“Assistive Technology” was initially developed to level the playing field, in the working and academic world, for people with disabilities.
Featuring the most recent releases and exciting news from each of the major vendors as well various cool gadgets you’ll want to know about.
We are working on webinar-style remote/virtual presentations. To receive these presentations you will need a strong wireless or broadband connection, and an Internet-capable device that can receive audio and/or video. That means any desktop, laptop, Apple or Android smartphone or tablet, etc will get the job done.
