Touchmonitors

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Touch Monitors

With a touch screen you can lose the mouse -

and the keyboard!

Simple and intuitive to use

Pointing at something you want is a natural way to

communicate. Young children often point

accurately and with understanding long before

they can react in other ways.

Bright, noisy computer programs can provide the

stimulus needed by children and people with special

needs. However, a mouse may require too

much motor skill and switches may be too indirect.

Touch monitors operate with standard mouse

operated programs and provide the most direct

input method of all. The user watches the screen

and uses it as an input method. There is a direct

connection between action and result.

Touch Monitors allow users with special needs to

interact directly with the screen, resolving

cognitive problems associated with relating cause

and effect via the keyboard and mouse.

They are also very suitable for light duty public

access situations, such as in libraries, to allow

users limited access to computer systems.

The touch function completely replaces the mouse

and will control any mouse driven application. The

monitors are scratch resistant, unaffected by dirt,

water or sound. They are very popular with

Resource Centres, Hospitals, Education

establishments, Museums and Libraries.

Need to type by touch directly on the screen?

Try Onscreen keyboard software .We recommend

The Grid Keys

Monitor Collection, a complete bundle of software

that supports teaching touch screen skills at all

levels.

Touchscreens now come in 15”, 17”, 19” plus new widescreen 22” and 32” models with an optional mobile stand

Click here to go to The Touchmonitor Collection software

Touch Monitors

With a touch screen you can lose the mouse -

and the keyboard!

Simple and intuitive to use

Pointing at something you want is a natural way to

communicate. Young children often point

accurately and with understanding long before

they can react in other ways.

Bright, noisy computer programs can provide the

stimulus needed by children and people with special

needs. However, a mouse may require too

much motor skill and switches may be too indirect.

Touch monitors operate with standard mouse

operated programs and provide the most direct

input method of all. The user watches the screen

and uses it as an input method. There is a direct

connection between action and result.

Touch Monitors allow users with special needs to

interact directly with the screen, resolving

cognitive problems associated with relating cause

and effect via the keyboard and mouse.

They are also very suitable for light duty public

access situations, such as in libraries, to allow

users limited access to computer systems.

The touch function completely replaces the mouse

and will control any mouse driven application. The

monitors are scratch resistant, unaffected by dirt,

water or sound. They are very popular with

Resource Centres, Hospitals, Education

establishments, Museums and Libraries.

Need to type by touch directly on the screen?

Try Onscreen keyboard software .We recommend

The Grid Keys

You may be interested in our special Touch

Monitor Collection, a complete bundle of software

that supports teaching touch screen skills at all

levels.

Touchscreens now come in 15”, 17”, 19” plus new widescreen 22” and 32” models with an optional mobile stand

Click here to go to The Touchmonitor Collection software