Ultimate Typing Was Developed To Help With More Than Typing Skills, Says eReflect

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Typing and spelling are two closely associated literacy skills. If proficiency in one area is lacking, the other will suffer, too.

New York City, NY (PRWEB) December 10, 2013

eReflect, the maker of Ultimate Typing™ software, revealed today that typing software does not only have to be focused on improving typing speed and accuracy. In a short announcement published today, a member of the development team behind Ultimate Typing™ explained that in fact this software was developed to improve spelling and contribute to literacy improvement as well as typing skills as also explained by English-Language-Skills.com.

People who wish to learn to type should also know that efficient typing skills help improve spelling performance, the eReflect representative reported today. Typing and spelling are two closely associated literacy skills. If proficiency in one area is lacking, the other will suffer, too; however, when a person's abilities are raised to an advanced level for one skill, it will improve the other at the same time.

Bad typing skills mean that the typist’s documents will be laden with typographical errors that damage their professional image and make others question the typist's writing capacities. eReflect believes that even if someone has great spelling skills, this won’t be evident unless that person's typing accuracy is also good. eReflect explained that typographical errors are more often than not due to incorrect typing habits that force the typist to unwittingly hit keys adjacent to the ones they really needed.

Typists who don’t have efficient typing habits and techniques tend to be sloppy typists. This can be counteracted with typing improvement software which allows a typist to adopt efficient and productive typing skills that work to eliminate typographical errors, a point that the representative from eReflect emphasized today.

By focusing on improving touch typing skills, the typist will eliminate the typographical errors that spellcheckers cannot identify. For instance, typing “hose” instead of “house” is a typographical error that won’t be marked by a spellchecker, because “hose” is a correctly-spelled word, even though it is one that likely will not make sense in that sentence. This typo is more likely the result of poor typing accuracy—which could altogether be eliminated if professional typing skills were in place, eReflect pointed out.

The developers of the Ultimate Typing™ software urge those people who feel they are prone to typos to try to improve their typing accuracy by using an online typing course or software that will teach them the most efficient and expert-approved touch typing techniques.

For more details on Ultimate Typing™ please visit http://www.ultimatetyping.com/.

About Ultimate Typing™

Ultimate Typing™ software is designed specifically for the improvement of typing skills. Created by eReflect, a world leader in e-learning and self-development software, Ultimate Typing™ has been informed by the latest developments in the science of touch typing.

Since its creation in 2006 by Marc Slater, the company has already catered to over 112 countries all over the world, offering products with the latest cutting-edge technology, some of which are among the world’s most recognized and awarded in the industry.

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