Gen Z-ers Are Computer Whizzes. Just Don’t Ask Them to Type.
Wall Street Journal
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Summary
The article discusses the paradoxical nature of Generation Z, who are highly skilled with digital devices and adept at using various software and applications but often lack proficiency in traditional computer skills like typing. This generation’s reliance on mobile devices and touch-based interfaces contributes to their lower typing speeds and challenges with typing accuracy, despite their overall high level of digital literacy and competence.
