Work on adding the keyboard

[Souparna-Mandal]

Find a suitable Keyboard to fit our frame and look for Braille/ Contracted Brail Keycaps for the Keyboard.

Alternative:

Try to use the Raspi5 touch screen to have a virtual keyboard to learn kids to touch type wit h ????

[oxrush]

I wouldn't say a virtual keyboard is a good idea because of the lack of tactility. We can discuss in tomorrow's meeting but here's a summary of considerations for the keyboard I've found:

Considerations for the keyboard

• Many braille display devices have Perkins braille keyboard – for this device we want to use familiar qwerty.
• Can have braille and large, contrasting print on keys https://shop.rnib.org.uk/technology/computers/keyboard-stickers
• No braille, for learning of touchtyping? Probably won’t prevent learning touchtyping because you don’t hover over keys when doing so.
• Tactile bumps for specific keys e.g. f and j. https://www.perkins.org/resource/how-make-keyboards-easier-see/
• Black and white / black and yellow for contrast. https://www.perkins.org/resource/how-make-keyboards-easier-see/
• Keyboard stand / angle? https://www.perkins.org/resource/how-make-keyboards-easier-see/