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TypeTastic vs Typing Agent

TypeTastic

7.4#1 in typing softwareFrom $680 a year
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FactTypeTasticTyping Agent
CurriculumThe School Edition keyboarding curriculum includes more than 700 activities, with K-5 digital literacy content also available.Curricula include Keyboarding Foundations K-2 and 3+, Spanish Lessons, coding, Digital Citizenship, Social Emotional Learning, Targeted Practice, Type Your Own Adventure, and Notepad.
HeadquartersHelsinki, FinlandSnohomish, Washington, USA
IntegrationsThe School Edition page lists Clever Secure Sync, Google SSO, Office365 SSO, Google Classroom, and Classlink SSO for the Large School & District plan.Rostering and sign-on integrations include Clever, ClassLink, Google Classroom, Microsoft, and SFTP Upload.
ProductTypeTastic is an online typing tutor that teaches fluent touch typing through games and activities.Typing Agent is a web-based K-12 typing and digital-skills platform for schools and districts.
SupportTypeTastic lists a US toll-free sales number, an international phone number, and an email contact on its site.World-class technical support is available Monday through Friday from 7:30am to 4:00pm PST.
TrialThe School and Large School & District tiers advertise a free 60-day trial.New sign-ups receive a 3-day demo and can request a 30-day free trial from the demo dashboard.

TypeTastic plans

  • FreeFree
  • School / District subscription$680 a year
  • Large School & DistrictPriced on request
  • SchoolPriced on request
  • TypeTastic with Digital CitizenshipPriced on request

Typing Agent plans

  • School and district licensePriced on request

Pick TypeTastic if…

TypeTastic suits students learning touch typing and schools or districts seeking a K-12 keyboarding curriculum with teacher controls.

Pick Typing Agent if…

It is aimed at schools and districts teaching typing and digital skills. Teachers and administrators can use its assignment, progress, and participation reports to manage student practice.

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