1. Computing Technology for the Disabled By: Katelyn Powers

2. Touch Screen A touch screen is a device used for people with a lack of fine motor skills The touch screen is a monitor that uses the touch of a finger tip instead of a mouse The cost of a touch screen ranges from $525-$1,015

3. Magic Touch Magic touch is a portable touch screen that clicks on to your monitor, after installing the software It can be used with note books Magic Touch ranges from $179-$214

4. Foot Mouse A foot mouse allows an individual to use his or her foot instead of a mouse This is a very good device to use in order to prevent or reduce the pain of carpal tunnel

5. Large Key Keyboard A Large Key Keyboard is a device used for someone with bad eyesight, a beginner typist or someone with a lack of fine motor skills A Large Key Keyboard is $159

6. Personal Communicator The Personal Communicator is a device used for someone who is blind The Personal Communicator uses sound to tell the person what is on the screen The Personal Communicator not only speaks the words on the screen, but can also sign them

7. JAWS for Windows Jaws for Windows is a computer software that magnifies words on the screen for someone who has poor eyesight $830-$4,250

8. The END Have a great Summer!!!!