WHAT: 2010 Tech Expo, Sponsored by PATINS Project (Promoting Achievement Through Technology and Instruction for all Students) WHEN: April 20, 2010 – 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. WHERE: Crowne Plaza at Historic Union Station, 123 West Louisiana Street, Indianapolis IN 46225 Who Should Attend: K-12 Educators, parents, students, vocational rehabilitation counselors, case managers, users of […]
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100 Years of Disability
This is INDATA’s 100th blog post! To celebrate, we’re going to take a look back at the last 100 years and see what advances have been made in history concerning disabilities.
Product Review: iDex USB
Today I am reviewing the iDex. This assistive technology device is no ordinary magnifier. It’s easy to use, lightweight, requires no batteries and contains so many options for optimal use. Let’s take a closer look, shall we?
Robotic Therapy for Cerebral Palsy
Riley Hospital for Children will soon be introducing a new type of therapy for its patients with Cerebral Palsy… robots! No, really. A Robotics Center is due to open sometime this year, with equipment geared toward retraining the brain and improve motor functions. This program will be utilizing robots for both upper-body and lower-body extremities. […]
Communication for Deafblind Individuals
If you read this blog regularly, you have probably read a lot of articles about computer access for individuals who are blind, such as this one on CAPTCHAs, digital books, information on web site accessibility with IBM, voice over options on the iPhone, and many more. You might have also read about technologies for people […]
Tech Tip Monday: Accessing System Tray
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