I work in Information Technology at Altoona Regional Health System. We have an employee here at the hospital with Multiple Sclerosis who has use of only one hand, and it’s been very difficult for him to type on a standard size keyboard. His councilor from the Department of Vocational Rehabilitation suggested he try to get a smaller keyboard. I searched the internet for a small keyboard for one handed typists, and came across the site: child size keyboards, where I recently purchased a Childsize Keyboard.

I was told by my Purchasing Agent that you were interested feedback on the keyboard.

The keyboard was put in place on Tuesday, and on Wednesday I spoke to the employee. He said the size of the keyboard is just what he needed. He can easily reach from one end to the other with no problem. He said the keys are a little small, but not so small that it would cause any problem. He also likes the responsive light touch, and the feel of the keys. The placement of some of the keys is different, but nothing he couldn’t get used to with a little practice. He was very pleased.

I hope this response is what you were looking for, and is a benefit to others who might be on the fence about purchasing this product.

Thank you so much for filling a need with a great product.

Terri Kane
IT Technician
Altoona Regional Health System