Where It's AT – Assistive Technology Blog

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! A Tablet App from Invention Labs Helps […]

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VisionAware recently established its Getting Started Kit. Over 21.2 million Americans report trouble seeing, and that number is on the rise. For adults experiencing vision loss for the first time, the diagnosis can feel overwhelming and stressful. To provide hope and help to handle the challenges of vision loss, and to connect users with the […]

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Contributed by Joel Zimba, Special Projects Coordinator, MDTAP It’s the most wonderful time of the year once again.  Last year, we posted many Assistive Technology gift suggestions.  All of these devices are still available.  However, this year, the Internet is providing a veritable cornucopia of blog posts with excellent gift suggestions.  Here are a couple of sources […]

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Frame Titles Difficulty: Advanced Category: Structure Validation Frames (a way of combining multiple web pages into one visual presentation) are not used as frequently today, but when they are used, they must be identified with descriptive text. All frames must be given a descriptive title. The title should succinctly present the content and/or functionality of […]

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HCI receives prestigious grant from Foundation The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, one of the largest private foundations in the United States recently awarded HCI – Holly Community, Inc., contractor to the Maryland Technology Assistance Program, a $100,000 grant over two years to expand assistive technology services on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. The focus of this grant […]

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