Canadian-based Makers Making Change gives individuals access to assistive technology devices at a fraction of the cost of commercial products.
The devices cost pennies to make, and can help meet the demand for affordable accessibility solutions.
Research shows that individuals with disabilities are less likely to own digital devices, but programs exist that can help close the digital divide.
From safety to supporting clients more effectively, cell phones can be an asset for DSPs in the field.
With the advancement of smartphone apps and accessibility settings, the assistive technology solution you need might already be in your pocket.
We asked our team of software experts to share their favorite features and shortcuts. Here’s what they had to say.
These tips will help you influence a positive change, even if you’re not the one in charge.