HAS ANYONE GOT ANY ANSWERS TO HANDLING THE SHAKES ON THE ABOVE ITEMS.
IS THERE A PARTICULAR MOUSE THAT ANYONE CAN RECOMMEND ?
WITH TOUCH SCREENS NOW AVAILABE HAS ANYONE FOUND THEM OF BENIFIT ?
Hi and welcome,
Someone told me about an Apple keyboard (can't remember which model).
From Google, here is a link to do with computers.
http://adapt-it.net/it-disability-expert.co.uk/blog/?p=35
My laptop keyboard is better than my desktop one. Sorry, can't help on the touch screen as don't have one.
Someone told me about an Apple keyboard (can't remember which model).
From Google, here is a link to do with computers.
http://adapt-it.net/it-disability-expert.co.uk/blog/?p=35
My laptop keyboard is better than my desktop one. Sorry, can't help on the touch screen as don't have one.
Hi Arren1
We've got a handy page on our website about accessibility options and help getting online for people with Parkinson's - http://www.parkinsons.org.uk/gettingonline
Though we can't recommend a specific mouse, an organisation called AbilityNet may be able to help you. The organisation aims to make computer technology available to people with disabilities. Their FREE helpline 0800 269 545 offers expert advice and information.
The AbilityNet website is http://www.abilitynet.org.uk/
There is also a discussion that was on our forum last year called "Are iPads helpful to people with Parkinson's?"
You can still see the thread at http://bit.ly/18l1qMx
Hope you find some of this useful.
Best wishes
Dave
Digital Team
We've got a handy page on our website about accessibility options and help getting online for people with Parkinson's - http://www.parkinsons.org.uk/gettingonline
Though we can't recommend a specific mouse, an organisation called AbilityNet may be able to help you. The organisation aims to make computer technology available to people with disabilities. Their FREE helpline 0800 269 545 offers expert advice and information.
The AbilityNet website is http://www.abilitynet.org.uk/
There is also a discussion that was on our forum last year called "Are iPads helpful to people with Parkinson's?"
You can still see the thread at http://bit.ly/18l1qMx
Hope you find some of this useful.
Best wishes
Dave
Digital Team
I have Dragon software, rarely need to use the mouse or the keyboard. Having said that I have a roller ball mouse!!! which I use with my left hand.
Caroline
Caroline
Many thanks for all the replies with great links and advice