QwertyTown Has Transformed Digital Literacy In Our Schools
Submitted 6 years ago
Community Review for QwertyTown
My Take
QwertyTown is the best typing software out there. It puts an emphasis on lessons and achievement-based learning (rather than games), so you really feel like you’re progressing quickly. QwertyTown can be used by all grade levels, and since it is cloud-based, you can use it on any computer.
QwertyTown’s lessons, games and exercises has helped all of our students type faster and more efficiently.
Additionally, the student reports and customization features are amazing.
How I Use It
We use QwertyTown in all grades K-6. Our students initially use QwertyTown in small groups in school but eventually use it both in school and at home.
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