Assistive TechnologyFine Motor/Dexterity ToolsThe Occupational Therapist is the most knowledgeable person in the areas of fine motor and dexterity.
Assistive technology devices that may help student with fine motor and dexterity:
ABLEDATA- a free searchable
database of assistive technology products
Activities of Daily Living -The many devices that help us with routine daily activities such as eating, cooking, and dressing
Alternative Computer Keyboard
Alternative Computer Mouse
Art
Computer Access -Devices that allow an individual to operate a computer who cannot use a standard keyboard or mouse
- Don Johnston Switch
Interface Pro
- Microsoft Windows Accessibility
Features – (StickyKeys, FilterKeys, MouseKeys, ToggleKeys, Scalable User
Interface Elements, Pointer Schemes, Pointer Speed & Acceleration, Pointer
Visibility, SnapTo, Configure mouse for right- or left-handed use, Click speed,
Click Lock, On-Screen Keyboard, Cursor Width Control)
- IntelliKeys keyboard with
ports for 2 switches
- Switch with Morse code
Environmental Control - Tools that allow a person to turn on/off electronic devices in their environment
- Light switch extension
- Switch Adapted Fan
- Use of interface and switch to turn on electrical appliances (radio, blender, fan, etc.)
Head Pointers and Mouth Sticks
Holders
- Universal Cuff holder – holds eating utensil, marker, crayon, etc.
- Arm supports
Recreation and Leisure
Stabilizing Materials
- Dycem or anti-slip
carpet padding
- Velcro
Stamps
Switch Software
Switches and Mounts |