It seems like only a short time ago we announced some new additions to our lending loan library, where you can borrow Assistive Technology for FREE for 30 days, and we are growing faster than ever and want to keep you all in the loop. However, before we get to meet the new additions to our library, let’s go over the terms and conditions of the loan library one more time.
• Go to the loan library website via www.eastersealstech.com
– Click “Equipment Loan Library” under Do You Need Equipment?
• Next, you can watch Wade tell you how to create an account and get started
-Or you can click the link and do it yourself!
• Once you have created an account and specified your need for a product, one of two things happen:
-If you live in the Indianapolis area, you must come pick it up at our ESC facility in Indianapolis, OR, if you live outside the Indianapolis area, we will mail it to you and you will be responsible for shipping it back to us.
** These loans are available for only 30 days.
Some of our new additions to the library are:
Microsoft Touch Mouse: Working the best with Windows7, the new Touch Mouse provides users with an innovative way to navigate the web, click on links and view pages. (If you are using a PC that operates with Vista or XP, before you purchase this mouse understand that the only function that will work on the mouse is the center scrolling option.) The mouse follows the natural curve of your hand, making the redesigned critter comfortable and easy to use. Much like Apple’s version, Microsoft’s Touch Mouse employs different functions depending on how many fingers you use.
EyeTech TM4 – eye gaze technology : Working with PowerBox7 communication aid and other PC based devices, the Eye Tech TM4 plugs in using a standard USB cable and is designed to fit under any standard flat screen monitor or laptop. One of the major advantages of this piece of equipment is that users can have eye gaze access to both a portable device on their wheelchair as well as a larger screen at home or at the office, all while using the same camera.
Braille Note Apex: Take note. Take charge. This incredibly thin and light Braille notetaker is great for students on the go. Built in options at the user’s fingertips allow access to Web pages, download emails and retrieve files from the Ethernet or wireless networks.
I-loview (handheld CCTV): The i-loview can be connected to a TV or closed circuit TV (CCTV) for a larger viewing experience. It also comes with an SD card for saving pictures on the device for reference at a later time.
Morekeyboard: Designed to benefit older persons, the physically and/or visually disabled, larger framed and athletic people, children and those whose work require gloves, the Morekeyboard is a large key and large print keyboard to help with accuracy when it comes to hitting the correct keys to form words.
For more information and listings, be sure to stop by the loan library’s website to check out what else is new.
