There are several touch typing tutors that are available. A typewriter or computer is used to complete the exercises. It is suitable for someone without any useful vision and is 15. Other popular packages are Iota Touchtype available from Inclusive Technology , which is 42 and is for those with partial sight. Both of these packages can be used by children or adults.
Most people find that it is easier to learn to touch-type than to control a computer by voice.
This is technically possible but problems can begin to occur when the user has no useful vision as many of these voice recognition products are not compatible with speech output systems. There is also a great amount of training that is required to use this combination satisfactorily. This solution is thought of generally as only a solution for someone who is visually impaired and has an additional disability that prevents them from accessing a standard or alternative keyboard. There is a talking typewriter available from Portset that is similar to an electronic word processor. It has a printer attached and also has a learn to type feature.