Grid sets by Barney Hawes Smartbox
About [me]
An example "about me" grid. Looks great in Grid Player or The Grid 2. Note that Tommy is a made-up person!
Autocomplete and touchtype
These are the grids used in the YouTube video about the new AutoComplete and TouchType features in The Grid 2.7. You can view the video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUJJItIMGQE
Blank wordlist
These grids are linked from a start page, and each one uses a wordlist to populate the cells. Add words to the grids to create a word bank. For example, this could be used as a topic-based resource, with words on a particular subject sorted into...
Breakfast grid
This grid uses a wordlist of breakfast food items for saying what you want for breakfast. Words can be added or removed easily! NEW! More words added, including cereal brands!
Hybrids
A bit of fun - this is a different take on disambiguation. Each cell contains several letters merged together. Try to spot the letter you want to type, and select that cell. Don't worry if the wrong letter comes up - just carry on with the next...
Morse code
This grid set shows how you can use two switches to do Morse Code in The Grid 2. Note that this requires version 2.7 or later.
Olympic Sports
A page of sports from the Olympics. This is designed to be added to Symbol Talker B. To add to Symbol Talker B, select "Add to existing user" when importing the grid bundle, and select Symbol Talker B. You can then make a jump to the new grid...
Story Grid
This grid set is for telling stories. There are four stories, about a king, an old man, a robot and a burglar. You can tell the stories as they are meant to be told, or you can mix them up to make your own crazy story.
Talking messagepad
This is a fast communication grid for people who can use a keyboard. Type your messages and press F1 to speak. F2 deletes a word and F3 clears the text. As you type, the autocomplete prediction finishes your words for you (you can press F4 if...
Txtr
Fast text communication. The start grid has core words with smart verbs, and there's a keyboard for spelling out other words.
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