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Practical Guides for a Lifetime of Assistive Technology Use
Need assistive technology (AT) information? We can help you with that. IPAT has developed 10 practical guides that highlight the use of AT from early childhood through late retirement. Within these guides, we have taken the mystery out of selecting...
Android vs Apple — What’s the right choice for assistive technology?
With the introduction of smartphones and tablets into the field of assistive technology (AT) there has been a quiet war being waged; which operating system is the best to use for AT? Apple iOS has been dominant in the field of AT for its variety of uses. From...
Bought an iPad, Now What?
iPads have taken society by storm – they are portable, affordable, and have loads of apps available for download to help mainstream and disability sector users. For those new to the iPad world, check out “Quick and Easy Pointers to Get the Most Out of Your iPad” at...
Having some hearing loss?
Assistive listening devices can help those of you with hearing loss to hear better in situations where there is a lot of background noise, like at work, at school, or at home. They capture and process the sound before it reaches your ear to filter out disturbing...
Using the Keypad as a Mouse
A variety of computer users have come to IPAT’s Technology Access Centers with an inability to use a standard mouse. The reasons have been many; shoulder pain when reaching to use a mouse, the reliable use of only one finger on one hand, lack of stamina over time...
A new slant on life.
A number of years ago IPAT realized that there were just way too many folks in the state that could benefit from assistive technology devices and were falling through the cracks of funding resources. About 2 years ago we were in a position as a fairly new...
EmergencyLink provides a no cost way to be prepared for Emergencies
When dealing with older loved ones that are living in another state or just down the street you should be prepared for emergencies. Melanie Pinola at LifeHacker.com does an excellent job in talking about EmergencyLink and the peace of mind it can provide. Do you...
Voting made easy.
The AutoMARK Voter Assist Terminal (VAT) makes voting with privacy and independence an option for all voters, and particularly those with disabilities. The AutoMARK is an optical scan ballot marker primarily designed for use by people who are unable to personally...
A young man uses the iPad for the first time…without seeing it.
I recently had the opportunity to work with a high school student who is blind and had never used the VoiceOver feature of the Apple iOS operating system for the iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and iPod nano. For those of you unfamiliar with VoiceOver, it allows a user...
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