Morse Code for Gboard

The Morse code for Gboard is a customizable and interactive way to learn Morse code using your mobile device. The interface features gamification elements, wherein users will be shown a set of pictures and they need to spell it using dots and dashes.

The Morse code trainer is compatible with Android’s Switch Access and Point Scan, which helps users connect their device to other peripherals. The pictograph used on the trainer can be printed and edited so you can use it for other projects.

Learn more about the Google experiment in this link.

Morse Typing Trainer


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