Tux Typing
6.1#22 in typing tutor softwareFree planFree planLinuxmacOSWindows
VisitTux Typing vs TypeTastic
TypeTastic
7.4#1 in typing softwareFrom $680 a yearFree planAndroidiOSWeb
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| Fact | Tux Typing | TypeTastic |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | Tux4Kids describes its software as intended for parents, teachers, and kids, and says it can be used at home or on school computers. | School Edition provides a K-12 keyboarding curriculum and teacher tools for schools and districts. |
| Platforms | Tux4Kids says it supports Windows, Macintosh, and Linux/Unix; the Tux Typing download page links Windows and macOS downloads and source code releases. | The service runs in a web browser and supports iPads with iOS 16 or newer and Android tablets with Android 13 or newer; tablet use requires an external keyboard. |
| Support | Tux4Kids says its programs are supported by active communities of volunteer developers. | TypeTastic lists a US toll-free sales number, an international phone number, and an email contact on its site. |
Tux Typing plans
- FreeFree
TypeTastic plans
- FreeFree
- School / District subscription$680 a year
- Large School & DistrictPriced on request
- SchoolPriced on request
- TypeTastic with Digital CitizenshipPriced on request
Pick Tux Typing if…
Tux Typing suits children practicing keyboard skills, with parents or teachers choosing software for home or school computers. It may also suit users who want customizable, free typing practice.
Pick TypeTastic if…
TypeTastic suits students learning touch typing and schools or districts seeking a K-12 keyboarding curriculum with teacher controls.