It is arguable that there are both favorable and unfavorable repercussions of living in the “Information Age.” We are sometimes faced with the issues that surround the how easily information is spread in the world today. One such issue is the lack of privacy that may result from quickly disseminated information, especially when such facts […]
Posts in the Products and Devices category:
Microsoft Ease of Access Center
The INDATA blog is proud to offer information about assistive technology computers and devices; however, we realize that certain products we feature can sometimes be very expensive or too sophisticated and overreaching of certain individual’s AT needs. The Tech Tip for this week features equipment for the iMac that comes standard with the purchase of the computer. […]
Simple Solutions: Dressing Aids
Most people without a disability usually don’t give the process of getting dressed in the morning much thought. They pull on their pants, button their shirts, and put on their socks and shoes without difficulty or much regard at all. But for individuals who have problems with dexterity in their hands or limited mobility in […]
SureHands Lift and Care Systems for Independent Living
For individuals with limited mobility, every moment of every day can be a struggle. Whether you are trying to make it downstairs to eat breakfast, get into the bathroom to prepare for the day, or get into bed at night, certain tasks can be extremely difficult or even impossible if you are incapable walking or […]
Simple Solutions: Large Print Address Books and Calendars
For individuals who have low vision or a visual impairment, the successful completion of every day activities may require ingenuity and adjustments for ease of accessibility. This includes many tasks of daily life, including the organization and recording of certain information. The print in traditional calendars, daily planners, bank account balance books and address books is often […]
Folding Wheelchair Ramps for Greater Accessibility
Luckily, we live in a world where the specific needs of individuals with a disability are recognized and accommodated. However, accessibility to buildings and stores is not always guaranteed. Most buildings provide parking spaces and ramps that make access easier for individuals who rely on wheelchairs, scooters,or walkers for mobility. In the occasion when such accommodations are not present, […]