I asked a similar question a week or so ago and Jay Leventhal  was the
only answer saying that the only  'typing tutor' he knew of was from the
American Printing House for the Blind and it ran only in DOS. I think
the web site would be www.aph.org.  Please forward info if you gather
more
Good luck,
Monte

"Leonard R. Kasday" wrote:
>
> Does anyone have recommendations on software that would teach someone who
> is blind how to touch type and find other keys on the keyboard.
>
> For example, the program would describe where keys are relative to the home
> row, speak whatever letter is typed, give dictation to type and check for
> errors.  It would be possible to start using the program with just a few
> keys.  Then the user could bootstrap him or herself to higher levels of skill.
>
> Len
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