Reading Pen (scan word and device Controls for battery-operated pronounces word and gives devices definition) Controls for electrical appliances Audio books (CD, DVD, MP3) (like radio, fan, blender, etc.) Text reading software Remote control for appliances Electronic books Vision Learning/Studying Eye glasses Print or picture schedule Magnifier File box or system (like tabs, print books color coded folders) CCTV (closed circuit television) Highlight important text with Screen magnification software markers, highlight tape, highlighting Screen contrast computer material Screen reader, text reader Recorded material (books on tape, Braille translation software taped lectures) Braille printer Planner Enlarged or Braille/tactile labels for Voice output reminders for keyboard assignments, steps of task, etc. Alternate keyboard with enlarged Computer or cell phone organizers keys and calendars Braille keyboard and note taker Math Hearing Abacus/Math Line Pen and paper Enlarged math worksheets Computer/portable word processor paper to keep work aligned TDD for access with or without calculator relay Tactile or voice output measuring Email, text messaging, or instant devices messaging Talking watches or clocks Signaling device (like a flashing light Calculator (with or without print-out) or vibrating pager) Calculator with large keys and/or Closed captioning large display Real time captioning Talking calculator Computer note taking On-screen calculator Reminder signals on computer Virtual math manipulatives Phone amplifier (computer) Personal amplification recognition software system/Hearing aid FM or system Control of the Environment Infrared system Light switch extension There are many other assistive technology devices and software. For more information on any of the items listed, not listed, or to help you figure out what AT might work for you, please call the Idaho Assistive Technology Project, 1-800-432-8324.
Reading Pen (scan word and device pronounces word and gives definition) Audio books (CD, DVD, MP3) Text reading software Electronic books Learning/Studying Print or picture schedule File box or system (like tabs, color coded folders) Highlight important text with markers, highlight tape, highlighting computer material Recorded material (books on tape, taped lectures) Planner Voice output reminders for assignments, steps of task, etc. Computer or cell phone organizers and calendars Math Abacus/Math Line Enlarged math worksheets paper to keep work aligned calculator Tactile or voice output measuring devices Talking watches or clocks Calculator (with or without print-out) Calculator with large keys and/or large display Talking calculator On-screen calculator Virtual math manipulatives (computer) recognition software Control of the Environment Light switch extension Controls for battery-operated devices Controls for electrical appliances (like radio, fan, blender, etc.) Remote control for appliances Vision Eye glasses Magnifier print books CCTV (closed circuit television) Screen magnification software Screen contrast Screen reader, text reader Braille translation software Braille printer Enlarged or Braille/tactile labels for keyboard Alternate keyboard with enlarged keys Braille keyboard and note taker Hearing Pen and paper Computer/portable word processor TDD for access with or without relay Email, text messaging, or instant messaging Signaling device (like a flashing light or vibrating pager) Closed captioning Real time captioning Computer note taking Reminder signals on computer Phone amplifier Personal amplification system/Hearing aid FM or system Infrared system There are many other assistive technology devices and software. For more information on any of the items listed, not listed, or to help you figure out what AT might work for you, please call the Idaho Assistive Technology Project, 1-800-432-8324.