Treating articulation errors has never been easier or more fun, than with the Flip Then Say Articulation Flip Books. This assistive technology device is useful for kids who could benefit form extra practice with word pronunciation. Common articulation error sounds (S, Z, SH, CH, J, ZH, K, G, TH, F and V) are all found […]
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Monday Tech Tip: Keyboard Buddy Case
The Keyboard Buddy Case is an assistive technology device that is useful for people who like texting on an iPhone but prefer a tactile keyboard.
Chester Creek’s LearningBoard
Chester Creek’s LearningBoard and TinyMouse Bundle helps children learn their vowels, consonants, and numbers. This assistive technology device can be useful for students with learning disabilities or find motor skills in the hands. The color-coded keys of the LearningBoard help children learn their vowels, consonants, numbers and function keys while emailing and communicating with […]
Franklin Speaking Language Master
The Speaking Language Master is a solution for students of all ages who are challenged by blindness, visual or speech impairments, learning disabilities or dyslexia. It offers full speech controls to read screens or speak individual words at the speed you choose. This assistive technology device corrects over 130,000 words and includes aural cues to […]
Teddy Talker
The Teddy Talker is an innovative tool designed to promote early articulation skills with the connection to print. Teddy Talker materials are specifically created to build an auditory, visual, tactile and kinesthetic process linking sound knowledge and production with literacy foundation skills in a fun-filled way. This assistive technology is useful for people with cognitive disabilities or […]
Monday Tech Tip: Optelec Compact Touch HD
Today’s Tech Tip is brought to you by Eye Can See. A representative from the company demonstrates how the Optelec Compact Touch HD’s video magnifier is useful for people who have low vision.