Keyboards can be adapted many ways. Keyboards can be made
with larger keys, made for use with only one
hand, made less complicated with fewer keys, include a key guard, use a different key layout, or be viewed on a screen.
LINK for more keyboard info
A computer mouse is used to point and click on a computer screen. Alternatives for a mouse include trackballs, touchpad controllers, foot controlled mouse, head controlled mouse, joy stick mouse, sip-n-puff mouse, switch adapted mouse, touch screens, or even, eye controlled mouses.
Software is now available that allows a person to talk to a computer and tell it what to do. Software also allows someone to listen to their computer as the computer reads information form the computer screen.
An Internet browser is the software that allows someone to view different web pages. The most popular browsers are Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Explorer. There are also other browsers available that may appeal to persons with different needs.
Microsoft Explorer, 3 & 4
Many people with disabilities use the earlier versions of this browser.
Accessible Equipment Directory: ABLEDATA Computer equipment listing
Accessible Internet Info: WebABLE
Fact Sheet: ABLEDATA on computer Access
Book: Computer and Web Resources for Persons with Disabilities