In its simplest form, writing is recording and it comes from the human desire to communicate. Furthermore, the best writing goes deeper and transforms an idea from the writer’s mind into words. However, for some individuals, there is a wall between the idea and conveying it into words; this barrier is often built by grammar and spelling difficulties and as […]
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Tech Tip: MyScript Calculator
Wade Wingler, director of assistive technology at Easter Seals Crossroads in Indiana, shows us the MyScript Calculator, a free handy way to do calculations on the go.
ATU173 – CART and Transcription Explained (Kathy & TJ Cortopassi) iOS 8 & TextExpander Keyboard, Intel Wheelchair, Freedom Scientific News, Writing Great Alt Text
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. 173-09-19-14 – Kathy Cortopassi – Voice To Print Captioning Show notes: CART & Captions Explained (Kathy & TJ Cortopassi, […]
Nimble: Magic at your fingertips
Every day it seems as though more and more devices are being designed with the convenience of portability in mind. There has been an epidemic of wearable devices hitting the market this past year, and the numbers only seem to be increasing. There are several wearables already available in the form of headbands or wristbands that […]
Intel Unveils Connected Wheelchair
Smart watches, smart wristbands, smart glasses… oh my! Wearable technology is a booming industry linking users to technology like never before. And now there is a device that connects its users in a whole new way. At the Intel Developer Forum last Tuesday, Intel introduced a new, cutting-edge connected device: the first smart wheelchair. Most smart, wearable devices are busy tracking how many […]
Monday Tech Tip: Tablet Mounting Systems
For this week’s tech tip, David Frye is going to introduce us to an assortment of tablet mounting systems. Check it out!