ccajd@iceman.jcu.oz (Alison Davis) (09/21/90)
Could anyone tell me of existing PC (any type) software to help a physically but not mentally handicapped primary school child do arithmetic. The child has reasonable use of one hand so a keyboard or a mouse is not a problem. The school has an Apple II ? of some description, but would be willing to acquire appropriate hardware if necessary. What the software needs to do is allow the child to type the arithmetic on a screen and have the answers displayed for a teacher to check. Alison Davis Computer Centre James Cook University Queensland Australia
tam@elxsi.dfrf.nasa.gov (Trindel Maine) (09/24/90)
In article <978@iceman.jcu.oz> ccajd@iceman.jcu.oz (Alison Davis) writes: > Could anyone tell me of existing PC (any type) software to help a physically > but not mentally handicapped primary school child do arithmetic. > The child has reasonable use of one hand so a keyboard or a mouse is not > a problem. > Alison Davis > Computer Centre > James Cook University > Queensland > Australia Contact the Computer Access Center John Adams Junior High School 2425 16th Street, Room 23 Santa Monica, Calif. 90405 (213) 450-8827 They are a nonprofit organization that specializes in computer adaptations for the handicapped of all kinds. They have an impressive collection of both hardware and software for all sorts of handicapping conditions. I have found them extremely helpful in dealing with my son's problems. -- Trindel Maine tam@elxsi.dfrf.nasa.gov [130.134.1.1]