Speech Disability? Make Calls with Speech-to-Speech Relay
Bob Segalman founded exactly the service he needed. Now thousands of Americans make phone calls independently and many more need to know they can.
Category: Technology Spotlight
AT for Frozen Treats in the Summer Heat
Thanks so much to the Michigan Assistive Technology (AT) Program Blog for allowing us to re-post this just-in-time-for-summer AT advice!
Goldilocks and the Three Apps
Not all assistive technology (AT) success stories follow the simple fairy tale…
Assistive Technology for Living with Aphasia
June is National Aphasia Awareness Month. Let’s #TalkAboutAphasia and #AAC!
Panic Attack? There’s an app for that!
In 2015, stress from recent health crises and triggers from childhood trauma culminated in a very scary experience–the panic attack in the parking lot of my doctor’s office.
Must-have Apps for Individuals who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing
A helpful orientation to the world of mobile communication technology used by the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community
Wiggling is Welcome with the ErgoErgo Stool
Thanks to Melissa McKeon, MS, ORT/L, for this AT success story with Connecticut’s State AT Program
Access+Ability at the Cooper Hewitt Museum Celebrates and Reframes Assistive Technology
Objects on display are surprisingly novel, commercially-available or prototypes of new innovations, and they inadvertently pose some important questions.
3D Printed AT: Where to Get Started?
Thanks to Shawna Hanson of MonTECH, the Montana state AT program, for this post about her foray into the wonderful world of custom printed gadgets!
Alexa … You Make My Life Easier!
George Hamilton, Oregon Statewide AT Program Advisory Council Member, considers the roots of his affection for Amazon’s Alexa
