It’s getting cold outside but these stories will warm up all our thinking gears. There are dictionaries for those with dyslexia, a head controlled smartphone, some AT-related webinars (to get your learning on), and much more. So, put your reading & thinking cap on and cozy up with this week’s AT in the news, 11/10 thru 11/14.
Can Our Eye Movements While Watching Television Reveal the Presence of Glaucoma?
More customizations in our educational & accessible iPad keyboards – AssistiveWare
New assistive technology makes strides within the disabled community
The Center on Technology and Disability (CTD) is pleased to announce the first Café event
Going green is good, but could architect be doing more for aging people and veterans?
Tech tools for writers w/dyslexia. Free webinar w/ AT consultant Jamie Martin, 11/19 @ 1-2pm ET
The Practical Guide to the Future of Medicine
The Prosthetics Industry Gets A Human Touch
Head-controlled smartphone is perfect for the disabled
Refreshable Braille gets an engineer’s touch
Easter Seals Washington receives Comcast Assistive Technology Grant
For Dyslexics, A Font And A Dictionary That Are Meant To Help
In Self-Driving Cars, a Potential Lifeline for the Disabled
