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Assistive Technologies for Special Populations. According to Wikipedia, Assistive Technologies is an umbrella term that includes assistive, adaptive, and rehabilitative devices for people with disabilities and also includes the process used in selecting, locating, and using them.. .
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Assistive Technologies for Special Populations According to Wikipedia, Assistive Technologies is an umbrella term that includes assistive, adaptive, and rehabilitative devices for people with disabilities and also includes the process used in selecting, locating, and using them.. These technologies aid in fostering greater independence by enabling people with various challenges and disabilities to perform tasks that they formerly were unable to perform or found it extremely difficult to accomplish. Next
Navigation Slide To navigate to the previous slide, click the “P”letter on the bottom left side of the slide. To navigate to the title slide, click the “T” letter on the bottom left-center of the slide To navigate to the menu slide, click the “M” letter on the bottom right-center of the slide. To navigate to the next slide, click the “N” letter on the bottom right side of the slide. Note: Hyperlinked slides are blue. PTMN
Survey of Special Population Technologies Menu Slide Slides may be viewed in the order as presented on this menu slide by selecting “N” for next or you may select the slide that interest you the most. Title Slide Navigation Slide Autism Intellectually Challenged Physically Challenged Juvenile at-risk Adult Literacy Single Parent Talented and Gifted References PTN
Technologies for Autistic Students Slide Links Title Slide Navigation Slide Intellectually Challenged Physically Challenged Juvenile at-risk Adult Literacy Single Parent Talented and Gifted References Assistive Technologies App on iPhone and iPads Technology and Autism Condition Types Pervasive Developmental Disorder Childhood Disintegrative Disorder Rett Syndrome PTMN
Technologies for Intellectually Challenged Students Slide Links Title Slide Navigation Slide Autism Physically Challenged Juvenile at-risk Adult Literacy Single Parent Talented and Gifted References Condition Types Dyslexia Oromotor Dyspraxia Developmental Expression Language Disorder Assistive Technologies Dragon Naturally Speaking iPads with Augmentative Communications Software Text-to-Speech Technology PTMN
Technologies for Physically Challenged Students Slide Links Title Slide Navigation Slide Autism Intellectually Challenged Juvenile at-risk Adult Literacy Single Parent Talented and Gifted References Condition Types Mobility Impaired Vision Impairment Hearing Impairment Assistive Technologies Braille Systems Sip and Puff Systems Cochlear Implants PTMN
Technologies for Juvenile At-Risk Students Assistive Technologies Khan Academy Courseware At-Risk Resources Slide Links Title Slide Navigation Slide Autism Intellectually Challenged Physically Challenged Adult Literacy Single Parent Talented and Gifted References Condition Types Troubled Teens PTMN
Technologies for Adult Literacy Slide Links Title Slide Navigation Slide Autism Intellectually Challenged Physically Challenged Juvenile at-risk Single Parent Talented and Gifted References Condition Types Functional Illiteracy Computer Literacy Assistive Technologies A+ Learning Systems Courseware GCFLearnFree.org PTMN
Technologies for Single Parents Literacy Slide Links Title Slide Navigation Slide Autism Intellectually Challenged Physically Challenged Juvenile at-risk Adult Literacy Talented and Gifted References Condition Types Education Attainment Assistive Technologies Single Parents Networks PTMN
Technologies for Talented and Gifted Students Slide Links Title Slide Navigation Slide Autism Intellectually Challenged Physically Challenged Juvenile at-risk Adult Literacy Single Parent References Condition Types Intellectual Giftedness Assistive Technologies Virtual Environments PTMN
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