students in pre-k, kindergarten, and the 1st grade, Jungle Junior will also teach children to associate each letter on the keyboard with the correct finger while improving alphabet recognition, dexterity, and familiarity with technology.

Get Started / Jungle Junior

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Jungle Junior: Typing for Kids | Typingclub

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Jungle Junior is a kid friendly typing lesson plan with more than 200 interactive lessons, games and videos.

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Epistory - Typing Chronicles - Adventure Typing Game

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Epistory is a 3D typing adventure PC/Mac/Linux Game developped by Fishing Cactus that takes place in a fantasy world, where you cast spells, solve puzzles and fight enemies with your keyboard.

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10 Sites and Games to Teach Kids Typing the Fun Way

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Why not let your kids have fun and also practice their keyboard skills with these free typing games for all ages!

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Develop your programming skills by quickly creating and modding retro arcade games with Blocks and JavaScript in the MakeCode editor

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Anyone can learn computer science. Make games, apps and art with code.

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Our way of benchmarking how the Jrs. computer skills are progressing. We try to have a click accuracy of 80-90% with as high a target efficiency they can get while still being accurate. Feel free to try and compete to see who can get the higher score!

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Mouse Accuracy and Pointer Click Training

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A fun way for kids to get comfortable with a computer mouse and clicking! Click on the screen to drop sand and make a pretty picture!

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Thisissand is a unique playground for creating and sharing amazing sandscapes on your computer or mobile device. Start pouring away to experience this special sand piling on your screen!

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A collection of fun computer games to get used to moving the mouse in specific ways. Recommend close supervision because there are some pop-up ads

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Everyone loves to pop bubbles - and Peter Pickle is no exception! While out on a picnic (or maybe a picklenick!) with his dad, this pickle needs your help to pop each and every one of those bubbles.Use the mouse to move the pickle back and forth and click to make him jump. Each round, pop every bubble and you get a star. Win 5 rounds in a row and you win! But make sure you don't miss any... This very simple game teaches kids to move the mouse and click. It also helps them to begin thinking spatially as they predict their character's trajectory when he jumps. Basic hand-eye coordination and timing skills are introduced.

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Practice your mousing skills with the following Mousercise | Elementary mouse practice game | Practice using the mouse

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Practice your mousing skills with the following Mousercise | Elementary mouse practice game | Practice using the mouse

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Code.org is a nonprofit trying to spread access to computer science in schools and providing the opportunity to learn about computer science as part of a core curriculum.

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Code.org® is an education innovation nonprofit dedicated to the vision that every student in every school has the opportunity to learn computer science as part of their core K-12 education. We expand access to computer science in schools, with a focus on increasing participation by young women and students from other underrepresented groups. The leading provider of K-12 computer science curriculum in the largest school districts in the United States, Code.org also organizes the annual Hour of Code campaign, which has engaged more than 15% of all students in the world. Code.org is supported by generous donors including Microsoft, Amazon, Google and many others.

Over 80 million students and 2 million teachers on Code.org

Code.org participation from the 2021-2022 school year. See disaggregated data.

Code.org increases diversity in computer science by reaching students of all backgrounds where they are - at their skill-level, in their schools, and in ways that inspire them to keep learning. The vast majority of the students on Code.org are from student groups historically underrepresented in computer science. Increasing diversity in computer science is foundational to our work, and we encourage you to read more about our efforts.

Code.org in the News

See all past news and announcements.

Our goals and metrics

Improve diversity in CS ( US students)

45% of Code.org students are young women, 50% are students from marginalized racial and ethnic groups, and 46% of US students are in high needs schools. Read more about our approach to diversity.

Inspire students

Tens of millions have tried the Hour of Code. (1,664,587,180 served. 49% female)

Reach classrooms

2,518,836 teachers have signed up to teach our intro courses on Code Studio and 83,467,409 students are enrolled.

Prep new CS teachers

We've prepared more than 106,000 new teachers to teach CS across grades K-12. Learn about our professional learning programs.

Change school district curriculum

We've partnered with 180+ of the largest school districts and 60 regional partners to add CS to school curriculum. Learn about becoming a regional partner.

Set up policies to support CS

Policies changed in 50 U.S. states to establish CS education standards, make CS courses count towards high school graduation, etc. ( details)

Go global

Our courses are available in over 67 languages, used in 180+ countries.

Source: Code Studio Activity and surveys of participating educators

"Every single day yielded the same results- 100% engagement." - Nina Nichols Peery, Teacher

"I knew this was a once-in-a-lifetime chance." - Mariana Alzate, 5th grader

"I have never, ever seen my students so excited about learning." - Frank Martinez, Teacher

More information, history, and philosophy

In 2013, Code.org was launched by twin brothers Hadi and Ali Partovi with a video promoting computer science. This video became #1 on YouTube for a day, and 15,000 schools reached out to us for help. Since then, we've expanded from a bootstrapped staff of volunteers to build a full organization supporting a worldwide movement. We believe that a quality computer science education should be available to every child, not just a lucky few.

To support our goal, we do work across the education spectrum: designing our own courses or partnering with others, training teachers, partnering with large school districts, helping change government policies, expanding internationally via partnerships, and marketing to break stereotypes.

Our work builds upon decades of effort, by countless organizations and individuals who have helped establish, fund, and spread computer science education. We're thankful to benefit from the tireless help of the broader computer science education community, and we thank all the partners and individuals who have supported our impact over the years.

A unifying approach in a divided world

Code.org's global role in the K-12 computer science movement is only possible because we use a unifying approach across diverse and often divided stakeholders. At a time of increasing polarization, the idea of increasing opportunity for students unites people from across the political spectrum. Code.org's team members, students, teachers, and supporters have diverse and diverging viewpoints, and they are all welcome in our mission. Read more.

Our commitment to accessibility

Code.org believes computer science is foundational for all students and we are committed to equity, access, and opportunity in our organizational values. To achieve this goal, we work to identify and eliminate barriers that prevent the inclusion and full participation of students and educators with disabilities. To learn more about our efforts, see our accessibility statement.

Our commitment to free curriculum and open source technology

All curriculum resources and tutorials we author will forever be free to use and openly licensed under a Creative Commons license, allowing others to make derivative education resources for non-commercial purposes. If you are interested in licensing our materials for commercial purposes, contact us. Our courses are translated for worldwide use or by speakers of different languages. Our technology is developed as an open source project.

Code.org Advocacy Coalition

The Code.org Advocacy Coalition is a bipartisan coalition of corporations and nonprofits that work together to help establish US federal and state policies to expand and sustain access to K-12 computer science and to broaden participation and diversity in the field. We bring together Republican and Democratic political leaders in common cause supporting expanding access to and participation in K-12 computer science.

K-12 Computer Science Framework

Code.org is a member of the steering committee that helped establish the K-12 Computer Science Framework - a high-level guide for states, districts, and organizations implementing computer science education. The Framework has won the support of hundreds of academics, K-12 educators, software companies, nonprofits, and states.

Code.org Donors

Code.org® is a registered public 501c3 nonprofit, with support from the general public. We are grateful for the generous support we've received from individuals and organizations who support our vision.

Code's accomplishments (above) demonstrate our ability to leverage those dollars into strong outcomes. But given our nonprofit ambition that every child in every school should have access to computer science - to become literate citizens in today's digital world and to test their interests in exploring CS further as a career - we have a long way to go to meet a fundraising goal that will support that vision.

Make a donation or see our list of donors

Please contact us if you, your company, or your foundation is interested in talking with our leadership team further to better understand our program and to explore options for investing in our work.

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Sign up to receive status updates about progress in the K-12 computer science movement and about the work of Code.org. Or follow Code.org on social media:

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Code.org® is an education innovation nonprofit dedicated to the vision that every student in every school has the opportunity to learn computer science as part of their core K-12 education. We expand access to computer science in schools, with a focus on increasing participation by young women and students from other underrepresented groups.