It’s all fun and games.

It goes without saying that we like to have a good time here at the INDATA Project. It also goes without saying, that games are a great way to have fun with friends and family, physical impairment or not. Games are awesome for interaction, learning and good old fashioned fun. Today, we thought it would […]

Dragon speech software adds apps to the mix

Today, we are using our computers and phones for everything. We use them to surf the web, send e-mails, get directions, and even check our bank statements. However, if your mobility is limited or if you find typing on the keyboard/keypad to be difficult, interaction with these devices is a chore and no longer an […]

Guest Blog: Braille is not just for the blind

Ana Ganahl is not blind, in fact, she can see just fine.  So why is this 12-year-old today’s guest blogger? Ana can read Braille. Her curiosity for Braille came from her interest in service dogs; Ana taught herself the simple alphabet using house hold materials.  Yes, she taught herself.  Ana said she looks forward to […]