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- Freeware
- In English
- Scanned
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Looking for a way to learn how to type extremely fast? Well, look no further as Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing is the perfect app for you. Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing is a wonderful software for looking for a way to learn how to type fast like an actual typist. Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing has multiple different modes for different people. It is incredibly easy to use, even for complete beginners to typing. Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing has multilingual support. It even has games for letting people learn typing while having fun.
Main Features of Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing
- User Interface - Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing has an incredibly easy to use User Interface (UI).
- Languages - Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing also lets you learn to type in many different languages.
- Games - Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing has many fun games that let you have fun while learning. This can be especially good for children.
- Typing Tools – It has a wide variety of typing tools available in order to maximize the user experience.
- Practice Area - Marvis Beacon Teaches Typing has a practice area where the user can hone their typing schools.
- Custom Lesson Designer – Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing lets you design your own custom lessons so people of all skill levels can proceed at their own comfort level.
- Lesson Record - Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing has a feature that lets you record your lesson, which can help in tracking progress and with introspection.
How to use Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing?
After downloading Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing, click on the app icon to open it. On opening, you will see the starting menu. The bottom part of the screen has the change user, help, and settings option to change the settings. You can take one of the many lessons offered by Marvis Beacon Teaches Typing by clicking on the take a lesson option. You can practice your typing skills in the practice area by clicking on the same name option. You can practice typing and play fun games at the same time by clicking on the typing games option. You can also make a custom lesson designed for your needs by clicking on the Custom Lesson Designer option. You can also check your progress by clicking on the view report option.
How to get Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing?
Follow these steps to download Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing –
- 1. Click on the download button to start installing Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing.
- 2. Download and open the Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing installer.
- 3. Read the Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing ToS (Terms of Service).
- 4. Read the Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing License agreement.
- 5. Select the destination folder for Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing and wait for it to install.
- 6. You can use Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing anytime you want.
Pros
- Easy to use.
- Multi-Language support.
- Fun to play typing games.
- Custom lesson designing.
- Practice area for practicing typing.
App Name: Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing
License: Freeware
OS: Windows XP / Vista / Windows 7 / Windows 8 / Windows 10 / Windows XP64 / Vista64 / Windows 7 64 / Wi
Latest Version: V1
Latest Update: 2020-11-27
Developer: Mavis Beacon
User Rating: 4.1
Category: Desktop Enhancements
The Typing of the Dead is an outrageous and interesting take on House of the Dead II, an on-rails zombie shooter. Instead of blasting away decaying creatures with a pistol, you'll have to type out words and phrases that appear on your screen. Originally appearing as an arcade game and later ported to the PC, this fun remix of House of the Dead II is equal parts wacky and entertaining. Besides experiencing the main game, there are also several other modes to enjoy. Multiple difficulty levels and an assortment of unlockables keep you coming back time after time, and the unique gameplay is definitely worth checking out.
The main story in Typing of the Dead is similar to a B-rate movie. A few secret agents are investigating an outbreak of creatures, attempting to find a character named Goldman. The voice acting and story is campy and at times downright bad, but it adds a funny charm to the game's wacky nature. On your journey through the game, you'll go through six distinct chapters. Each chapter of the game is an on-rails shooter segment, where your movement is guided and you simply must defeat enemies as they appear. You'll explore a variety of locations, including city streets, experimental labs, and dank sewers. Each place is packed with disgusting and hideous creatures, such as zombies, massive slugs, and chainsaw-wielding psychos. Plot wise, Typing of the Dead may not be the greatest, but it's silly enough to be forgivable.
Luckily, you'll barely care about the plot, thanks to fun and unique gameplay. For the most part, Typing of the Dead is exactly the same as House of the Dead II. You'll blast through locations killing enemies, collecting various powerups while you attempt to avoid taking damage. Instead of shooting enemies, words will pop up over them, and you'll have to type the word as fast as possible. As the game continues, words and phrases become more complex, and things pick up pace. At times things can get quite intense, and at its best, Typing of the Dead is an awesome race against the clock (and your own typing abilities). The best part is, while you're enjoying the zombie-slaying action, you're simultaneously improving your typing abilities. After spending an hour or two playing, my general typing accuracy and speed felt much better.
Unfortunately, the six-chapter story mode is pretty brief. Even on normal difficulty, most skilled typers will be able to clear the game after an hour or so. Luckily, Typing of the Dead contains a handful of additional modes to try out. Besides the main Arcade mode, there is also Original mode. This is a slightly altered version of the main game, with some tweaks to powerups and scoring. You can also check out Drill mode, which is an assortment of fun typing exercises to improve your skills. You can also race against the clock against each of the game's bosses in Boss Rush mode. That's not all; if you complete the game with the right ranking, you'll unlock a few other fun modes as well.
Overall, Typing of the Dead is a unique version of a beloved arcade classic, and it improves upon the original game in some fun ways. The game is tongue-in-cheek, and celebrates its ridiculous nature. There is a good assortment of modes to try, and the core experience is fun enough that it's worth a try. If you haven't checked out Typing of the Dead, you should definitely give it a try!