Rating:  - great keyboard
My dyslexic daughter loves this keyboard as the letters are so clear and she recognises lower case letters better in most instances (the exception being b and d which she sees better in capitals). The big keys are easier as children are less likely to press two at once. My only problem with this is that I use it myself as it is easier than swapping keyboards. As I use punctuation it is quite annoying that the apostrophe is incorrectly formed and there are some unidentifiable characters on the ... Read More
Rating:  - Fantastic for Helping Your Child Develop IT Skills!!!!!
Our Daughter is nearly 3 years old and we have been helping her to learn how to read using the Jolly Phonics programme. The difficulty is that children learn how to read using lowercase letters and computer keyboards use uppercase letters. Ordinary computer keyboards also have very small keys and are also cluttered with a number of keys that a toddler would have no use for. The BCL Large Lower Case Keyboard is fabulous as each key is approximately 2cm x 2cm in size. The keys are brightly coloured ... Read More
Rating: - Just about imac compatible
Our four year old found this very helpfull (although very strange to use as an adult!).
I had slight issues installing the keyboard on our imac (not just straight 'plug and play'), as the imac wanted to know which key was next to the right hand 'shift' button, which the keyboard has not got! Just put in what was next to the shift on our normal keyboard, and seemed ok.
Two keys are crossed over, but these are just symbols and not letters, so for the money, and considering it didn't claim ... Read More
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