ducktypen.nl

An online typing course for children that teaches touch typing through games and exercises

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02

About ducktypen.nl

DuckTypen is an online touch-typing course built around a reporter role in the fictional Duckburg newspaper. Lessons combine games with typing exercises, and students who complete the course receive a diploma.

Product: An online typing course for children combining touch-typing exercises and games.

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