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Category Archive for 'Learning Aids'

Funding AT for K-12 Chris Gibbons, Smartbox Inc, Vice President of Education and Assessment Wednesday, January 11th, 2017  –  4:00pm to 5:00pm EST Assistive technology (AT) can change the lives of students with disabilities, helping them reach their full potential. Yet the rubber meets the road when it is time to pay for AT devices and services, […]

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Recently archived Facebook Chat: ADHD and Behavior, with Analisa L. Smith Board Member, Learning Disabilities Association of America Originally hosted on Fri Dec 23 at 10:00am ET ADHD and behavior problems can often go hand in hand. For this Facebook chat, join Analisa Smith, president of the Learning Disabilities Association of South Carolina, to get […]

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After the holidays, kids (and adults) are still wound up and full of post-festivity energy.  For those who overstimulate easily, vibration is a fundamental component for sensory integration and can be incredibly useful in relaxation. Below are links to a few companies selling a variety of vibrating pillows and stuffed animals – Squeeze them, sit […]

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It’s not too late to find some great toys for all the kiddos in your life! Here are a few helpful links to guide you through the process. Happy shopping! 25 Braille toys for kids who are blind Toys like me – shopping guide (glasses, wheelchairs, hearing aids and more!) Sensory play toys for kids who […]

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Guest post contributed by http://www.homecareplus.ie/ Assistive Technology for the Elderly As people reach their elder years, it is increasingly likely that they will be more susceptible to memory loss, injury and difficulty in communicating. Thankfully, there are many assistive technological devices which can allow elderly people to live more independently. ———————————————————- Memory Aids TabSafe Medication […]

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Apple Announces New Accessibility Website On October 27, Apple used the announcement of the new MacBook Pros to debut a new accessibility website highlighting various built-in options on the company’s devices.  The website demonstrates how people are applying these features in their lives.  For more information, visit: http://www.apple.com/accessibility/ipad/.

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