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The
majority of elementary school students will not be able to touch
keyboard by the time they graduate, and this condemns them to
hunt and peck all their life, because this habit is very difficult
to break. The reasons, as discussed
more fully elsewhere
in this site, are the complexity of the task, the way computer
applications operate, and especially, the keyboard.
We guarantee that with the TACTUS Keyboard, your students will
be effective touch keyboarders when they graduate.
TACTUS is a revolutionary keyboard.
In TACTUS, tiny ridges are applied to the edge of certain keys.
The ridges are organised to form a "box" that holds
the fingers in place and automatically allows them to locate
the desired key. Studies show that, with TACTUS, one can learn
to touch type three times faster than with a normal keyboard.
Worldwide patents pending.
A study with children of 8 years of age has shown that the improvement
in the touch typing skills of the test group, who used the TACTUS
keyboard, was 3 times greater than the improvement in the group
who used a standard keyboard. To
view this, and other studies done with the TACTUS Keyboard,
click here.
For
a short review of what other educators
say about TACTUS, click
here.
For full information about TACTUS,
click here
Evaluate TACTUS in Your Own School
You can evaluate the TACTUS keyboard in your own school at not
cost. All that you need to do is click on the folder at the
left and follow the instructions, you will automatically receive
a complimentary TACTUS keyboard. The catch? We are very confident
that you will find TACTUS useful and that you will order some
keyboards for your school!
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About This Site
This site is designed to help you with the objective of ensuring
that your students will be effective touch keyboarders by the
time they leave school.
The links to the immediate left of this text lead to pages with
information specific to educators. The buttons to the extreme
left lead to information of general interest. For an overall
view of the entire site, click the "FAQ" button, at
the bottom left. To return to this page at any time, click the
button "Teacher" at the top.
We hope you enjoy visiting our site and look forward to being
of service to you.
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