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Do you need a childsize keyboard for your one handed typist?
- Move the keyboard to be in front of the hip, the same side of the body as the hand they will use to type with one hand.
- Put the good hand on FGHJ, the one hand typing HOMEBASE
- In touch typing you must leave either the F finger, or the J finger on HOMEBASE.
- Leaving the J finger on HOMEBASE, lift up the other three fingers, and see if you can touch the Q key with the F finger.
- Go back to HOMEBASE. Leaving the F finger on HOMEBASE, lift up the other three fingers, and see if you can touch the P key with the J finger.
If you cannot easily do both reaches, then you need a childsize keyboard.
If you can, consider a compact keyboard
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Designed for adult hands, in a small workspace
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| Above: Normal adult keyboard compared to childsize kids keyboard. Shown: Little Princess Pink & Purple Keyboard | Above: Compact ACK, with trackball. This is a mini keyboard, often mistaken for a chidsize. |
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Your child may be typing on a normal adult size keyboard, but they are NOT typing well. It is impossible for their smaller hands. But they are training themselves to type poorly as a "hunt and pecker." A habit that is going to be very difficult to break as they get older. You would not ask a child to ride an adult bike. Don't ask them to type to learn to type correctly on an adult size keyboard. They needs a Kid's Keyboard. |
A compact keyboard is excellent for anyone in a cramped workspace, who also needs a normal size.
Adult RIGHT one handed typists will find these useful as we need to push the keyboard over to the right. The number pad on a normal keyboard will not allow us to do this. |
| All childsize keyboards are compact. But only a few compact keyboards are child sized, like ours! On a small hands keyboard, the distance from Q over to P is from 5 1/2" to 6". Normal keyboards are 6 3/4" | The footprint on a standard keyboard is about 18". On a compact keyboard is it 13". |
See all of our childsize keyboards for little fingers and small hands |
See all of our compact fingers, for those in cramped working spaces and right one handed typists. |
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New!!!
NORMAL But Childsize Keyboard,
for One HandTypists
and those with Small Hands
In stock now!
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What's New?
One Hand Typing and Keyboarding & Resources on CD
($49, plus $7 s/h): On the CD are ...
1) Many versions of One Hand Typing and Keyboarding Manuals: some to practice on screen, and one to print
2) One Handed Office Professional eBook: How To Be The Most Productive Person in Your Office
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