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0 page PDF book - published 1998
Pupils with special education needs and people with disabilities can gain much from information technology. However, many have difficulty using a standard keyboard and mouse, and have to use adapted or special input devices. Examples of such devices are: keyguards; keyboard adaptations; alternative keyboards; voice recognition; joystick and other pointing devices; ‘on-screen’ keyboards operated by switch/scanning pointing devices, or Morse code.
This downloadable book is a training and reference package. The main book (267 pages) is complemented by a Switch Scanning Interactive Tutorial software and Special Access to Computers video, both of which are available separately.
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