Simple desk adaptations are used by a college student
without arms to be able to write with his feet in the classroom.
Using e-mail and the Internet help these two young
women communicate independendently.
A low-tech door closing device out of rope and drawer
handles is Alan King's unique invention so he and his wife can secure
their front door as they leave home each day. This solution means both
independence and security to them.
An alphabet board and speech serve certain roles along
with a voice output device for some AAC users. Michael Williams talks
about multi-modalities.
A simple solution should be the first resort. Some
people might have thought of more complex solutions to Ty's dilemma
in her new job, such as formal accommodations. The solution is much,
much more straightforward.
Simple positioning and set up changes can sometimes
overcome access barriers. In this video clip, you'll hear that minor
adjustments in a standard computer set up can make access possible for
some individuals.
These are just a sampling of examples that show
the diversity of possible AT solutions. Come back to find more examples
as this web site grows.
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