Dactylography
Pronunciation: /ˈdæktɪɫˈɑɡˈɹɑˈfaɪ/
Dactylography (noun)
- The study of typing using finger movements, including how people place fingers and move them to produce words.
- A method of analysing typing patterns from a text to help identify the person who typed it.
Examples
- Dactylography studies how people type with their fingers.
- The class uses dactylography to improve typing accuracy.