"The Dvorak alternative keyboard is a boon for the aching hand." By Alex Marshall. [Salon]

Article opposing QWERTY's use as a "false example" of lock-in of inferior technology (as a case against free markets). Less detailed than their 1990 article. By Stan Liebowitz and Stephen E. Margolis [Reason]

Our tutorial CD-ROM helps the QWERTY typist convert to Dvorak. Special emphasis on typing real words and sentences, maintaining existing typing speed during the transition, and educating the user on how to switch keyboard layouts on Mac, Windows, and ...

A repository of information and links to spread the word and support the use of the Dvorak Keyboard layout.

Overview of the Dvorak layout. Sells books on Dvorak and copies of studies of DSK's effectiveness.

Santa Fe Institute study measuring speed on the two keyboards by the same persons, finding 4% superiority for the Dvorak keyboard, by Leonard J. West. Downloadable in PostScript format.

A tool which compares the efficiency of the QWERTY and Dvorak keyboard layouts.

QIDO attaches between the USB keyboard and PC/Mac and enables users to toggle between the conventional Qwerty layout and a variety of Dvorak layouts.

Variant Dvorak layout relocating symbols to make it easier to write source code in C, C#, Java, Pascal, LISP, CSS and XML. Device drivers for Windows and Linux.

Article by Sander Rubin including instructions for using the Dvorak layout in Windows. [Mensa Bulletin]