Where It's AT – Assistive Technology Blog

Adapted Puzzles Contributed by Lori Markland, Director of Communications, MDTAP Puzzles are a staple of childhood past times. In our house, they can be a mellow reprieve or a family activity. And almost always, they’re a quiet break from the seemingly constant noise and bustle. Whether they’re 12, 24, or 100 pieces, my kids always enjoy the challenge of fitting shapes and […]

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WCAG 2.0 and Text Sizes WCAG 2.0 does not specify a minimum text size—1 pixel font would be compliant, though obviously inaccessible to all sighted users. Font sizes should generally be at least 10 pixels. WCAG 2.0 Success Criterion 1.4.4 (Level AA) requires that content must remain readable and functional when text size or page […]

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AT Stocking Stuffers, Week 2 Contributed by Joel Zimba, Special Projects Coordinator, MDTAP It’s the most wonderful time of the year.  To celebrate, here are a few more gift suggestions to help stuff all the stockings on your list. My favorite item this week is the Pot Minder.  As the name suggests, it will keep […]

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It’s that time of year when parents scour stores and the Internet for the best deals on the toys their little ones are begging to have. But for the parents and families of children with special needs, finding the right toy can be a much larger challenge. Physical, cognitive and developmental disabilities can pose challenges […]

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