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Input devices

Mouseless navigation

Individuals with motor impairments, or who are blind might not be able to navigate a computer via a mouse.  They can use a variety of different input devices as an alternative to a traditional mouse or touchpad.

  1. Keyboard
  2. Trackball
  3. Touchscreen
  4. Headmouse
  5. Eyegaze
  6. Voice control (Mac or third-party software)
  7. Smartpen
  8. Handwriting into text converter
  9. Tap
  10. Switch interface
  11. Footmouse
  12. Mousekeys (Windows)

 

Keyboardless navigation

Alternatively, for those that do not use a traditional physical keyboard, there are options as well.  You will notice some are the same.

  1. On Screen Keyboard (mouse or alternative mouse to control keyboard)
  2. Mouse
  3. Touchpad
  4. Trackball
  5. Touchscreen
  6. Headmouse
  7. Eygaze
  8. Voice control
  9. Smartpen
  10. Handwriting into text converter
  11. Tap
  12. Switch interface
  13. Speech recognition
  14. Headpointer
  15. One-handed keyboard
  16. smaller keyboard

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