Looking for some way to help support your aging family member? There are many smart devices available on the market with many beneficial features for seniors, however, the devices themselves aren’t specifically designed for them. Fortunately, GreatCall Incorporated was founded specifically to provide solutions and support to those aging in place, and offers many easy-to-use devices to help them […]
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4 Accessible Apps for Hard of Hearing
There are countless ways to interpret the term communication. In general, it is the means of connection between other people and environments. It is so essential and common, yet so often taken for granted. Individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing understand this all too well, as they have to find alternative means to communicate with others around them. […]
BrailleNote Touch by Humanware
If you are a student or professional who is blind and seeking for a smart, accessible device to take notes, check out Humanware’s new BrailleNote Touch. The company has noted the device to be, “The note taker of the future.” The BrailleNote Touch is the first certified Braille tablet providing access to the Google Play Store. […]
Kapu Digital Toy Box
Kapu Toys is a team from Helsinki, Finland dedicated to making fun “digital toys” (apps) for early learners. Kapu Toys creates “clever apps that spark the imagination, inspire families and let kids learn along the way!” All of the apps featured in the Kapu Digital Toy Box are noted to feature beautiful colors, music, and […]
Ready to Print App
Looking for a comprehensive tool to help teach pre-writing skills to children? Check out the Ready to Print app, an app developed by an occupational therapist with more than 25 years of experience. The app features a large variety of activities and levels to help engage and build a strong foundation for beginning printers. Ready to Print […]
Monday Tech Tip: Android Accessibility
Tracy Castillo, ReUse Technician at The INDATA Project at Easter Seals Crossroads, shows us Android accessibility features. Check out out here: