Many people are unaware that here at the INDATA Project, we have a PC and Assistive Technology Reuse Program (aka the INDATA Depot) in which we refurbish donated computers and give them away to applicable residents of Indiana. Though the donation program is only available to Indiana residents, in today’s Tech Tip the Reuse Program’s Coordinator, […]
Posts with the assistive technology tag
4 Weighted Wearables for Sensory Integration
Children and adults with autism, as well as those with other developmental or neurological disorders, are often hyperactive, easily distracted and lack concentration. To help alleviate some of these symptoms, many may go through intense behavioral and/or occupational therapy, and are often put on a myriad of medications. However, some of these treatments prove unsuccessful, as they may overlook the potential catalyst: […]
Lively–Personal Emergency Response… Reimagined
For many individuals with Alzheimer’s or other diseases affecting one’s mental state, it is a challenge to live independently and safely. However, many technologies are being developed to help these individuals live more independently, while also giving their loved ones peace of mind. One of these technologies is Lively, which allows the user to, “Be connected. […]
Tech Tip: Logitech K480 Keyboard
Justin Amber introduces us to the Logitech K480 Keyboard, a handy gadget you can seamlessly use on all your devices. Check it out! To learn more on this keyboard, visit the Logitech website.
Tech Tip: Logitech K480 Keyboard
Justin Amber introduces us to the Logitech K480 Keyboard, a handy gadget you can seamlessly use on all your devices. Check it out! To learn more on this keyboard, visit the Logitech website.
Monday Tech Tip: Scooch: phone case and stand
Justin Amber, Equipment Loan Specialist at the Indata Project at Easter Seals Crossroads shows us an iPhone case by Scooch that allows you to use it as a stand as well as for protection. Check it out here: