Write:OutLoud
- Write:OutLoud- this is a talking work process and writing software program for students. It can be used as a text-to-speech engine on your computer and use it in word-processing programs such as Notepad on Windows computer and TextEdit on a Mac.
- IntelliKeys is an alternative keyboard designed to meet the needs of students with physical disabilities. It is a customizable, flat, touch-sensitive device. Unlike standard keyboards with a fixed set of keys, the configuration of IntelliKeys can be easily changed by sliding different overlays onto the touch sensitive area.
- Trackballs look like an upside down mouse with a movable ball on top of a stationary base. The ball can be rotated with a pointing device or a hand. People who have fine motor skills but lack gross motor skills can use these devices.
- Joysticks can replace the traditional mouse and provide greater control of the direction and speed of the cursor on screen. An individual can use the joystick in whatever position he/she finds most comfortable when operating the computer. They are highly flexible and enable the user to move the cursor both horizontally and vertically at various speeds.
- DynaVox devices assist individuals who are unable to communicate reliably with their own voices due to cognitive, language and physical impairments. The devices produced by DynaVox closely resemble touch screen tablet computers. DynaVox's stated mission is to enable children and adults to reach their educational potential and experience a greater quality of life by maximizing each person’s ability to communicate and learn.
Apple's iPad & iTouch
- iPad is a line of table computers designed and marketed by Apple used primarily for audio-visual media including books, periodicals, movies, music, games, apps and web content. The iPad has also been called a revolutionary tool to help children with autism learn how to communicate and socialize more easily.
- iPod Touch is a smaller version of the iPad that allows users to have a more portable device to access their media.
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