Keyboard Stand
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Bobby, using Spell-A-Word, and Cameron with 2+2, both using BigKeys on Keyboard Stand
Note the great angle (about 45 degrees on left and 60 degrees on right)
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I had been using a similar stand for my new
model of my Auggie AAC device,
but
I'm
always seeking less expensive, more portable
solutions for mounting/positioning BigKeys,
EZ See, and Fusion note-taker. I love my SlantBoard for stability,
but it raises the bottom edge of the keyboard to about 2 inches, which
is OK for IntelliKeys.
But I needed the keyboard as close to the table surface as
possible. So I tried
my Auggie stand and what do you know? It worked great! For
both keyboards and the Fusion!
Having this great angle to these keyboards greatly reduces, what I call, head-bobbing, where the user has to look down, then up at the monitor, then down, then up, etc. Also, it takes the heel of the palm out of the 'picture', so accidental spaces are eliminated. And it puts the keyboard at an angle in line with the screen.
It's light, easy to transport, and stays in place (I put my Stick & Stuck material on the bottom and where the keyboard sits).
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Bobby, using Spell-A-Word, and Cameron with 2+2, both using BigKeys on Keyboard Stand
Note the great angle (about 45 degrees on left and 60 degrees on right)
(click on any pic to enlarge!)
Front view of
stand-only on left, with EZ See keyboard
on right
Having this great angle to these keyboards greatly reduces, what I call, head-bobbing, where the user has to look down, then up at the monitor, then down, then up, etc. Also, it takes the heel of the palm out of the 'picture', so accidental spaces are eliminated. And it puts the keyboard at an angle in line with the screen.
EMay was completely
hunched over without the Keyboard Stand. You can see the
difference here!
(she's also using my Keyboard Separator, which *really* helped her to use her right hand more)
(Yes, her right hand is in a support; contact me for details)
(she's also using my Keyboard Separator, which *really* helped her to use her right hand more)
(Yes, her right hand is in a support; contact me for details)
It's light, easy to transport, and stays in place (I put my Stick & Stuck material on the bottom and where the keyboard sits).
| H-38-5 - 5 pack Keyboard
Stand.....$179 (All forms of ordering including P.O.'s) |
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| H-38 - Keyboard Stand.....$39 (credit card online orders only) |
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