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Chubon & Dvorak
Chubon & Dvorak: A Comparison of Alternative Keyboard Layouts
This study is part of a series to establish a standard metric for alternative text input systems. Historically, nearly all comparisons of alternative keyboard layouts have indicated that the QWERTY layout, the standard for computer keyboards, is the best, in spite of its known ergonomic deficiencies. This study, combined with past studies comparing the Chubon with QWERTY and Dvorak with QWERTY will form the basis of a demonstration that new technologies can be compared against a standard measure, in order to provide relative utility information, which will be available on the ATRI website.
- Bridging the digital divide
- Chubon & Dvorak
- Does Speech Recognition Deserve Recognition?
- The Effect of AAC on Functional Activities
- Effects of Word Completion and Word Prediction
- Efficacy of Alternate Keyboard Configurations
- The Efficacy of Three Head Pointing Devices
- Efficacy of three infrared head-pointing devices
- Efficiency of the Chubon vs the QWERTY Keyboard
- The Elder Interface: Implementation
- The Elder Interface: Validation
- Functional accessibility of grocery stores
- Long-term Speed and Accuracy of Morse code vs. Head-pointer
- Meaning of Internet Usage
- Patterns for Life
- Simultaneous Presentation of Visual and Auditory Information
- Use of OT Prescribed Intellikeys in the Classroom
- Web Accessibility and Able-Bodied Users