It has been estimated that in an average eight-hour day, a typist's hands travel 16 miles on a QWERTY keyboard, but only 1 mile on a Dvorak keyboard.

In addition to the standard Dvorak keyboard, there are two additional Dvorak keyboards, a left-handed and right-handed keyboard. These keyboards are designed for people who have only one hand for typing.

Dvorak keyboard information page
Describes the ergonomic benefit of using a Dvorak keyboard. In addition, there are links to the history of this keyboard layout, a related newsgroup, and several Dvorak links.

Dvorak keyboard overview page
Provides a brief overview of the Dvorak keyboard along with links to the history of the typewriter and QWERTY keyboard. There is information on re-mapping your keyboard from QWERTY to Dvorak, teaching yourself how to use Dvorak, and online references.

Dvorak vs. QWERTY keyboard layouts
Provides a comparison between the Dvorak and QWERTY keyboard layouts. Through explanation and background information, the author suggests that you can type much faster using the Dvorak keyboard.

Official site of Dvorak International
Contains general information about the Dvorak keyboard layout and hopw to obtain copies of the Striking Home newsletter.

Yahoo!'s Dvorak keyboard page
Yahoo!'s directory of Dvorak keyboard.