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Tag Archives: assistive technology
Find What Works for You
“Find what works for you” is my motto for working with people regarding assistive technology (AT). Personally, I’m biased when it comes to technology, I’m Apple fan through and through, mostly because it works for me. Whether it’s the iPhone, … Continue reading
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Tagged Access, accessibility, Advocacy, Apple, assistive technology, Asus, AT, Atlanta, Center for Independent Living, CIL, Classes, demonstration, disability, disABILITY LINK, Google, iPad, Microsoft Surface, Nexus, Surface Pro, tablets, Tools for Life
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Technical difficulties
As a person who spends a good chunk of their workday on the Internet writing, commenting and searching around for interesting news featuring disability I come across a lot of articles and posts about technology (both assistive/adaptive and general use). … Continue reading
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Tagged assistive technology, AT, Center for Independent Living, CIL, disability, disABILITY LINK, technology
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“Accessible” Technology
Recently I attended a “Vision Awareness Day” at my local Center for the Visually Impaired. There was a fantastic turnout and many amazing items were demonstrated for the attendees. There were screen readers, handheld video magnifiers, scanners that turned text … Continue reading
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Tagged accessibility, assistive technology, CVI, disability, independent living, Low Vision
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