My Typing Scores

All results of the current identity: best speed, average speed, best accuracy and test count, with a per-type result list.

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      Typing history, course practice and best speed

      My Typing Scores

      Official Tests and Course Practice

      My Typing Scores stores both official typing-test results and keyboard course practice records. Official test scores show complete typing performance in Chinese, English and Wubi, while keyboard practice scores are saved by course code so you can review the number of practice sessions and the best score for each course. The two types of scores are not mixed on the leaderboard.

      Statistics

      Statistics mainly use official typing-test scores. Best speed, average speed and highest accuracy describe official test performance. Course practice is viewed separately by specific course so that the speed from short exercises using only a few basic keys is not directly compared with complete-text typing tests.

      Course Scores

      After completing a keyboard practice session, the system saves the result by practice source and course code, such as home-row practice, progressive courses, single-finger practice or key correction. The completion page shows the current speed, accuracy and time, along with the historical best speed and total completed rounds for the course.

      Filtering and Pagination

      The score list can be filtered by official typing-test types such as Chinese, English and Wubi, and by the available status conditions for valid or unranked results. Keyboard practice scores are distinguished by course and are not directly combined with complete-text typing test results.

      Unranked Scores

      To prevent a single anomalous submission from being completely lost, some scores with unusually high speed or a clear mismatch between character count and speed may remain in personal records and be marked as unranked. These records do not enter the public leaderboard.

      Guest Identity and Nickname

      Score records are associated with the guest identity stored in the current browser and do not require registration or login. You can change the guest nickname on this page, and historical scores will automatically display the new nickname. After clearing browser data, changing devices or using an incognito window, the original guest identity may no longer be recognized.

      What Records Are Included in My Typing Scores?

      This page summarizes typing records associated with the current guest identity, including official typing tests and keyboard course practice. Official tests are used to review overall typing performance, while course practice is saved by specific course so you can see how many times you have practiced a course and its best speed.
      • Stores both official typing-test results and keyboard course practice records, using separate statistics for each
      • Official tests provide Chinese, English and Wubi history and best speed records
      • Keyboard practice is saved by course, with the best speed and completed rounds available for each course
      • After each keyboard practice round, view the current speed, accuracy, time and the course's historical best speed
      • Anomalous typing-test scores may be retained and marked as unranked but do not enter the public leaderboard
      • Guest identity is stored in the current browser, allowing score records without registration
      Complete-text typing tests are useful for tracking overall speed, while keyboard courses are designed for repeated practice of specific key positions. Keeping the two types of records separate makes practice progress easier to understand.
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