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Author Archives: Carol Leynse Harpold, MS, OTR/L, SCLV, ATP, CATIS
Live Caption — The Assistive Technology Daily
Live Caption Live Caption Using voice recognition software, you can connect with the world again. Stay in the conversation with Live Caption. Need help understanding the waiter at your favorite restaurant? When you download this app, they can speak directly … Continue reading
Assistive Listening Devices For Hearing Loss People — Hearing Loss and Solution
For young and elderly clients, hearing may be a barrier in your OT practice. There are so many types of Assistive Listening Devices (ALD) available today for individuals with hearing loss, it is important to be somewhat familiar and also … Continue reading
Object Recognition Apps Feature Match Matrix
Object Recognition Apps It’s an exciting time as recognition apps for both print and objects advance and become more accurate and thus usable. With the evolution of object recognition along with artificial intelligence (AI), more and more object and AI apps … Continue reading
Call Scotland New & Revised Apps Wheel
Call Scotland has curated apps using a clever apps wheel display for several years. Here is their 6th version of the iPad Apps for Learners with Dyslexia / Reading and Writing Difficulties. Their app wheel has those tried and true apps for individuals a … Continue reading
Posted in Apps for Special Needs, Assistive Technology, Dyslexia, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Learning Disability, Reading, Writing
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Connect 12 electronic magnifier (new generation) — The Assistive Technology Daily
The Connect 12 Magnifier from Humanware offers a portable tablet with accessories for close and distance magnification. AT Daily shares this new digital magnifier. Connect 12 Lightweight, sturdy and extremely portable1 12-inch full HD touchscreen Live HD magnification from 1-24x … Continue reading
Posted in Assistive Technology, Low Vision/ Blindness, Uncategorized
Tagged Low Vision, Magnification
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Keyboarding Skill Development Standards
Molly Shannon, OTR shares a general Keyboarding Standards By Grade from MissJaimeOT, a great visual of expectations of keyboarding. When considering pre-typing standards, Keyboarding Without Tears™ also provides in depth standards for early keyboarding skills : Standards for the Production … Continue reading
Google Glass 2.0 Is a Startling Second Act | WIRED — The Assistive Technology Daily
Yes, that’s Google Glass on her frames. But she’s not using it to check her Facebook, dictate messages, or capture a no-hands video while riding a roller coaster. Erickson is a 30-year-old factory worker in rural Jackson, Minnesota. For her, … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, Assistive Technology, Vision, Vocation
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ZooMe Power Travel Scooter
When evaluating vocational rehab clients, all flavors of disability and workplace barriers can present themselves. Clients with MS or Guillian Barre can present fine motor, visual or mobility challenges in their vocational tasks, requiring solutions to maintain their employment. Frequently, distance mobility … Continue reading
ELI Envision A Low Vision Identification System for ADL’s or Work Place Tasks!
Identifying personal or work related materials can be a challenge for individual with low vision. I recently stumbled upon ELI Envision labeling system, an iOS and Android app using low cost special programmable labels with a mobile device that can be customized … Continue reading
Compact Keyboards for One Handed Typing
A variety of keyboard options are available for one handed typists. Likewise, there are a number of different philosophies about methods of input, whether to use a standard QWERTY, alternative or specialty keyboard method . Some of the options of alternative or specialty, one … Continue reading
Posted in Assistive Technology, Keyboard, Keyboarding, Typing
Tagged Keyboarding, Keyboards, Typing Instruction
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