headstick

(ˈhɛdˌstɪk)

(Printing, Lithography & Bookbinding) printing a piece of wood formerly used in typesetting to create a margin at the top of a page

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The go-kart can be operated by a family member via remote control, or Sean can drive it himself using a joystick and headstick.

The power of fun: a chance meeting between an engineering professor and an 11-year-old boy with cerebral palsy led to the creation of five devices that enhanced the child's life

36 M PA Liberator Direct with Masters in headstick Education Age Moblity (1) Employment Status (2) 1.

Augmentative communication employment training and supports (ACETS): some employment-related outcomes

She used to communicate by typing with a headstick but got fed up with that and now, having had extensive speech therapy, relies on her voice.

Real Lives; `My spirited and special sister'

Jessica has learned to use a headstick to type and spell out messages.

The Story of MUMS National Parent-to-Parent Network

Improving the Functional Utility of Rehabilitation Robotics Through Enhanced Sensory Feedback: The Virtual Headstick. Rehabilitation R&D Progress Reports, 32, 137.

Assistive devices: empowerment issues

How, for example, can a one-handed typist or headstick user, hold down a key on the left-hand side of the keyboard while simultaneously pressing another key on the right-hand side of the keyboard?

Assistive technology computers and persons with disabilities

For some that means an adapted keyboard or a headstick, to others a TDD or Braille decoder, and to many it means the ability to read and write.

The tyranny of words

The program was designed for people who use a headstick, mouthstick, or one finger to type.

Of mice and mice ... (Computer Corner)

Release may be with the hand, chin, headstick or handstick.

Boccia anyone? (Sport corner: NDSA)

Gazing over the audience, those on the platform could see more wheelchairs, a number of white canes, a few crutches, and here and there a headstick.

What ADA has meant and what it can mean for people with mental retardation

This is especially helpful for headstick, mouthstick, and one-hand/-finger typists.

Back to basics: Know thy keyboard! (Computer Corner)

Designed for mouthstick, headstick, or one-finger typists, the Sticky feature is a useful tool for people with carpal tunnel syndrome or two-hand stylus typists.

ELECTRONIC NOTETAKING: TOOLS FOR THE TASK

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