a) types of disabilities- spinal cord injury, finger dexterity, low motor control
b) brand found in schools- IntelliTools
c) pictures and video-
d) locate a tutorial-
As talked about in Chapter 8 in our textbook, adapted keyboards can come in many different types. These types could include expanded keyboard, mini-keyboards, one-handed keyboards, on-screen keyboards, and customizable. Students usually have characteristics similar to poor motor control, cognitive deficits, cannot use a keyboard, and need modifications to standard overlays. These assistive technology tools should be placed in a students IEP.
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