For some children, especially many on the autism spectrum, learning how to behave appropriately can be rather challenging. Individuals at The Developmental Garden acknowledge this fact and aspire to help children succeed by developing helpful resources, such as the Give Me 5 app. Give Me 5 is a social skills learning app available on both Android and iOS platforms. […]
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Camp Discovery: Autism Learning Games
Searching for an Android app to benefit your early learner with autism? Look no further! Camp Discovery was developed by the Center for Autism and Related Disorders (CARD), “one of the world’s largest organizations using applied behavior analysis (ABA) in the treatment of autism spectrum disorder.” Although Camp Discovery is designed for children with autism, all children can […]
CrowdViz: an app designed to assist blind and visually impaired
Several months ago, I wrote about the Be My Eyes app and even hosted a podcast on this app. If you’re not familiar with this app, Be My Eyes was designed to connect individuals who are blind with volunteer helpers around the globe via live video chat. By pairing individuals with visual impairments with sighted volunteers, […]
Monday Tech Tip: Sign Language Apps
Justin Amber, Equipment Loan Specialist at Easter Seals Crossroads, shows us two sign language apps. Marlee Keyboard which allows users to download a sign language keyboard to use with an iOS device and Marlee Signs which is a way to learn sign language. Check it out here:
ATFAQ014 – Q1. Dragon Anywhere Q2. Accessible computer games for someone with low vision Q3. Unlocking my Samsung Galaxy S6 with my voice Q4. Dragon and Spanish accents Q5. Navigational devices for the visually impaired? Q6. Recommending “entertainment” equipment as AT
Podcast: Play in new window | Download ATFAQ014-09-28-15 Show notes: Panel: Brian Norton, Mark Stewart, Belva Smith, and Wade Wingler Q1. Dragon Anywhere Q2. Accessible computer games for someone with low vision Q3. Unlocking my Samsung Galaxy S6 with my voice Q4. Dragon and Spanish accents Q5. Navigational devices for the visually impaired? Q6. Recommending “entertainment” equipment as AT Send your questions: […]
ATU226 – Tecla, Motorized Skateboard for Children with Disabilities, Accessibility Bugs in iOS9, AT in Schools Job Analysis Study
Podcast: Play in new window | Download Your weekly dose of information that keeps you up to date on the latest developments in the field of technology designed to assist people with disabilities and special needs. Show Notes: Tecla with Mauricio Meza CEO of Komodo | http://gettecla.com/ RIT/NTID Research Team Earns $500,000 Grant to Study […]