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Tag Archives: Stylus
iFaraday Styluses
The Faraday Website and Caduceus Stylus is Back! I had a number of contacts from readers about the links to the Faraday Caduceus Stylus not working, and searches for its existence leading to a disappearing website. Good news, contact with the developer and creator … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, Accessories, Assistive Technology, iPad, Stylus
Tagged Accessibility, accessories, iPad, Stylus
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Sixth Digit – Adaptive Stylus for Quadriplegics
Sixth Digit Thanks to Josh Smith’s ingenuity, there are additional options for access to touch screens, buttons and small target points for those with limited hand function. The mechanical engineer created the Sixth Digit Stylus out of necessity following a C 5 … Continue reading
Free Stuff for AOTA Presentation “What’s the Write App?” – A Big Thanks
The AOTA 2015 Convention Appy Hour presentation, “What’s the Write App?” on April 18 went well with many participants joining Brittany Hand, MOT and myself during our app review session. The session focused on 5 favorite writing apps, from pre-handwriting, handwriting … Continue reading
Posted in Apps for OT's, Handwriting
Tagged App Review, Handwriting, iPad, occupational therapy, OT Apps, Stylus, Word Prediction, Writing
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Caduceus with a SALT Tip – a Highly Adaptable Stylus
I was very excited to receive my order of the SALT stylus tip, a new interchangeable tip for the Caduceus Stylus , made by iFaraday. The Caduceus Stylus is an appealing stylus featuring a bendable shaft and very light making it well … Continue reading
OT’s with Apps Stylus List
What’s Your Favorite Stylus? Looking for a styluses for a child, mature user, an adaptive stylus, mouth or head stylus? Check out this new curated OT’s with Apps Stylus List, with a dozens of preferred styluses for almost everybody (no … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, Accessories, Android, Assistive Technology, iPad, Mobility Impairment, Occupational Therapy, Pediatrics, Special education, Special Needs, Stylus, Therapist/Teacher Tools
Tagged Accessibility, accessories, Android, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Mobility Impaired, occupational therapy, Stylus
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Adaptive Styluses and Other Methods of Direct Access to a Tablet
A recent inquiry on adaptive styluses piqued by interest. It has been a while since I scoured the market for adaptive styluses so it appeared to be time to find what else is out there. Here are my findings: Limitless Stylus (Prototype) … Continue reading
More Styluses for Big and Little Hands
As an OT, I like tool options. Like different qualities of pencils and pens, styluses provide some of those same types of choices on the iPad. We all have our favorites tools, but it is nice to see what else is out there. So, here are just … Continue reading
Posted in Accessories, Android, Drawing, iPad, Pre-writing, Stylus
Tagged accessories, iPad, occupational therapy, Stylus
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