[Trainer-talk] One-handed keyboard software

[Beth Koenig]

In Windows Vista it's the Ease of Access Center. You want to setup the
system to use toggle keys. Then it's just a matter of learning to
touch type with one hand. Many computer programmers and engineers
learned to do that so their free hand can be used for other work
related tasks. Some editions of Mavis Bacon Teaches Typing come with a
manual on how to type with one hand on a regular qwerty keyboard.
Beth Koenig
bethko at gmail.com
Director of Deaf Blind Services
Orange County Deaf Advocacy Center
2960 Main Street A100
Irvine, CA 92614
http://www.deafadvocacy.org/dbs
Health, safety, and productivity are the cornerstones of independence.
At the Orange County Deaf Advocacy Center we provide the training and
services necessary for the deaf and disabled to achieve equality and
independence in all areas of life.



On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 1:22 PM, Chip Johnson <cjohnson at cocenter.org> wrote:
> I have a student who can only type with one hand. We have a Matias
> half-qwerty keyboard which works well but she'd like to be able to use her
> laptop without lugging around an extra keyboard. Does anyone know of
> software that would make the keyboard easily usable with only one hand?
>
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