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How to adjust keyboard layout in your AAC board

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Some learners prefer to spell words using the built-in accessibility keyboard in your TalkingTiles AAC. The keyboard comes with both QWERTY and ABC layout,s which you can switch from/to based on your learner’s preference.

  • To bring up the keyboard, from your home screen, tap the “keyboard” button from the top navigation bar

To change your keyboard layout, tap on the “settings” button the top right corner.

  • While the “Settings” tab is selected (highlighted in black), scroll down till you find the “Keyboard & Typing” section
  • From there, you can choose between QWERTY and ABC layouts.
  • You may also toggle the “Speak keyboard key as I type” to allow the keyboard to speak the keys aloud as your learner types.

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