I work with students with disabilities in community colleges, so basically the minor leagues of what you do (nominally assistive technology, I'm more of an alt media specialist.)
I often work with students using Kurzweil 3000, livescribe pens, zoomtext, jaws, and other adaptive software. Currently I'm working with iOS devices for portability.
What assistive technology have you worked with for a disabled individual have you looked at and said "Hey, this would be helpful even for a person without disabilities?"
What AT do you think is really handy that just isn't used by the community at large? Are there any "off the wall" products you use to provide accessibility that is outside the norm?
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I work with students with disabilities in community colleges, so basically the minor leagues of what you do (nominally assistive technology, I'm more of an alt media specialist.)
I often work with students using Kurzweil 3000, livescribe pens, zoomtext, jaws, and other adaptive software. Currently I'm working with iOS devices for portability.
What assistive technology have you worked with for a disabled individual have you looked at and said "Hey, this would be helpful even for a person without disabilities?"
What AT do you think is really handy that just isn't used by the community at large? Are there any "off the wall" products you use to provide accessibility that is outside the norm?
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