The Oregon Health and Science University is seeking Special Education Teachers and Speech-Language Pathologists to participate in a study funded by the U.S. Department of Education. Participants must: Currently serve at least one student with complex communication needs at any grade level, including early intervention/early childhood special education. Be responsible for developing communication-related IEP/IFSP goals […]
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Button Text Buttons should have descriptive and succinct values or text that describe the function of that form button. Like “click here” links, ambiguous button text (such as “Go” or “Submit”) requires the user to scan before the button to determine precisely what the button does. Descriptive text such as “Search”, “Subscribe”, etc. are unambiguous […]
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The Governor’s Office for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing of Maryland has many great resources for those seeking information on various hearing-related issues including financing hearing aids, identifying an audiologist, hearing aid directory and more. Visit them online to access these documents and learn about other hearing-loss resources in Maryland.
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AT in the news for the week of 10/29 – 11/2 For some with disabilities, gaming fills a basic need Adaptive technology opening possibilities at Bellevue College US Makes New Exemptions To Digital Millennium Copyright Act Provision Crawling Robots to Help Infants with Cerebral Palsy New Hope for Traumatic Brain Injury and Stroke Survivors MIT […]
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AT:LAST, sometimes referred to as the MAT Coop, recently launched their new website http://www.atlastinc.org/ to highlight their various trainings, events, and purchasing program. AT:LAST provides High quality assistive technology training opportunities Demonstration and loan of a variety of AT devices, software, and apps exemplifying the continuum of products available Consultations and evaluations to meet individual needs or […]
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