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HOW DO I GET THE HELP I NEED?
- contact the A.T. team at PSH&TC by calling Becky at 620-421-6550
x1682 or any
team member
- contact the A.T. Access Site located at SKIL by calling 620-421-6551
- contact the A.T. of Kansas Project at 620-421-6550 x1783 or 1-800-526-3648 or
visit their website at http://www.atk.lsi.ukans.edu
WHAT OTHER RESOURCES ARE AVAILABLE TO ME?
- to locate any A.T. devices by product or company check out www.abledata.com
or http://www.atrc.org/atvendors.htm
- check out disability mall and product guide at www.MedMarket.com
- borrow catalogs, product pamphlets, resource guides from Speech
& Hearing Dept., Assistive Tech, Rehab., etc.
- check out A.T. products related to learning disabilities at www.ldonline.org
- get an A.T. guide from the Parents and Educators Resource Center at www.perc-schwabfdn.org
- take advantage of the many training sessions available across the
state
Abledata -www.abledata.com
Premier searchable database of over 22,000 products for persons with
disabilities.
www.disabilityportal.com
Features over 300 companies offering assistive technology, adaptive products,
disability and medical products from canes to wheelchairs.
www.ideallives.com
Practical tips and resources for parents and educators.
A Free Talking Web Browser:
Simply Web 2000 is a
speech friendly, speech enabled accessible web browser with advance features
that allow easy navigation of complex pages by blind users.
http://www.econointl.com/sw/
Free Web Translator:
FreeTranslation.com is an easy-to-use site for rapid translations where you can get the
"gist" of foreign language text and web pages. Copy
the URL of the page you wish to have translated into Spanish, French,
German, Italian, Norwegian, or Portuguese to your clipboard.
Direct your browser to the Free Translation website by clicking on the link
below. Paste the URL you copied to the clipboard into the webpage translator
box, select the language you are needing, and click the translation button.
Speak2Me
Is a collection
of speakable items that give your speech recognition program some attitude |
