Assistive Technologies System for Children with Special Needs Prof. D-r. Dragan Mihajlov, Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering, Ss. Cyril and Methodius.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY INTRODUCTION. Basic Premise: All students can participate! All students can learn! All students can achieve! ALL students…including.
Advertisements

Accessibility Planning Amy Jones, Rehabilitation Engineer Chuck Doumitt, Project Director.
Definition of Special Education NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHERS.
AT Center Changes HIAT. In order for the Assistive Technology Center to provide a higher level of service to students with more significant challenges,
R OLE OF I NFORMATION AND C OMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) IN LIFE OF P ERSONS WITH L OCOMOTOR D ISABILITY Dr. Dharmendra Kumar Director Pandit Deendayal.
Disability Culture Etiquette & Interaction Employment Services & Innovations Indiana Vocational Rehabilitation Services.
Help is Out There ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY IN THE CLASSROOM AT THE HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL.
This presentation and its materials are based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Cooperative Agreement Number HRD Any.
Assistive Technology Competencies for Educational Personnel.
Lets Talk 9+ Emulator e-Tech for Tots CS590 - Ashok Sahu.
Brittney Poling, Octavia Houston, and Jordan Wilhelm.
Assistive Technology in the Educational Setting Ed Computers and Technology in Special Education.
Computer Access for Disabled Individuals “The Computer as an Educational Tool: Productivity and Problem Solving” ©Richard C. Forcier and Don E. Descy.
Assistive Technology in the Educational Setting Ed Computers and Technology in Special Education An Interactive Lecture.
Brittney Poling, Octavia Houston, and Jordan Wilhelm.
A Case Study By Daniel Gonzalez Assistive technology is using aided tools to improve the lifestyles and skills of individuals. This term includes eyeglasses,
INCLUSION IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES ACCESS FOR SUCCESS.
ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY TOOLS EMILY WRENCH. VISUALLY IMPAIRED.
{ Apps as Assistive Technology Mobile Device Applications for Individuals with Disabilities.
IEP Individualized Education Program A plan available for children with disabilities or delayed skills. The child's parents an educators works side by.
Assistive Technology Ability to be free. Quick Facts  Assistive technology is technology used by individuals with disabilities in order to perform functions.
Assistive Technology Tools
Assistive Technology Tools Alisha Little EDN Dr. Ertzberger.
NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies 8/30/2015 Introduction to.
Integrating the Expanded Core Curriculum
ED505 University of West Alabama Stacy Hein. Assistive Technology Assistive Technology is defined as devices that extend the abilities of an individual.
Brittney Poling, Octavia Houston, and Jordan Wilhelm.
Tablet PCs In Socially Relevant Projects Michael Buckley University of Buffalo.
What’s in a Name? ICT for Students with Special Needs.
Screen Reader A program that combines sound and picture to help explain what is on the computer screen. Scenario: Mark has very low vision and has troubling.
A legal definition of assistive technology was published in the 1988 Individuals with Disabilities Act (The Tech Act). The act was amended in Additionally,
Introduction to Assistive Technology Adapted from FDLRS-Technology State Loan Library Mark Cerasale – Administrator Diane Penn - Technology Specialist.
Prof. Dr. Manfred Hintermair Awareness of educational needs for deaf and hard of hearing students What does this mean for teaching, learning and living.
ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY VISUAL METAPHOR PRESENTATION By: Jennifer Donnersbach EDU 309 2/18/14.
11.10 Human Computer Interface www. ICT-Teacher.com.
Special Needs By: Sheridan McCarter. Visually Impaired.
Technology and the Disabled By Dr. Steve Broskoske Misericordia University.
Adaptive Technology: Making the World More User Friendly Sherrie Lee Holden With Special Guest Carrie Teichman, M.Ed. Counseling ETEC 562 Dr. Jason Davis.
Inclusive Teaching: The Journey Towards Effective Schools for All Learners, 2e Peterson / Hittie © 2010 Pearson Education, Inc. All rights reserved. Chapter.
Website Design & Development for Learning The ICT in Schools Initiative of the Department of Education and Science Special.
Computers: A Window of Opportunity for Children with Disabilities Computers have proved a necessary tool in helping children with disabilities.
Mary O’Flaherty & Brighid Cahalane INTO Equality Committee INTO Equality Conference 2010 Fáilte – Inclusion in the Teaching Profession Discussion Group.
DALISHA CARDWELL ED 305 UNIVERSITY OF WEST ALABAMA Assistive Technology.
ED 505 Melanie Shotts March 28, 2015
© 2010 Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 1  Two Major Types  Language disorders include formulating and comprehending spoken messages. ▪ Categories:
Computer Fundamental MSCH 233 Lecture 6. Printers Printer is an output device which convert data into printed form. The output from a printer is referred.
Working and Communicating With People with Disabilities: Points of Etiquette Charles Tubre Advocacy Center.
Microsoft Assistive Technology Products Brought to you by... Jill Hartman.
Assistive Technology November 14, Screen Reader Who uses screen readers? –People with little to no vision What is it? –A form of “Assistive Technology”
Controlling Computer Using Speech Recognition (CCSR) Creative Masters Group Supervisor : Dr: Mounira Taileb.
Special Needs in the Online Environment By Tammy McMullen.
+ Assistive Technology By Lyndsay RHodes. + Screen Reader A screen reader is a software application for people with severe visual impairments. A screen.
ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY WHAT EDUCATORS NEED TO KNOW 1.
Assistive Technology Meeka Bland-Grassaree. Assistive Technology Assistive technology refers to "any item, piece of equipment, or product system, whether.
Assistive Technology.
Acessible Digital Media By Rivelina Lorvil. What is Accessibility? ♦Accessibility involves two key issues ♦ first, how users with disabilities access.
Special Needs Students & Technology By Kristen Lebeda, Jacquie O’Neill & Angie Moss.
Assistive Technology(AT) Assistive Technology(AT) Approach Dr. Khaled Eskaf Assistance Professor Intelligent System College of Computing and Information.
Assistive Technologies in Education Hayley Bunnell Technology for Educators.
ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY Mitchell Johnston. Many students within our classrooms have difficulties with reading, writing, and /or math. While other students.
Introduction to Assistive Technology Katherine Cunningham Technology In Education- ED505 University of West Alabama.
Children with Special Needs Physical and Mental Disabilities and Gifted Children.
Impact of the Assistive Technology Act Kayla Davis EDU 620 Dr. Hom April 6, 2014.
NGAL Presentation Library Services for People with Disabilities Kimberly Linek, MSW Disability Specialist Georgia Highlands College April 13, 2016.
Community Event Twanna Bradford Professor Williams Final Project June 5, 2016.
The ALVA Satellite 544 Annette Romero and Traci James 1 o o 4 2 o o 5 3 o o 6.
Group 3 Presentation Carleigh Dutton Jean Marie Davenport Special Needs Software.
25 th Anniversary Symposium Disability Etiquette & Awareness Michael Looney, Disability Program Manager, Federal Aviation Administration Stephen M. King,
How can speech technology be used to help people with disabilities?
MTTS: Standard Six Assistive Technology
Presentation transcript:

Assistive Technologies System for Children with Special Needs Prof. D-r. Dragan Mihajlov, Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering, Ss. Cyril and Methodius University, 1000 Skopje, Republic of Macedonia,

Assistive Technologies System for Children with Special Needs Whatever you teach you have to consider people with special needs

Assistive Technologies System for Children with Special Needs

Assistive technologies have existed from the moment our prehistoric ancestors started using tools

Assistive Technologies System for Children with Special Needs Assistive technologies Purpose-built hardware or software,used by individuals in order to perform functions that would otherwise be difficult or impossible

Assistive Technologies System for Children with Special Needs Mary Pat Radabaugh, Director of IBM National Support Center for Persons with Disabilities "For people without disabilities, technology makes things easier. For people with disabilities, technology makes things possible. ”

Assistive Technologies System for Children with Special Needs In Republic of Macedonia the use of assistive technologies for children with special needs is in a very early phase We have been developing many systems for different people, supporting different kind of activities This system is different

Assistive Technologies System for Children with Special Needs Macedonian Assistive Technologies System (MATS) for children with special needs

Assistive Technologies System for Children with Special Needs Children with special needs have been classified into several categories: mobility impairment, sensory impairment (visual and hearing impairments) and intellectual impairment (difficulties in understanding, expressing or interacting with other people)

Assistive Technologies System for Children with Special Needs Different classification: Physical Disabilities Visual Disabilities Hearing Disabilities Cognitive Disabilities and Learning Disorders Communications Disabilities

Assistive Technologies System for Children with Special Needs Different categories of children with special needs

Assistive Technologies System for Children with Special Needs MATS is a collection of - conventions, - devices and - services particularly chosen and applied for helping children with disabilities

Assistive Technologies System for Children with Special Needs Some tools are very simple like cane for the visually impaired

Assistive Technologies System for Children with Special Needs Other tools are very high technology

Assistive Technologies System for Children with Special Needs Rules of Engagements or Disability etiquette What have we done until now First step Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will hurt forever

Assistive Technologies System for Children with Special Needs Use respectful language Examples - Using the term “person without a disability” instead of “normal person” - Never move a person in a wheelchair unless you have permission from that person - Do not refer to people as blind, they are visually impaired - Do not refer to people as deaf, they are hearing impaired

Assistive Technologies System for Children with Special Needs Center for people with disabilities "Open the windows” - adaptations (magnification, color, sound, keys and mouse speed,...) - developing tools that will be in Macedonian language (Braile printer, …) - developing specialized educational software for students with special needs. Macedonian alphabet to children with disabilities. First grade math. Macedonian speech synthesizer for visually impaired. Software for learning hand signs for hearing impaired

Assistive Technologies System for Children with Special Needs EU-funded project AsTeRICS (Assistive Technology Rapid Integration and Construction Set)

Assistive Technologies System for Children with Special Needs Facilitate access for people with a physical disability to different devices - personal computers, - cell phones - smart home devices The core of the software suite is provided as Open Source

Assistive Technologies System for Children with Special Needs AsTeRICS contains about 100 plugins like - speech recognition, - environment control (KNX, FS20, IR-Trans), - mouse/keyboard emulation, - PS3 gamepad emulation

Assistive Technologies System for Children with Special Needs Gerhard Nussbaum

Assistive Technologies System for Children with Special Needs We are proudly working on UNIX and Android implementations of AsTeRICS

Assistive Technologies System for Children with Special Needs Teaching or helping child with special needs is like touching god