Because of the Thanksgiving holiday last week, we missed out on sending last Friday’s AT Wrap Up. So, as an extra special holiday treat (or perhaps early gift), we’re sharing some of the best AT news from the past two weeks. Grab your coffee, get comfy and enjoy!<\/p>\n
A Tablet App from Invention Labs Helps Kids with Speech Disabilities<\/a><\/p>\n Ghotit Releases its Dyslexia Writing & Reading Solution for Windows Tablets<\/a><\/p>\n Why don’t we design a better wheelchair?<\/a><\/p>\n Why Are Glasses Perceived Differently Than Hearing Aids?<\/a><\/p>\n A Video Game That You Can\u2019t Even See<\/a><\/p>\n UGa students make Christmas toys for kids with motor disablilities<\/a><\/p>\n ‘Disabled’ Mannequins Remind Us That Beautiful Doesn’t Mean ‘Perfect’ (VIDEO)<\/a><\/p>\n A new golden age for cane design?<\/a><\/p>\n More malls are now offering \u2018quiet\u2019 santa visits for kids with autism<\/a><\/p>\n AbleGamers 2013 Holiday Gift Guide<\/a><\/p>\n “You can swipe, you can open apps, you can scroll, zoom in…” Consumer Electronics Show<\/a><\/p>\n Training Program That Not Only Teaches Independence Skills to Blind Youth But Gives Back<\/a><\/p>\n Tongue Piercing Lets The Paralyzed Drive Wheelchairs<\/a><\/p>\n 17 “Mom Approved” Gifts for Kids with Special Needs<\/a><\/p>\n Denmark company collaborates with Apple on hearing aid tech<\/a><\/p>\n Baby Boomers Adapt Homes for Retirement<\/a><\/p>\n Wheelchair controlled by thoughts<\/a><\/p>\n Petri bill would make technology available to students with disabilities<\/a><\/p>\n Military caregiving webinar on assistive technologies slated for Dec. 12<\/a><\/p>\n Exchange matches durable medical equipment with Kansans in need<\/a><\/p>\n Radio Gives Young DJs A Voice At Perkins School For The Blind<\/a><\/p>\n