Give students the opportunity to type full words and sentences and concretely apply what they have learned with Typing Pal’s training texts. Discover the wealth offered by these engaging and educational activities in this article.

The start of the school year often involves moving large numbers of student accounts into the right group for their new class. This is usually the job of the account’s super administrator or the school administrator, and can be done in different ways.

Newly assigned as an administrator in Typing Pal and unsure where to start? Starting out with the free trial? This first article in our “Getting Started With Typing Pal” series will introduce you to the organizational structure and show you how to add and manage accounts.

Are you a teacher tasked with configuring your classes in Typing Pal’s management interface? This second article in our “Getting Started With Typing Pal” series will show you how to get your students set up and your groups ready to go!

All of Typing Pal’s content is now available in both English and French. Use it to motivate students in their second-language classes or to organize themed activities. Find out how to provide them access to French-language exercises in this article.

If you are looking for educational activities so that your students can keep learning from home, you’ll be happy to know that Typing Pal is accessible off school grounds. The online application allows students to learn and improve their typing technique while having fun at the same time. What’s more, it equips teachers with tools to supervise their group and customize their training program.

Wondering how best to evaluate your students’ performance? Looking to customize the program for your class? Look no further! This final article in our “Getting Started With Typing Pal” series covers the ins and outs of overseeing training and evaluation.

Bulk editing helps you save time by configuring dozens, even hundreds, of groups or accounts in one go.