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© 2004 PACER Center Building Program Capacity to Serve Youth with Disabilities Session 4: The Wonders & Relevance of Accessing Assistive Technology THE WONDERS & RELEVANCE OF ACCESSING ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY PACER Center Session 4

© 2004 PACER Center Building Program Capacity to Serve Youth with Disabilities Session 4: The Wonders & Relevance of Accessing Assistive Technology: Slide 1 Agenda  Welcome and Introductions  Overview of Assistive Technology (AT)  AT for Work and School  Hands On Time with AT (if available)  Large Group Exercise  Funding and Resources

© 2004 PACER Center Building Program Capacity to Serve Youth with Disabilities Session 4: The Wonders & Relevance of Accessing Assistive Technology: Slide 2 What Is Assistive Technology? DevicesServices

© 2004 PACER Center Building Program Capacity to Serve Youth with Disabilities Session 4: The Wonders & Relevance of Accessing Assistive Technology: Slide 3 Why Use Technology?  Greater Independence & Participation  Enhanced Learning and Success  Increased Self-Esteem

© 2004 PACER Center Building Program Capacity to Serve Youth with Disabilities Session 4: The Wonders & Relevance of Accessing Assistive Technology: Slide 4 Overview of Assistive Technology Button Hook Utensil Cuff Daily Living Aids

© 2004 PACER Center Building Program Capacity to Serve Youth with Disabilities Session 4: The Wonders & Relevance of Accessing Assistive Technology: Slide 5 Text Telephone (TTY) Clock with Visual Alert Video Magnifier Overview of Assistive Technology Hearing and Vision Technology

© 2004 PACER Center Building Program Capacity to Serve Youth with Disabilities Session 4: The Wonders & Relevance of Accessing Assistive Technology: Slide 6 Overview of Assistive Technology Environmental Aids for Daily Living Voice-activated Control System Switch Accessible Control System

© 2004 PACER Center Building Program Capacity to Serve Youth with Disabilities Session 4: The Wonders & Relevance of Accessing Assistive Technology: Slide 7 Overview of Assistive Technology Computer Station with Keytray Extension Ergonomic and Architectural Adaptations “ Visitable” Home

© 2004 PACER Center Building Program Capacity to Serve Youth with Disabilities Session 4: The Wonders & Relevance of Accessing Assistive Technology: Slide 8 Scooter Power Wheelchair Overview of Assistive Technology Mobility & Positioning

© 2004 PACER Center Building Program Capacity to Serve Youth with Disabilities Session 4: The Wonders & Relevance of Accessing Assistive Technology: Slide 9 Overview of Assistive Technology Transportation Adapted VanCustomized Vehicle Controls

© 2004 PACER Center Building Program Capacity to Serve Youth with Disabilities Session 4: The Wonders & Relevance of Accessing Assistive Technology: Slide 10 Overview of Assistive Technology Mouse Alternatives Alternative Keyboards Switches Computer Access

© 2004 PACER Center Building Program Capacity to Serve Youth with Disabilities Session 4: The Wonders & Relevance of Accessing Assistive Technology: Slide 11 Overview of Assistive Technology Communication Tools Medium –Tech Message Device High Tech - Computerized Device

© 2004 PACER Center Building Program Capacity to Serve Youth with Disabilities Session 4: The Wonders & Relevance of Accessing Assistive Technology: Slide 12 Overview of Assistive Technology Technology for School & Work Talking Computer Books Portable Spell Checkers with Speech Portable Notetakers

© 2004 PACER Center Building Program Capacity to Serve Youth with Disabilities Session 4: The Wonders & Relevance of Accessing Assistive Technology: Slide 13 Overview of Assistive Technology Sports-Adapted Wheelchair Card Holders Recreation and Sports

© 2004 PACER Center Building Program Capacity to Serve Youth with Disabilities Session 4: The Wonders & Relevance of Accessing Assistive Technology: Slide 14 Assistive Technology for School & Work

© 2004 PACER Center Building Program Capacity to Serve Youth with Disabilities Session 4: The Wonders & Relevance of Accessing Assistive Technology: Slide 15 Writing and Reading Tools Talking Computer Books and e-Books

© 2004 PACER Center Building Program Capacity to Serve Youth with Disabilities Session 4: The Wonders & Relevance of Accessing Assistive Technology: Slide 16 Portable Devices Portable Spell Checkers with Speech Portable Notetaker