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Cambridge University may end handwritten abilityanswersartcomputerdifficultdifficultiesexamsillegiblelecturermainlymarkersnothingpoorroutinelyseveralsometimetrenduniversitywriting after 800 years. Students may soon type their abilityanswersartcomputerdifficultdifficultiesexamsillegiblelecturermainlymarkersnothingpoorroutinelyseveralsometimetrenduniversitywriting on a abilityanswersartcomputerdifficultdifficultiesexamsillegiblelecturermainlymarkersnothingpoorroutinelyseveralsometimetrenduniversitywriting rather than use a pen. Exam abilityanswersartcomputerdifficultdifficultiesexamsillegiblelecturermainlymarkersnothingpoorroutinelyseveralsometimetrenduniversitywriting are complaining that exams are becoming more abilityanswersartcomputerdifficultdifficultiesexamsillegiblelecturermainlymarkersnothingpoorroutinelyseveralsometimetrenduniversitywriting to read because of abilityanswersartcomputerdifficultdifficultiesexamsillegiblelecturermainlymarkersnothingpoorroutinelyseveralsometimetrenduniversitywriting handwriting. Today's students abilityanswersartcomputerdifficultdifficultiesexamsillegiblelecturermainlymarkersnothingpoorroutinelyseveralsometimetrenduniversitywriting use laptops in lectures. They are losing the abilityanswersartcomputerdifficultdifficultiesexamsillegiblelecturermainlymarkersnothingpoorroutinelyseveralsometimetrenduniversitywriting to write by hand because writing causes students physical abilityanswersartcomputerdifficultdifficultiesexamsillegiblelecturermainlymarkersnothingpoorroutinelyseveralsometimetrenduniversitywriting. Their hand muscles are not used to writing for three hours at a abilityanswersartcomputerdifficultdifficultiesexamsillegiblelecturermainlymarkersnothingpoorroutinelyseveralsometimetrenduniversitywriting.

A Cambridge abilityanswersartcomputerdifficultdifficultiesexamsillegiblelecturermainlymarkersnothingpoorroutinelyseveralsometimetrenduniversitywriting said handwriting is a "lost abilityanswersartcomputerdifficultdifficultiesexamsillegiblelecturermainlymarkersnothingpoorroutinelyseveralsometimetrenduniversitywriting". She said: "Twenty years ago, students abilityanswersartcomputerdifficultdifficultiesexamsillegiblelecturermainlymarkersnothingpoorroutinelyseveralsometimetrenduniversitywriting [wrote] by hand abilityanswersartcomputerdifficultdifficultiesexamsillegiblelecturermainlymarkersnothingpoorroutinelyseveralsometimetrenduniversitywriting hours a day, but now they write virtually abilityanswersartcomputerdifficultdifficultiesexamsillegiblelecturermainlymarkersnothingpoorroutinelyseveralsometimetrenduniversitywriting by hand, except exams." She said handwriting has been on "a downward abilityanswersartcomputerdifficultdifficultiesexamsillegiblelecturermainlymarkersnothingpoorroutinelyseveralsometimetrenduniversitywriting" for years. The lecturer said abilityanswersartcomputerdifficultdifficultiesexamsillegiblelecturermainlymarkersnothingpoorroutinelyseveralsometimetrenduniversitywriting students' handwriting is so abilityanswersartcomputerdifficultdifficultiesexamsillegiblelecturermainlymarkersnothingpoorroutinelyseveralsometimetrenduniversitywriting that students had to return to the abilityanswersartcomputerdifficultdifficultiesexamsillegiblelecturermainlymarkersnothingpoorroutinelyseveralsometimetrenduniversitywriting to read out their answers to examiners who could not read the abilityanswersartcomputerdifficultdifficultiesexamsillegiblelecturermainlymarkersnothingpoorroutinelyseveralsometimetrenduniversitywriting.