Stevie Wonder certainly started us off right this week with his speech at the Grammies Monday night! And it only gets cooler from there, from groups of students making AT to Microsoft making accessibility a development priority. Check it all out in this week’s AT News! Annual Invent It challenge launches, focusing on solving health problems Accessibility: […]
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Help Create a Nonvisually Accessible Maryland Technology that is nonvisually accessible, which can be accessed and operated using audio and Braille, creates opportunities for the blind to live, work, and play as fully participating members of our communities. When done correctly, building innovative, universally designed technologies is simple, cost effective, and beneficial to blind and […]
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Cognitive Aids for People with Brain Injury – Webinar Feb 17, 2016 at 3:00 PM EST. Register now! https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/7852777288942619137 People with cognitive-behavioral disability may benefit from Assistive Technology for cognition, typically in the form of customized suites of apps and strategies used with smartphones, PDAs, or tablet computers. Dr. Tony Gentry, Associate Professor in the […]
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The UMD Disability Summit Do you conduct research or teach courses related to disability? Are you interested in learning about the research and teaching related to disability going on at the University of Maryland? Do you want to help build a cross-disciplinary network of scholars of disability at University of Maryland? On April 8, 2016, […]
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