AT in the news for the week of 3\/30-5\/4<\/p>\n
Post-Paralysis, New Britain Man Hopes Technology Gets Him Back On The Green<\/a><\/p>\n “Using Google\u2019s Online Apps to Enhance a Class and Accommodate Students”<\/a><\/p>\n New Advances in Robotics Help the Disabled See the World Around Them<\/a><\/p>\n New program to help keep Baltimore’s seniors and people with disabilities safe in an emergency<\/a><\/p>\n Non Profit loan programs face low budgets and high demand in Montgomery County<\/a><\/p>\n In Philadelphia, books for the blind head for the trash<\/a> – Philadelphia Inquirer<\/p>\n Touched by technology<\/a> – The Barrie Examiner<\/p>\n Assistive Technology Blog: EyeRing: Wearable Camera That Detects Objects For The Visually Impaired<\/a><\/p>\n Paralyzed Patients Move Vicariously Through Mind-Controlled Robot<\/a><\/p>\n West Hartford museum offers new tool for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders<\/a><\/p>\n Residence hall accommodations for students with disabilities are good, need<\/a>\u2026<\/p>\n Denver County To Use iPads For Elderly, Disabled Residents To Vote<\/a> – CBS Local<\/p>\n Experts in Universal Design for Learning Address Topic in Free Webinar<\/a> – PR Web (press release)<\/p>\n Sip-and-Puff Ipod dock highlights assistive technology<\/a> (Hack A Day)<\/p>\n