Since it’s opening over a year ago in San Antonio, TX, more than 130,000 people from 20 countries have visited Morgan’s Wonderland, the world’s first amusement park serving those in the special needs community. The $32 million facility is completely accessible. One ride, for example, is an off-road adventure where visitors sit in vehicles designed […]
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Senators propose Down Syndrome research funding
In the United States, 400,000 individuals are living with Down syndrome, yet funding to further the research for the most common single cause of human birth defects is low and two senators are making a point to change that. Sen. Sherrod Brown and Sen. Susan Collins proposed two bills that would allocate $6million annually to […]
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ATU025: MyGolf and MyFootball (Chuck Bergen), One Handed Typing, http://www.aboutonehandtyping.com/QuestionQuest Review, Online Banking, iTunes Music Match, New Ball State University ABA Program, AT “Tweet Down”, “Thank you for giving me a voice”
Podcast: Play in new window | Download http://traffic.libsyn.com/atupdate/ATU111811.mp3 Links: Interview with Chuck Bergen of VTree LLC, makers of MyGolf and MyFootball (www.vtreellc.com) Q&A: One Handed Typing (www.AboutOneHandTyping.com) Product Review: QuestionQuest! « ConnSENSE Bulletin http://bit.ly/umFni9 Bank Online with a Screen Reader http://bit.ly/uY8P7e Assistive Technology for Young Children: A Parent’s Perspective – YouTube http://bit.ly/tYaKaD ‘Thank you for […]
AM025: Digital Text
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Touch screens you can feel: literally
New technology may make it possible for a person to “feel” images that appear on a touch screen. Researchers at the Nagoya Institute of Technology have developed an array of 400 individually controlled ultrasonic speakers connected to a touch screen. The input coming out of the speakers flows out as a single point pushing on […]