Month: April 2022

Assistive technology empowers people with disabilities to live, work, and play with greater levels of independence and achievement. To give you an example, data suggests that students with high-incidence disabilities who have AT in high school graduate at a rate of 99.8%, compared to 79.6% for those without it. “My students with Cerebral Palsy wouldn’t … Continued

Assistive technology (AT) is a phrase you may or may not be familiar with, but you have probably used AT before. That’s because many tools that serve as assistive technology to people with disabilities are common features on our devices. Have you ever used speech-to-text to compose a text? To people without a disability, speech-to-text … Continued