Input filtering can help minimize or eliminate the effect of unintentional switch, keyboard or mouse activations. This tutorial focuses on three Input Filtering techniques:
You will come across input filtering in some specialized software, especially those designed for switch users; examples are symbol writing software and on-screen keyboards which allow switch users to access standard applications. Most computer operating systems allow you to adjust the rate at which keys are repeated when held down because this is useful for any typist. Macintosh and Windows systems have Easy Access and Accessibility Options respectively which provide input filtering and other useful features for single finger typing. |
