Who Can Use CubeWriter :: Special Education

Special Education

“It’s a good time to be dyslexic” (as stated in John’s Testimonial)

CubeWriter opens the door for people with learning disorders by providing an alternative way to write using the computer. CubeWriter was originally designed, by an occupational therapist, as a solution for students who have difficulty with writing in a conventional manner. It has become an alternative for ANYONE who has difficulty with the task of writing. CubeWriter’s flexible features allow people who struggle with correct spelling or memory problems to choose words rather than recall them. By seeing words on keys, people are able to enter information from the on-screen keyboard into word documents, worksheets, databases, e-mails, or any text-based program. Users also have several input options including mouse, touchscreen, switch, or alternative keyboards. Listed below are several suggested uses for people with learning difficulties.

Ways to Use CubeWriter:

- Using the mouse, touchscreen, or switch

Typing
Writing
Create word banks
Work related tasks (reports, accounting)
Personal communication (e-mails, letters)
Internet access

- Using regular or alternative keyboards

Reduces keystrokes (pre-programmed words)
Access word banks (for correct spelling)

- Increasing speed

*Note: See “Schools/Learning Centers" for more specific uses

Schools/Learning Centers

Switch Users/Scanning

People with Disabilities

Therapy / Hospitals

People with Learning Disorders

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