For example, Keyboarding by Ability ($150) helps individuals with the use of one hand (or as little as three fingers) learn to type through guided practice. They are taught how to maneuver their hand over the keyboard through progressively challenging lessons that build upon another. Learning is reinforced through quizzes and drills that can be timed at 1, 3, and 5 minutes. Giving students with varying disabilities quicker ways to type is increasingly useful in our technology driven world. I can see this being helpful for a number of students in the high school as so much of what we do uses a computer.

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