In this section you will find information on equipment to assist your child with computing or communication.

The computing section lists hardware options which may enable people with disabilities to use a computer. This includes for example: alternative keyboards and mice; braile computing equipment such as keyboards and braille displays; touch screens; notetakers and screen magnifiers.

The communication section provides guidance on communication aids and strategies, which may supplement or replace spoken communication if your child has difficulty speaking or is unable to speak.¹

Also included in this section are switches, which may enable children with limited movements to operate toys, communication equipment, page turners and other electronic equipment.