Brian Meersma at the Assistive Techology Blog recently reviewed the KNFB text reader app and says:
For people who are visually impaired or have difficulty reading, the KNFB Reader is perfect for accessing printed text.
To read Brian’s full review visit, KNFB Reader App: Amazingly Fast and Accurate
Going to college can be exciting and challenging for any student. For students who have never had to advocate for themselves, the transition from high school to college can be difficult.
The answers to each of these five questions can help students with disabilities transitioning to college better understand themselves and their needs. In addition, the answers can also help them be better prepared to meet with disability service provide
Questions courtesy Tom Heffron, the education director of disability services and financial aid at the Wisconsin Technical College System,
This post from the blog, Radical Neurodivergence Speaking, describes one individual’s efforts to make her apartment and her life accessible to her.
The author, “Neurodivergent K” has developed her own style to aid in remembering things. This system, or components borrowed from it, could be tremendously helpful to others who have executive function difficulties with organization.
Radical Neurodivergence Speaking: AUTISTIFYING MY HABITAT!!.
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