ABCD: A Basic Course in Dvorak

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One-Handed Dvorak

For people with hand injuries, there are one-handed variations of the Dvorak layout that people can learn. With the one-handed versions (there are separate layouts for left-handed and right-handed), the hand rests near the center of the keyboard. (This typing tutor does not cover the on-handed variations, sorry!)

(Wikipedia)

Lesson 2
Introducing E and T:
Home row, Second fingers

eeee tttt eeee tttt  eeee tttt eeee tttt
eeee tttt eeee tttt  eeee tttt eeee tttt
et et et et
tee tee tee tee
tete tete tete tete
eet eet eet eet
t e et te teet tee teet tete et
t e et te teet tee teet tete et

ABCD: A Basic Course in Dvorak

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One-Handed Dvorak

Lesson 2
Introducing E and T:
Home row, Second fingers

ABCD: A Basic Course in Dvorak

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One-Handed Dvorak

Lesson 2 Introducing E and T: Home row, Second fingers

Lesson 2
Introducing E and T:
Home row, Second fingers