Staying on task has never been one of my strong suits. (In fact, I’ve already started writing another blog, researched other topics, and replied to emails after starting this post.) As a person with ADHD, staying on task is rare. Personal deadlines and reminders have helped some, but my mind still wanders. Naturally, when I […]
Posts with the Easterseals Crossroads tag
Monday Tech Tip: Getting messages on a Fitbit
Charlie Downs, Assistive Technology Specialist at Easterseals Crossroads shows us how to receive text message and email alerts on a Fitbit. Check it out here:
HOVR + Desk Mount/Portable Stand
Are you looking for a way to remain active while sitting at your desk? Developers of the HOVR™ created a product that allows you to do just that! The HOVR is essentially an “undermount” device that can either be freestanding or mount directly to your desk. The idea behind the device is to keep people moving even in the […]
Serene Innovations RF-200 Phone Signaler
Those who are hard of hearing may often never hear their landline or cell phone ringing. Fortunately there are products like the Serene Innovations RF-200 Phone Signaler/Flasher to help with that. The RF-200 Signaler/Flasher is a desktop signaling device for both landline and mobile phones. For cell phone use: Simply place your cell phone (not included) […]
Monday Tech Tip: Kiwi for Gmail
Brian Norton, Director of Assistive Technology, at Easterseals Crossroads shows us Kiwi for Gmail. Check it out here:
LapTalk Computer System for Visually Impaired
I wrote about the Wear from ActiVocal on Tuesday, which is a revolutionary assistive listening device for individuals who are hard of hearing. In addition to the Wear, ActiVocal offers a variety of other products to assist those with visual, hearing, and mobility impairments. Their LapTalk Computer is an example of one product for those with […]