Abstract: The thumbs-free computer keyboard is a computer keyboard having circuitry to detect user input and to communicate data corresponding to such user inputs. Thumbs-free computer keyboard includes depressible keys that are supported by the keyboard body and in data communication with the circuitry. The depressible keys are laid out in a modified QWERTY configuration and positioned such that a user does not have to press any keys with his thumbs. The modified keyboard configuration includes increased space between the G and H keys. An input device that works in place of the traditional space bar is disposed within the increased space between the G and H keys, such that when a user activates the input device, a space bar function is communicated to the computer. In some examples, the input is one input device, while in other examples, two input devices are described. One or more input devices are placed in locations on the keyboard that are least disruptive of conventional typing.