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Author Archives: Carol Leynse Harpold, MS, OTR/L, SCLV, ATP, CATIS
Holiday Apps for Preschoolers
Here are a few apps that provide some preschool educational or mobile app touch learning with a holiday theme. Certainly there are more, however these are currently free (time line for free is unknown…). Whether for learning shapes, focused attention, language … Continue reading
Posted in Apps for OT's, Holiday and Special Events, iOS, iPad, Uncategorized
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iPhone 6 Armband for One Handed Access
A client recently evaluated for his assistive technology needs required access to an AAC app to augment his communication using one hand and arm due to motor impairment of his non-dominant arm. The client has gross movements of their non-dominant hand and … Continue reading
15 Easy Ways to Make Your Commute More Productive
It’s easy to think of commuting as a total waste of time. When you’re standing on the train platform or waiting at a traffic light, every minute that ticks by can seem like a minute los… Source: 15 Easy Ways … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, Android, Assistive Technology, iOS, Organization
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Amazon Echo as an Accessibility Support — The Website of Luis Perez
Luis Perez describes the features and function of the Amazon Echo and Dot as an accessibility support. Read his post Amazon Echo as an Accessibility Support for a thorough review on features he uses for access on the Amazon Dot … Continue reading
Read to Me in Book Creator 5 — The Website of Luis Perez
Luis Perez shares a new feature of Book Creator 5 for iPad (4.99) that provides a “read to me” for stories created. This is a great new feature of the popular Book Creator app for iPad. Read more on Luis’s … Continue reading
App Screens For Autism With 94 Percent Accuracy, Researchers Say — The Assistive Technology Daily
As posted on The Assistive Technology Daily… Wenyao Xu, left, an assistant professor of computer science and engineering at the University at Buffalo, and undergraduate Kun Woo Cho show a smartphone with the autism screening app they are developing. The … Continue reading
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C-Pen Reader Scanning Pen with Text to Speech
C-Pen Reader Pen Scanning pens with text to speech and dictionary support have been around for quite sometime. The first pens I used were the Quicktionary Pens probably about 10 years ago as a handheld reading tool. Although they scanned and … Continue reading
The Easy Push — IntelliWheels — The Assistive Technology Daily
https://youtube.com/watch?v=7mYCrX51Ki0 Easy Push Wheelchair Pushing a standard manual wheelchair can be tough, but with the IntelliWheels Easy Push, pushing instantly becomes twice as easy. The IntelliWheels Easy Push uses simple gears in each wheel to make it significantly easier to … Continue reading
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Looking for Flexible, On Demand OT Continuing Education?
There are many continuing education opportunities available for OT’s with many online opportunities. Several months ago I subscribed to Occupational Therapy.com for an annual fee of $99. The continuing education and have had positive experiences with the courses enrolled. As … Continue reading
KMINA: The World’s First Pain-Free And Stylish Crutches — The Assistive Technology Daily
KMINA Crutch Surprisingly, something as necessary as crutches have barely evolved over time. Beyond the inclusion of bandages or padded handgrips, no significant changes have been made since ancient Egyptians. KMINA has developed a new crutch concept in order to … Continue reading
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