With a teacher dashboard, student
logins and progress reports
Keyboarding and Digital Literacy
for Schools and Districts
With a teacher dashboard, student
logins and progress reports
TypeTastic School Edition includes a fun and inspiring K-12 keyboarding and K-5 digital literacy curricula along with a suite of teacher tools. Watch your students embark on a thrilling island adventure to collect words and letters in exciting landscapes while becoming fluent typists. More than 20M+ kids have already enjoyed their typing and digital literacy lessons at TypeTastic.com! Go ahead and sign up for free today!
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The extensive curriculum introduces students to more than 700 entertaining activities!
Varying activities from games to paragraph drills are designed to support learning every step of the way.
Arrange kids into classes, keep track of their progress, organize customized typing tests and much more!
Join Roxy the Red Panda to kickstart typing with exciting games and tons of fun activities! Three K-2 elementary units will engage the kids to make friends with the keyboard, develop motor skills and discover the basics of keyboarding.
Welcome to the typing island! These six units for upper elementary take students to a real typing adventure to collect words and letters in diverse landscapes. Students dive deeper into the fundamentals of keyboarding by learning the letters and basic punctuation in a colorful and stimulating environment.
Six units for middle & high schools feature a modern blue theme. Challenge your students with more complicated words and sentences, and watch them learn how to master number row, number pad, and symbols. The FingerPaths keyboard helps students to visualize key locations and finger movements.
TypeTastic’s Digital Citizenship lessons combine critical thinking and problem-solving with our signature gamified approach. With comprehensive teacher guides and ready-made lesson plans, instruction is seamless, reducing prep time while delivering impactful, ready-to-use content.
St. Gabriel Catholic School adopted TypeTastic and Digital Citizenship to provide K–5 students with a comprehensive digital skills curriculum. The case study highlights improved keyboarding proficiency, stronger digital citizenship awareness, and increased student engagement.
Read Case StudyVirtualSC has used TypeTastic for over a decade to support K–6 students across South Carolina with scalable keyboarding instruction. The program helps students prepare for online learning and testing while giving educators flexible tools for implementation and reporting.
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TypeTastic School Edition features a variety of tools to help teachers keep track of students and their progress. With Teacher Dashboard, you can organize kids into classes that correspond with their grade level, age group, and language proficiency, adjust settings, organize customized typing tests and much more! Read more
Kids immediately build a positive, rewarding, and encouraging relationship for typing through playing games. Overall, a game-based, colorful, and cute approach keeps students engaged and interested for surprisingly long periods, and their learning is unbelievably fast. Read more
Finger movements play a crucial part in keyboarding. Activities with the letters appearing while kids type, mimicking the moves in actual typing help kids make the connection. By playing and completing these interactive games, students in every age will be memorizing the movements they’ll need to type in school and life. Read more
In the original TypeTastic games, the letters on the keyboard are split into nine, color-coded groups. Kids will see the keyboard like a map which in turn helps them to scan the keyboard to find the correct letters. After the games, students find a more traditional looking FingerPaths keyboard which shows four colors, one for each finger. Notice how the keys that are to be pressed using a specific finger are also attached on the visual keyboard. Read more
TypeTastic units follow carefully planned and constructed steps that help students achieve their goals efficiently. In all typing units, students start either by typing letter and words and slowly proceed to type sentences, paragraphs and lengthier passages of text. We feel that students are more motivated to type actual text than repetitive letter combinations.
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The New TypeTastic Combines Fun and Games with District-Level ManagementIn our latest update, we've added an administrator dashboard that empowers leaders of districts or other large education organizations to manage several schools from one easy-to-use interface. We've also partnered with Clever to provide single sign-on (SSO) and simplified rostering. For districts that don't use Clever, we've added CSV importing so that leaders can still upload students en masse. Read more...
6 Myths and facts about teaching kids to typeDo you assume that today's students are digital natives who “just know how to type”? Or that keyboards are being replaced by text-to-speech, so there's no point to teaching keyboarding anyway? Our new infographic will debunk these and four other myths about how kids can play their way into typing! Check it out...
