Did you know that Australia is about to make tactile money? Or that there are contact lenses that can magnify up to 3x? Well, if you read our AT news, you’d know all about it. And more. So catch up right here – AT in the news for the week of 2\/16- 2\/20.<\/p>\n
A TED playlist to watch: The autism spectrum<\/a><\/p>\n DeafBlind Video Relay Service heads to Beta<\/a><\/p>\n Art exhibition for blind people opens in Madrid<\/a><\/p>\n Why open source needs accessibility standards<\/a><\/p>\n Assistive technology is one of the strategies schools use to help with learning<\/a><\/p>\n Israeli Startup Creates Gaming Platform to Improve Motor Skills of Disabled Youth<\/a><\/p>\n Mobile apps giving disabled students more academic independence<\/a><\/p>\n Support local looping initiatives and use Academy resources to promote them in your office<\/a><\/p>\n Pill that could stop both hearing loss and tinnitus is now being tested<\/a><\/p>\n Scientists Develop Telescopic Contact Lenses That Can Zoom 3X<\/a><\/p>\n 13yo blind boy successfully campaigns for tactile banknotes<\/a><\/p>\n Do you know a young adult with a disability who is positively affecting the lives of individuals with disabilities<\/a><\/p>\n Using Text Replacement so you can type less<\/a><\/p>\n Video: Teach Keyboarding Using UDL Techniques<\/a><\/p>\n Your User-Centered Design Isn’t Usable If It Isn’t Accessible<\/a><\/p>\n Miles O’Brien shows us how he adapts to living without his left arm<\/a><\/p>\n Inventor Spotlight \u2013 Merry Lynn Morris \u2013 Inventor of the omni-directional wheelchair<\/a><\/p>\n Canadian team uses 3D printer to make artificial legs for Ugandans<\/a><\/p>\n Scientists unveil cables you can bend and twist to control gadgets<\/a><\/p>\n Tech Incubator Earmarks $3.8 Million for Three IoT Startups<\/a><\/p>\n Robot helps quadriplegic man tour St. Louis Art Museum<\/a><\/p>\n Painful Lessons About Poverty and Disability<\/a><\/p>\n Assistive Technology from Ancient to Modern Times<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n