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Author Archives: Carol Leynse Harpold, MS, OTR/L, SCLV, ATP, CATIS
App Search Resource List – 2017
Updated App Search Resource List Searching for the right app can be a timely process. Many app lists these days are dated, making it hard to sift and winnow for the right app when considering there are thousands of … Continue reading
Unite for Literacy Resource
Unite for Literacy is a free online picture book resource supporting non-readers of individuals of different cultures. It counteracts book scarcity for non-readers of different languages with this online resource of digital books. A community based organization supported by business who have partnered … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, Android, Early Childhood, Education, Emergent Literacy, iOS, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Reading, Uncategorized
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Making Homework Easier – Solutions for the Disorganized Student
This repost of Jacqui Murray’s reviews how homework is made easier using one of the many learning management systems (LMS) available. As an AT Professional, many students referred have organizational challenges which may involve spatial, temporal, attentional and categorical organization difficulties interfering with completing … Continue reading
Titan Note – A New Note Taking Tool
Looking for a new type of note taking tool that will record, translate to text and share it ? The Titan Note may be your answer! The Titan Note is a new digital recording, audio to text conversion and summarizing tech … Continue reading
Google Quick Tip – Voice Typing in Google Slides!
Voice Typing in Speaker Notes is now available in Google Slides, however, it can only be used in the speaker notes area. A work around for using this feature for writing content for the slide is easy. Create your text … Continue reading
Reminder, Alarm and Voice Reminders, Remind Me App
Research on use of visual schedules and checklists has been found to improve independence in completing work tasks and self-care skills for individuals with autism and cognitive disabilities (Koyama, Wang 2011). Use of visual schedules on PDA have also shown significant benefits … Continue reading
VEST Vibratory Vest for Hard of Hearing
Re-blogged from The Assistive Technology Daily Blog https://youtube.com/watch?v=sRk6IsUUseg%3Ffeature%3Doembed Can sensory data be fed through unusual sensory channels? And can the brain learn to extract the meaning of such information streams? VEST vibratory vest Yes and yes. Sensory substitution is a … Continue reading
Accessing Print on the Fly with Mobile Devices and Apps with OCR and Text to Speech
Apps with text to speech are nothing new. Many apps with text to speech are available for mobile devices to access print on the fly for individuals with visual, learning or cognitive disabilities as may be required in a academic , home setting or in the community. … Continue reading
LED Handrails for the Visually Impaired
There are a many exciting innovations emerging for individuals with low vision and blindness, from environmental supports to sophisticated new wearables. The Assistive Technology Daily shares LED handrails that can guide the traveler in the direction of the walkway or stairs in … Continue reading
iPhone Case System with Swappable Modules – An Option for AAC Users?
Otterbox cases have been the mobile device case choice for most of our clients mobile device recommendations. Otterbox cases provide a protection, good quality yet remain somewhat slim. Of course their is never a one size fits all for our clients pending their needs, however … Continue reading
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