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WorksheetsKeyboards alternatives and adaptations Review
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Adding high contrast stickers is an example of what?
Adaptation
Alternative
Accessibility
Redefinition
Which of the following describes affordance?
the keyboard is affordable
extend the keyboard to allow existing knowledge to be applied
keyboard offers functions other than writing with text
offers fixed layouts
Which keyboard accessibility feature is only available on Windows and not on a Mac computer?
Sticky Keys
Slow Keys
Speech Recognition
Bounce Keys
Who is a typical user of a contracted keyboard?
Large ROM, poor or inconsistent motor control
Small ROM, good motor control
Small ROM, tremors
Contractural Lawyers
Which of the following describe: the distinctiveness of the key in comparison to the background and other keys?
proproceptive
contrast
feedback
transparency
Who is a typical user of a chorded keyboard (like the BAT keyboard)?
one handed user
user with cognitive impairments
user with poor coordination
user who is a big fan of Batman
Which accessibility feature holds down the modifier keys so you can type them one at a time?
Slow keys
Sticky Keys
Filter Keys
Bounce Keys
Changing the keyboard layout to Dvorak is an example of which of the following?
Adaptation
Alternative
Someone who loves symphony number 9
Redefinition
Who is frequent user of a keyboard keyguard?
user with poor coordination
user with high muscle tone
user with low vision
user who needs to type quickly
Random trivia from the reading: Windows has a pre-determined amount of time to choose for the slow keys feature. What is it?
1 to 10 seconds
0.3 to 20 seconds
0.1 to 10 seconds
1 to 20 seconds
