Unlike standard keyboards, CharaChorder 3D input devices, including CharaChorder One, CharaChorder Two, and Master Forge, don’t have key labels on them, so learning touch typing is crucial for better using them. Therefore, the first thing we need to get familiar with is the positions of each key.

The official training applications (dot i/o and CharaChorder LaunchPad) have corresponding tiers for this. You can follow the visual guide and practice all the letters there.

Besides, Alnitak is a tool specially designed for practicing device layout on CharaChorder 3D input devices. Character keys, including numbers, letters, and symbols, are split into small lessons so that users can focus on a small set of keys at a time. Moreover, the visual guide fades out when users reach 20 combos, and it reappears when there is a mistake. It helps users memorize the location and prevents them from simply following the guide.

CCIO is an official revolutionary typing game and integrated platform. Its constitution module allows you to train and test your familiarity with the device layout. Since the layout reference does not indicate the current key position, I suggest using this after you have learned the device layout above.

Besides, Keybr helps users learn touch typing. If you’ve learned the device layout above, you can use Keybr to strengthen the muscle memory of the letters further. Its default target speed is 35 WPM, but it might take users weeks to unlock the 7th letters and months to complete all the letters, so 30 is recommended here. If it’s still too hard for you, start with a lower target speed and gradually increase it as you pace yourself.

The official training applications (dot i/o and CharaChorder LaunchPad) have corresponding tiers for practicing common trigrams in English. Practicing these trigrams would help you type faster in general since many words include those trigrams.

The official training applications (CCIO, dot i/o, and CharaChorder LaunchPad) have corresponding tiers or modules for practicing common words in English.

Monkeytype is a popular tool for short-term typing practices and typing speed tests.

Integrating the CC 3D input devices into your real-world use case is essential. Try to do small things with them.

For example, you can write short articles, code small programs, or do anything else that involves keyboards. You might find some key locations or settings you want to change.