6. Sit up straight, leaning slightly forward in chair. Good posture helps fingers, eyes and brain to work together!
7. Sit a hand span away from the keyboard so that your elbows can rest comfortably by your sides.
8. Keep your hand and wrist aligned to prevent repetitive stress injuries such as carpel tunnel syndrome.
9. Keep your fingers curved with only the fingertips of your hands resting lightly on the home keys. Don’t let any other part of your body touch the keyboard or table!
11. Keep your thumb curved in and make a down-and-in motion with the side of your thumb on the space bar. Use the thumb of your dominant (writing) hand.