| 15 tips and ideas | |
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 | Adapted mouse Simple modifications enable a person with impaired hand function to use a mouse with trackball |
 | Computer workstation Ergonomic computer workstation suitable for persons with tetraplegia |
 | Computer workstation Individually adapted computer workstation suitable for people with extensive disabilities |
 | Computer workstation at home with MouseTrapper MouseTrapper facilitates computer work suitable for persons who have or are at risk of having shoulder problems |
 | Custom modification to control computer with head mouse The reflector that controls the head mouse is glued to a small clothes pin |
 | Customized mouse Computer mouse for persons with impaired hand function. |
 | iPad Handheld computer with touchscreen easy to use for people with disabilities |
 | Mini keyboard The user switched to a smaller keyboard and had less elbow pain. |
 | Telephone with headset Telephone with headset for persons who find it difficult to hold the receiver. |
 | Telephone with hearing loop Telephone with large buttons and hearing loop make it possible to record phone calls. |
 | Typing sticks for typing on computer Assistive device for persons with impaired dexterity |
 | Typing sticks for writing on computer Durable typing sticks; assistive device for persons who lack finger function |
 | Universal holder on wrist bandage Holder for flatware and typing sticks sewn onto wrist bandage, suitable for persons without wrist function or finger dexterity |
 | Use of phone assisted by computer and modem allows people with extensive disabilities to use a telephone independently |
 | Writing stick for keyboarding Writing stick made of hobby clay, appropriate for persons with impaired dexterity. |