Any tips for learning?

[KH6AQ]

Practice every day and you will learn to focus. Learn to continue on when you miss a letter. 

CW comes easy to some and hard to others. I knew one ham who struggled mightily for months and in the end his determination made him a decent operator. I taught code to one ham who learned it in three short sessions yet after passing his Technician exam never worked code. And I taught code to a 7 year old girl who learned all 26 letters in one 20 minute session. Me, I was somewhere in the middle with a month of work needed to pass the Novice 5 WPM exam.

[WX2S]

Here's a resource I'm using now to build speed:

http://www.morseresource.com/podcasts.php

I'm listening to the quotes a couple of times, then going back and seeing what the actual quotes were on the quote of the day page. Then I listen again, maybe a couple of times. It seems to be helping.

73,
Wx2s.

[KH2G]

Do not try to learn in order ie a,b,c,d,e... try e,i,s,h,5 t,m,o,0 etc soon you will make words then sentences.
Trying to learn in order will ruin a person. (Taught cw in the military - age dated -hi) Notice the first series was all dits? . .. ... .... ..... you can now send 5 shes
You'll get there.
73
Dick

[W0ALE]

I've been learning the Koch method through an Android app called KMT Pro.  It's great!  I've been practicing 15-20 minutes at lunch...you start with 2 letters and write down which letters you hear.  When I can copy with 95% success I add another character. It's amazing what I've learned in just a few months.  I also picked up a key and oscillator so I can practice what I've been learning.  Good luck!!