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Products that match: On-Screen keyboards

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Operating System

A map with a search bar at the top and a keyboard at the bottom with widely spaced keys that have a bold baseline.

DyslexiaKey

An app that makes typing less frustrating for those with dyslexia. By using a specific font created specifically for dyslexic individuals, this app allows people affected by dyslexia to type with ease in the iOS app of their choice and on the iOS device of choice.

On-screen keyboard that includes function keys, arrow keys, and menu options.

FreeClav 2009

A virtual keyboard with a predictive dictionary. It is intended for people who do not use the computer keyboard, but who can move a pointer on the screen, or who have a single contact as a means of access. 

A modified onscreen keyboard with a yellow background, gray keys with black letters, and white predicted words. There are buttons written underneath for erasing, space bar, speaking, capital, and stop. Below that in heavy black font are the words written in the text box.

Head Eye Communication (Various Models)

A program specially designed for people who need a quick communication tool when they have to control their computer with head, eye, or other movements using an on-screen keyboard. 

An on-screen keyboard with the label College-Word. The screen is divided into 3 major sections: AZERTY in orange keys at the top and is separated from the lower section by a line of black keys labeled: Geom, Trig, Prob., Funct. and a Latin a- Greek a. The lower left orange keys are Geometric symbols and the blue keys are general Math symbols, even the number pad.

Handimathkey

Onscreen keyboard for entering mathematical formulas designed to meet the needs of pupils or students with dyslexic disorders or who need an alternative interface such as for eye gazing. 

A toolbar with icon buttons for Home, Back, Forward, Page orientation, Exit, Favorites, Help, OnScreen Keyboard, Audio Help, Mouse click, TTS, TTS mouse select, and Stop.

MiniWeb

Navigation software for use as an internet browser with accessible mouse input and TTS for accessing the internet.

A screenshot of an onscreen keyboard with gray keys on either side of the space bar.

Runtime keyboard

A virtual onscreen keyboard that can be used with a mouse click or touch screen and can be customized to change the keys to be any size or color, with pictures on them, and programmed to do anything, like type a certain character, even a whole word or series of commands. 

Screenshot of Touch-It Virtual Keyboard and design menu.

Touch-It Virtual Keyboard

A set of tools to build and use on-screen keyboards. Type right away using the preset layouts or create a keyboard from scratch using the Designer.

Gray on-screen keyboard with a number pad to the right and F-keys at the top.

Virtual keyboard

An on-screen keyboard that offers point-and-click typing using pointing devices such as a head pointer, mouse, graphic tablet, trackball, etc. This program is designed primarily for a disabled person but it can be used also to teach children to write, to prepare kiosk environments, etc.

Two iPhones, one above the other, each with a text box above a QWERTY keyboard in landscape. The tagline written is "Adjust the Size of Your Keys". The iPhone on top displays a keyboard that is 1.5 times larger and brighter than the one below it.

Big Keys Keyboard

An Apple app that allows the user to custom-resize the mobile device's keyboard and emoji sizes so that they can easily be seen by those with poor vision or for those who need larger keys so that pressing the right one is less frustrating.

A partial iPhone with a black background and a QWERTY keyboard written in white capital letters. On the first line are 5 large white dots which are followed by a blue cursor line.

FlickType Keyboard

An app for iOS devices that uses the QWERTY layout, tap typing, and gestures. It is designed to be as accessible as possible. 

A virtual keyboard with keys in different colors. The text box is at the top, below a toolbar, and auto-word suggestions are below this, in yellow. There is a toolbar on the right and another below the keyboard. Above the screen are 6 different nations' flags.

Dys-Vocal suite

A reading and writing assistance software for people with Dys disorders (dyslexia, dysorthography, visuospatial dyspraxia). It includes voice recognition dictation, computer control by voice, auto-completion by word prediction, and TTS playback. Also included is a module for syllabic cutting used to facilitate reading.