Whew! Hope you have your reading glasses on because there’s a lot of good stuff in here this week. DIY captioning for the deaf, baby carriers for paraplegic moms, incredible clothing designs for kids with autism…Seriously, you don’t want to miss\u00a0this. AT in the news for the week of 8\/24 thru 8\/28<\/p>\n
Accessibility technology in a hearing-centric world: The Verge’s Top Shelf visits the Motion Light lab at Gallaudet<\/a><\/p>\n Many mobile health apps neglect needs of blind users<\/a><\/p>\n A Vision for the Future: Baxter Shines in Research to Guide the Blind<\/a><\/p>\n These 13 Incredible Apps Can See, Hear, And Speak For You!<\/a><\/p>\n AT for Housekeeping<\/a><\/p>\n U of D Jesuit senior develops baby carrier for paraplegic mothers<\/a><\/p>\n DYK: 91% of college students w disabilities say AT is important. QIAT-PS survey<\/a> (PDF)<\/p>\n Smartphones, Apps Are Liberating the Blind and Visually Impaired<\/a><\/p>\n Funding plea for automated home technology for disabled people<\/a><\/p>\n Central High grad, Auburn senior developing apps for Google Glass to enable disabled<\/a><\/p>\n Watch a child use Guided Access on her iPad to play with a Mother Goose app<\/a><\/p>\n Trends on Tuesday: Web Standards Advocate Advises Adaptive Web Design for Government Sites<\/a><\/p>\n Tools\/Tips for DIY Video Transcription\/Captioning<\/a><\/p>\n 4 Online Accessibility Trends in Higher Ed<\/a> [VIDEO]<\/p>\n Advocates want websites accessible to those with impaired, no eyesight<\/a><\/p>\n Superhero-inpsired robotic hand wins UK Dyson award<\/a><\/p>\n Here are four ways to ensure equal access for your child in school<\/a><\/p>\n Or\u00e9e Stylograph pen takes notes while you take notes<\/a><\/p>\n FCC\u2019s Remarks on Supporting Accessible Communications for People With Disabilities<\/a><\/p>\n Actionable Ways To Improve Website Usability<\/a><\/p>\n One stand to rule them all! iPad, iPod, iPhone<\/a><\/p>\n Clothing designs may look odd to you, for kids w\/autism it looks awesome<\/a><\/p>\n Smartphones, Apps Are Liberating the Blind and Visually Impaired<\/a><\/p>\n Can technology make a hearing-centric world more accessible?<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n