AT in the news for the week of 1\/28 – 2\/1<\/p>\n
Visually impaired students showcase tech skills at Olympics<\/a><\/p>\n A brave new world of high-tech devices helps with elder care<\/a><\/p>\n Monster.com to Make Job Search & Recruitment Website More Accessible for Blind Users<\/a><\/p>\n Welcome to AT Collective – a place for Assistive Technology professionals to connect.<\/a><\/p>\n Google Accessible Web Search for Visually Impaired<\/a><\/p>\n The UK government “accepted as a cyborg” a color-blind man who uses an apparatus which translates color into sound<\/a><\/p>\n Software firm changes life for the disabled<\/a><\/p>\n Speaking up: Watsonville fifth-grader gains a voice with electronic device<\/a><\/p>\n Comcast\u2019s Tom Wlodkows…Leading the Company to New Levels of Accessibility<\/a><\/p>\n No buttons, no problem: Here\u2019s how touchscreens work when you can\u2019t see<\/a><\/p>\n Next stop Legoland with a prototype of an assistive device that helps prevent falls down stairs<\/a><\/p>\n Survey on Accessibility of Smart Phones Needs Participants – The Paciello Group (TPG)<\/a><\/p>\n Hearing loss linked to memory loss in the elderly<\/a><\/p>\n Top 5 Kids Apps You Don’t Want to Miss<\/a><\/p>\n Family caregivers’ ‘labor of love’ helps seniors, disabled adults live at home<\/a><\/p>\n For Disabled, i-Transport Rises to the Occasion<\/a><\/p>\n Cycling technology (and credit card) helps get past disability challenge<\/a><\/p>\n