A pen-based prosodic user interface for schoolchildren

By definition, a prosodic user interface deals not only with what the user enters but also with how it is entered. A pen-based user interface provides more prosodic information than does a mouse-based graphical user interface and arguably would benefit educational applications by increasing a computer system's knowledge of users. A positional handwriting recognizer serves as a simple example of a pen-based prosodic user interface.