or “Try not to look at the keyboard.” Or maybe you remember the polished, professional Mavis Beacon herself, in her boxy computer-animated blazer, or the graphic of her hands transparently ...

Though Mavis Beacon was not an actual person, the face of the software was. Her name was Renee L’Esperance, and she was a ...

There’s a chance it may have been the fictional character Mavis Beacon, a made-up entity from the popular education software game Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing released in 1987. Despite the fervor ...