In his appearance on FOX59 Morning News this week, Easterseals Crossroads’ Content Creation Manager Brandon Scott described gamers as a “come-together group that can break down barriers.” One of the ways Easterseals helps gamers break those barriers is by offering assistive technology, such as adapted controllers. These controllers include large buttons, switches, joysticks and other […]
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Monday Tech Tip: Modmath
In today’s tech tip we show how Modmath is helping students with dyslexia, dysgraphia, and learning disabilities to write, solve, and learn math. Check it out here: Click here to learn more about ModMath.
Feel Body Language with ALEYE
Like Braille, HapWare’s ALEYE allows users to engage with the world through a sensation on their skin. But rather than turning written language into bumpy dots, it turns nonverbal communication (hand gestures, facial expressions) into vibration patterns. The wearable device is designed for people who are blind, low vision, deaf-blind and neurodiverse. ALEYE is a […]
Monday Tech Tip: TheOrator
During the 2026 ATIA Conference, Michael Kramer, founder of EchoBridge, showed us TheOrator, which is an AI-Powered AAC solution. Check it out here: Click her to learn more about TheOrator.
Bright Abilities: Where Every Child Belongs
With schools out for the summer, kids need fun places to go while their parents work. Bright Abilities & Recreational Center (BARC) in Carmel is a place “where every child belongs.” Founded by Rosie Sarkaria — a mom of three with a master’s in health sciences management — Bright Abilities offers sensory-friendly play and enriching […]
Technology to Tingle the Brain
More than 7 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s disease. “We are at a turning point in what science tells us about brain health,” said Joanne Pike, DrPH, president and CEO of the Alzheimer’s Association. “Research shows it is never too early — or too late — to take action.” Thanks to assistive technology, it’s […]