Children With Autism Use Alternative Keyboard To Communicate With Their Families And Th... - 0 views
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Using a unique keyboard with only two "keys" and a novel curriculum, teachers with Project Blue Skies are giving children with autism the ability to both communicate and to explore the online world.
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For people with carpal tunnel syndrome, as well as other hand and finger ailments, the motions driving the OrbiTouch are far kinder than those for a keyboard.
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the various letter and number combinations are created by matching color schemes indicated on the two grips, so the training curriculum matches well to a game-like environment.
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"Using a unique keyboard with only two 'keys' and a novel curriculum, teachers with Project Blue Skies are giving children with autism the ability to both communicate and to explore the online world."
