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These reduced keyboards have keys in closely arranged order. They
are helpful for students with significant weakness or a limited
range of motion in their hands or arms. They can be used with head
or mouth pointers. A stylus is often used in place of fingers.
Examples
MacMini or WinMini (
TASH International,
Inc.)
This
small keyboard is activated with minimal force. Use with fingers
or pointers. It includes all keys and mouse commands. Layout options
have QWERTY or Frequency-of-Use choices where the most frequently
used letters are placed toward the center of the keyboard. (Mac,
PC)
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