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Keyboards and Keyboard Adaptations

Replacement keyboards and add-ons to meet individual needs
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Alternative Vocabulary 2: 
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Alternative Vocabulary 3: 
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Alternative Vocabulary 5: 
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Screenshot of a selection of text from Moby Dick displayed on an iOS device. The top and bottom of the screen have a light green and light purple border.

Optical character recognition iOS app designed for individuals who are blind or visually impaired.

Large rectangular device sitting on a table with a black surface that has a large yellow and green button on the top. Two cables connect it to a digital camera, which is attached to the table mount.

A switch control interface designed to enable individuals with severe physical, motor control, neurological or upper extremity disabilities or spinal cord injury to control a two-switch adapted device.

Large white, rectangular box-like device with two rows of three large colored buttons.

A Bluetooth-based large button alternative control interface that uses the VoiceOver (VO) and Switch-Control (SC) accessibility features to enable people with fine motor disabilities or who are blind to operate iOS devices. 

A virtual keyboard with a white and blue color scheme, and a text box filed with below it.

Virtual keyboard that allows individuals with upper extremity disabilities, quadriplegia, or severe physical disabilities select letters, numbers or commands on a computer by pressing a button or a pedal.

A white smartphone with an image of a black microphone inside a grid of small rectangles against a background of a blue circle with two lighter blue bands around it.

A speech recognition app for iOS devices that enables users to speak into the microphone and convert their speech into text and then directly send the message to an email program, SMS, WhatsApp, Twitter or Facebook.

Rectangular onscreen keyboard with large Qwerty layout and function buttons across the top.

A free, open-source multi-purpose on-screen keyboard. It was designed with the needs of handicapped persons in mind. 

Screenshot of main menu showing a large gird of control options.

A small, free, system tray app designed in Python to interpret one or two key presses pressed in a set way (morse) and convert them to the key equivalent. 

Screenshot of scanned text showing an insert of a magnified highlight of part of the text.

A scanning application with full optical character recognition (OCR) capability that can be used by visually impaired users who already have screen reader software.

Medium-sized blue and white device resembling the shape of a keyboard or Braille notetaker, with various black keys.

Braille keyboard designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision.

The words "Internet Speech" in blue and yellow, with a telephone graphic alongside.

Voice input and voice output web browser that users can operate via a telephone line.