AT for Time Management: One Woman’s Quest to Finally Be On Time, Part 1

Posted on May 06, 2019 by in AT Anecdotes, AT Equipment, General ND Assistive, Learning, Learning/Memory/Cognition, News
Screenshot of alarms. 5 alarms, 1 for each of 5 tasks.
About Me I was born 11 days early. It often feels as though that was the last time I was early for anything in my life. I’m turning 30 in May. 30 years later, I’m ready to be early. I’ll settle for being on time.   I was diagnosed with ADD, Attention Deficit Disorder, as an adult at…

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Ice and Snow Won’t Stop Me from Where I Want To Go: Assistive Technology for Ice and Snow

Posted on January 11, 2019 by in AT Equipment, Daily Living Aids, News, Older Adults, Recreation
Picture of a man using a manual wheelchair with wheelblades installed in an outdoor setting with snow covered ground and evergeens.
Here in North Dakota, we sound a little like the Starks of Winterfell, “Winter is coming.” Winter comes every year and with it snow, and ice, and more snow, and more ice. In Fargo, and for much of the surrounding region, the last week of 2018 went out with a bang, or should I say…

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Assistive Technology…It’s so Freeing!

Posted on December 24, 2012 by in AT Anecdotes, AT Equipment, Computer Access
A few years ago, I had the pleasure of working with Greg, a wonderful man, who composed this letter below with the very technology he tells us about.  He is an inspiration to anyone who knows him, and now, after reading his beautiful letter,  hopefully to you! There are many people in the world that…

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