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REACH On-Screen Suite
Quick Overview
REACH is a premier, adaptive/assistive technology software that is not only an on-screen keyboard but a tool chest, loaded with features to help you write, access information, communicate, access the Internet, learn, and and dynamically interact with others as easy and efficiently as possible.
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| Item # | Product Name | Availabilty | Price |
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Standard Features
Smart Lists Features
- Complete keyboard emulation
- Floats above windows
- Word Predictor: predicts words and sentences from your writing patterns
- Adjustable keyboard size
- Adjustable number of keys
- Dwell Selection: hover over the selected key and it will click for you
- Multiple layouts: alphabetical, qwerty, and phonetic (optional)
- Change the language on your computer, and ScreenDoors changes as well
- Speech augmentation
- Multimedia keyboard authoring system
- 250+ built-in keyboards: qwerty, children's, etc
- 10 built-in assessment tools
Smart Lists Features
- Provides a list of possible word beginnings
- Less number of clicks required for typing each word
- Drop-down list presented at the last key selected on the keyboard
- Word and Letter Prediction
- Customize prediction by adding unrecognized words or by importing your own dictionaries
- Simplifies keyboard display to help find the next letter you need
- Decide whether to show or not show the number keys, punctuation keys, or control keys
- "Gray and Make Active" option: unlikely keys are "grayed out" but can still be typed
- "Gray and Make Inactive" option: unlikely keys are grayed out and cannot be typed
- "Change Colors" option: where the colors of unlikely keys are changed
- Increase your scanning speed and accuracy
- Use one or two switches to preform mouse operations
- Use standard line scanning or first use section scanning to identify the general area of the display where the target point is located and precisely position the mouse
- Several button options: click, double click, drag, left or right mouse button, scroll down or up, pulse click, cancel, launch a favorite application, Shift+, Control+, etc
- Adjust time settings for section and line scanning
- "Scan Active Window First" and "AutoClick" options to save time
- Sound options for auditory feedback
- An array of "keys" which represent phonemes rather than letters
- Pictures are presented to help find sounds (picture of a bus for the "B" sound)
- Smart Keys removes phonemes that don't follow the entered sounds
- In a completed experiment, children with and without learning (spelling) disabilities were significantly more accurate in spelling when using the phonetic keyboard than when using a standard alphabetic keyboard. Results for adult subjects were very similar.
| Technical | System Requirements
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| Brand | Applied Human Factors |
| Manufacturer Name | Applied Human Factors |
| Assembly Required | No |
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| Choking Hazard | No |
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| Sterile | No |