Equipment

Kensington Expert Mouse   Relevant Disability: Low Mobility, Manual Dexterity Mouse Alternative The expert mouse is great for those with limited movement or lack of fine movement in their hands.   Large ball with precise tracking.   Able to be used for both right and left handed users.   Customized buttons provide single-click options.
Penny and Giles Joystick   Relevant Disability: Low Mobility, Manual Dexterity Mouse Alternative Mouse Alternative for people who have difficulties with a standard mouse.   Is good for developing good hand-eye coordination.   Offers more control than a traditional mouse.   Users have separate buttons for mouse clicks and drags.
Kidsball   Relevant Disability: Low Mobility, Manual Dexterity Mouse Alternative   Large yellow ball is helpful where fine motor skills are absent.   Large ball does not require finger control.   Has a left and right mouse click button to avoid unwanted mouse clicks.
Cirque Cruise Cat   Relevant Disability: Manual Dexterity, Mobility Impairment Mouse Alternative Easy to use.   Requires only finger movement to navigate around the screen.   One touch surfing, scrolling and zooming.   Can be held in your hand.
Tash WinKing Keyboard   Relevant Disability: Manual Dexterity, Mobility Impairment, Learning Difficulties Large expanded keyboard is useful for gross motor skills.   This keyboard allows you to control both keyboard and mouse functions (great for people who have difficulty in maneuvering a traditional mouse).   All mouse directions, right and left click, double click and drag functions are performed by pressing directly on keyboard keys while in Mouse Mode.   Keys may be activated by mouth, stick, head pointer or finger.
Truform ergonomic keyboard   Relevant Disability: Manual Dexterity, Mobility Impairment Truform alleviates fatigue and stress with a sloped keyboard curve that naturally positions your hands, wrists, and shoulders in a more comfortable and natural position. Contoured design allows hands and forearms to rest at a natural angle.   Split-key design moves elbows gently away from body to ease stress in neck and shoulders.   Full-length wrist support extends under cursor and numeric keypads.
Big Keys LX   Relevant Disability: Manual Dexterity, Mobility Impairment, Low Vision This uniquely designed keyboard has 1" square keys, with letters 10 times larger than standard making them easy to see, find, read, and press.   Feature "no run-on keys" which means that only a single character will be generated regardless of how long the keys are held down.   A distinct click helps the user to recognize when a key has been pressed.
IntelliKeys Keyboard   Relevant Disability: Fine Motor Difficulties, Vision Impairments, Learning Disabilities Intellikeys is a programmable alternative keyboard that enables people with physical, visual, or cognitive disabilities to easily type, enter numbers, navigate on-screen displays and execute menu commands.  An expanded keyboard with a programmable surface.   Can be used with standard overlays or custom overlays.
Magic Touch Touchscreen Relevant Disability: Manual Dexterity This external add-on touchscreen kit is a user-friendly input device.  Magic Touch can help anyone to start learning how to use a computer without the difficulty of using a mouse. The point and click software is instantly accessible simply by touching the thing that would normally require moving and understanding a mouse and a pointer. Pressure-sensitive activation - by finger or stylus (pen).   Touch screen and mouse can be used together.
Contour RollerMouse™ Relevant Disability:   Mobility Impairment ie.:  RSI - Repetitive  Strain Injury, Carpel tunnel  The RollerMouse™ is an alternative pointing device.   It is a pointing device that is built into a wrist rest, this is attached to a two-piece plastic tray that holds your keyboard. Sits directly below the spacebar on the keyboard.   The RollerMouse™ has 3 buttons:  the left for standard single click; the middle for double clicking; the right for selecting menus.  Also has a scroll wheel.