Assistive Technology and the Workplace
Published on Feb 4, 2014Available with closed captions using the QuickTime Player. Select "Show Closed Caption" in the view toolbar.
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Low-Tech Assistive Devices (Daily Living Aids)
Published on Jan 2, 2015SSTattler: I learned the Low-Tech Assistive Devices among the "Ulu knife", "one-end shoe-lace", "3 nails breadboard", "Sticky Keys" and Dvorak vs Qwerty (in SSTattler) in the early years since my stroke; now a have a lots more device and I can invent a new L.T.A.D. when necessary or even sometimes I will buy it... :-)
Experiential learning using low-tech assistive devices during UNDISA (Managing Disabilities).
Station 1 (cutting/writing/turning): simulate fine motor difficulties and vision impairment
Station 2 (grooming): simulate hemiplegia, spastic diplegia and back problem
Station 3 (food preparation): simulate hemiplegia and stroke
Station 3 (feeding): simulate athetoid cerebral palsy and parkinson's disease
Station 4 (walking with crutches): simulate spastic diplegia
(Year 2 Psychology Studies in Ngee Ann Polytechnic wew okay why am I even updating the description box k bye)
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Assistive Technology: Opening Doors to Independence
Uploaded on Jul 20, 2009Assistive Technology is any thing or any tool that can make life easier and increase independence for people with disabilities. It includes a wide range of tools. From simple magnifiers to complex computers, assistive technology can make a world of difference. Across California, there are many resources for learning more about Assistive Technology. Lets drop in at the Parents Helping Parents iTECH Center in Santa Clara and take a look at how assistive technology can make things easier for people across their lifespan.
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An ARC Interview About Assistive Technology
Published on May 17, 2014SSTattler: Everyday I read for e-mail/Facebook/... from Avi Golden. For example, he use the "Dragon" (and I use it too) - see this article.
Avi Golden, a person with aphasia, shares how he uses assistive technology on his phone to help him communicate. Avi's aphasia makes writing and spelling difficult. Here, he shows how he can say a message and the phone will type it for him.
While this will not work for people with no speech, it will help those with aphasia who can say what they want - but they can't write it.
Interview by Carol Dow-Richards, Director Aphasia Recovery Connection 2013 RAISE Award Winner National Stroke Association
To learn more about the Aphasia Recovery Connection, check it out on the web, on Youtube, or on Facebook.
The app he is demonstrating is called Dragon.
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See Dragon NaturallySpeaking 13 in Action
Published on Jul 22, 2014SSTattler: See Dragon Naturally Speaking in Stroke Survivors Tattler June 28, 2014.
Dragon NaturallySpeaking 13 is the fastest and most accurate speech recognition software available for the PC. Dragon transforms the PC experience by turning your voice into text and actionable commands much faster than most people can type. By making navigation and text-entry tasks dramatically faster and easier, Dragon 13 allows you to reach your full potential by helping you get more done on your computer - simply by speaking.
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Dragon NaturallySpeaking - The Best Homework Helper
Published on Aug 7, 2014Imagine how easy homework would be if you could use your voice to complete assignments, write essays, and more. With Dragon speech recognition software students can record their thoughts instantly, without losing focus. Dragon is a powerful tool students and parents rely on year round to complete assignments – faster, better, simply smarter.
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What is Assistive Technology (A.T.)
Published on Jul 30, 2013Discover what Assistive Technology can do. For more information please contact assist@rslsteeper.com / 0113 2070 449.
Produced by kino-studios.com.
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BBC Look North - EvoAssist
Published on Apr 17, 2013Evoassist features on BBC's Look North local news.
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RSLSteeper: Home Control App
Published on Oct 10, 2012Introducing evoassist from RSLSteeper. This software application allows you to operate: lights, entertainment devices, doors, curtains and more from your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch.
For more information visit: www.assistive-technology.co.uk.
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Understanding Assistive Technology: Simply Said
Uploaded on Nov 12, 2010The definition of Assistive Technology presented by the PACER Simon Technology Center www.pacer.org/stc.
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The Case Against Assistive Technology
Uploaded on Sep 3, 2010A look at the assumptions stopping schools from using technology.
A narrated version is available at http://www.donjohnston.com/thecase.
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