These apps were discussed on December 17, 2015 at the annual INAPSE conference. This list is provided for the convenience of our participants: Apps and accessibility features that Brian and Wade demonstrated (or planned to!): Brian Siri Wade Voiceover Wade Zoom Wade Large Print Wade Invert Colors Brian Speak Screen / Selection Brian Switch Control Wade […]
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Monday Tech Tip: Keyboard Keyguards
Mark Stewart, Assistive Technology Specialist at Easter Seals Crossroads, shows us keyboard key guards that are designed for computer uses with limited motor skills. Check it out here:
Monday Tech Tip: Sign Language Apps
Justin Amber, Equipment Loan Specialist at Easter Seals Crossroads, shows us two sign language apps. Marlee Keyboard which allows users to download a sign language keyboard to use with an iOS device and Marlee Signs which is a way to learn sign language. Check it out here:
StepPad: cognitive support tool for multi-step tasks
The new StepPad may be a great resource for individuals who have difficulty completing multiple step tasks by themselves. With the StepPad, directions that are recorded are played back in a sequence, one step at a time, to prompt the user on what to do next. The device functions well as both a short-term teaching tool […]
Monday Tech Tip: Mod Math app
Brian Norton, Manager of Clinical Assistive Technology, at Easter Seals Crossroads, shows us shows us the Mod Math app. This app is a worksheet that helps keep math work organized. http://www.modmath.com/ Check it out here:
b-Calm GP and PRO: Headphones for autism
Children with autism are often sensitive to noise, and noise-canceling headphones are a great resource (or absolute necessity!) for these children. One of our most popular blogs is the Headphones for Children with Autism post. While browsing the internet today, I came across a company called b-Calm LLC, a company with a passion to help […]