If your student is struggling to complete math assignments because writing is difficult, then the ArithmeType keyboard, app, and website will help to simplify this process. The hardware keyboard conveniently locates the numbers, operations, common math letters and symbols in one plug-and-play device that works alongside your own computer. The output of math is therefore more fluid compared to a standard QWERTY keyboard. Our new iOS app launched in June and replicates the hardware keyboard. It makes keys easy to find and uses popups to avoid confusing screen changes. In addition, math formatting pages help with the proper alignment necessary to show mathematics work, which can be difficult to do on a blank document. We hope the keyboards and math pages will greatly enhance the mathematics output that so many learners struggle with. At ArithmeType our goal is to give all students the power of typing math simply.
Hardware:
- Plug and play keyboard
- 71 keys
- Buttons to change to desired OS
- Works alongside QWERTY keyboards
- Online and offline use
- Removable covers to tailor to student
UDL Accessible Technology Solution for individuals with:
- Autism
- Cerebral palsy
- Coordination difficulties
- Dyscalculia
- Dysgraphia
- Dyspraxia
- Fine motor skills deficits
- Intellectual disability such as Down’s syndrome
- Memory issues
- Neurological disorders
- Visual impairment
IT Specifications
Compatible Operating Systems:
Hardware Keyboard (OS)
- Chrome
- Linux
- Mac
- Windows
On-screen Keyboard (iOS)
- iPad
- iPhone
Compatible Platforms/Editors
- Google: Docs, Sheets, Slides
- Microsoft: Word, Excel, and OneNote
- Select math websites and extensions, such as ArithmeType, Desmos, DeltaMath, and EquatIO.
NEW for iOS: ArithmeType Math Keyboard App!
View of pop-up window for exponent
Free math formatting pages work with all keyboards.
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