Adaptive Technology

Posted by CynthiaL on Sunday, April 20, 2008 at 5:19 am. Comments are off.

AbilityHub assistive technology for computers and disability
Accessible Housing
Adaptech Research Network In partnership with the National Educational Association of Disabled Students (NEADS), the Adaptech Research Project conducts research on the use of computer technologies by Canadian college and university students with disabilities. [Canada]
- list of free and/or inexpensive hardware and software alternatives that might be useful to students with disabilities on a tight budget.
Adaptive Technologies Hardware, Software, and Other Tools, Alternative Keyboards, Alternative Pointing Devices list provided by the Boston-IA Association
Adaptive Technology Resource Centre (ATRC)
Adaptive Technology Consulting, Inc.
Dining with Dignity
Adaptive Technologies links to hardware, software, and other tools, alternative keyboards, alternative pointing devices list provided by the Boston-IA Association
Foot-Click lets you click the computer mouse with your feet. You can now choose to only click the mouse buttons with your feet or freely shift between using your feet and your fingers.
Infogrip assistive keyboards, switches, joysticks, etc.
One-Handed and Two-Handed Keyboard a standard desktop keyboard that has been enhanced to allow both one-handed and two-handed touch-typing

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