What KEYBAKI Labs is
A safe practice computer where anyone learns everyday computer skills with Tcha, from typing to staying safe online. Why it matters, and how to open it.
KEYBAKI Labs is a safe practice computer in your browser at labs.keybaki.com. You learn everyday computer skills with Tcha, your guide, by doing them, not just reading about them.
Why computer skills matter
Knowing how to use a computer is the key to all digital learning:
- Learn more on Keybaki. Move around your digital books, type answers and finish worksheets faster.
- Research well. Search the internet, judge whether a source can be trusted and check an AI answer.
- Ready for school and work. Write documents, use spreadsheets, send email and stay safe online.
With digital skills, your library is wherever you are.
The six areas
- Computer Foundations — the parts of a computer, the mouse and the keyboard.
- Typing Studio — lessons, tests and games for faster, more accurate typing.
- Desktop, Files & Editing — folders, finding files, copy and paste.
- Documents, Sheets & Slides — writing a document, a spreadsheet and a slideshow.
- Internet & Communication — the browser, email, online forms and chat.
- Digital Safety & Responsible AI — strong passwords, phishing, privacy and checking an AI answer.
Everything happens on a practice computer, so your real files, email and accounts are never touched.
Opening it
- Tap KEYBAKI Labs in the menu. It opens labs.keybaki.com in a new tab.
- Sign in with your Keybaki account if Labs asks. You use the same phone number or PIN as in the app.
- Your progress is saved to your account, so it follows you to any computer.
Parents can also open KEYBAKI Labs from a child's card on Family.
Who it is for
Students, parents and teachers all learn in KEYBAKI Labs. Start at any age, at your own pace. Teachers and school staff use it free; for students and parents it is part of the family pass (KEYBAKI Labs and the family pass).
Common issues
- On a shared school computer. Sign out of KEYBAKI Labs when you finish, so the next learner does not carry on in your account.
- Labs asks me to sign in again. Signing out of Keybaki, or Sign out everywhere, also signs you out of KEYBAKI Labs. Sign in again; your progress is kept.
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