Keyboard shortcuts are the easiest way to do things faster, but with the wide variety of software we all use it's hard to remember all the different shortcuts. In turn, even though we all know ...

If you’ve been reading ProfHacker for a while, you probably know that one of our primary goals is to talk about those things in academia that people simply don’t talk about. If you’re here--so the ...

If you spend any decent amount of time working with PowerPoint, you'll want to check out this free resource offering all the keyboard shortcuts you can use in the ...

Keyboard shortcuts are awesome-sauce. Anytime you can keep your hands on your keys instead of reaching for the mouse, you’re saving precious seconds. Of course, it takes time to learn those shortcuts, ...

A computer scientist has developed software which assists users in identifying and learning shortcuts so that they can become as fast as expert users. This new interface mechanism is easy to integrate ...

Now that you’ve had a chance to install the Windows 7 Release Candidate and spend a few weeks exploring the OS, it’s time to get serious and learn some keyboard shortcuts. Windows 7 adds some new ones ...

The Austrian developer Ergonis has updated its useful keyboard tool KeyCue for macOS. The tool makes it possible to display which keyboard shortcuts are available for a currently open app at the touch ...

The following lesson was created by Vimeo for its Vimeo Video School. It's used here with permission. Look for a new lesson each week. I'm sure keyboard shortcuts like COMMAND S, COMMAND C, COMMAND V, ...

There may be no clearer sign of a computer novice than the failure to use keyboard shortcuts. My mom, for instance, has been using a computer regularly for only a few years, and it can be painful for ...

Gmail just made it easier to learn its large assortment of keyboard shortcuts: Press the question-mark key on your keyboard and a shortcut reference guide pops up. It's even transparent, so it doesn't ...

When I use Microsoft Word, I rarely touch the mouse. That's because I know all the keyboard shortcuts for things like copying, pasting, indenting, and document navigation. Turns out a lot of those ...