1. Kevin Hills & Joetta Sieglock Eastern Washington University Disability Support Services

2.  The ADA defines a person with a disability as a person who has a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activity. This includes people who have a record of such an impairment, even if they do not currently have a disability. It also includes individuals who do not have a disability but are regarded as having a disability.

3. Any device or computer program that allows a person with a disability to perform a task that they could not otherwise perform for themselves.

4. High Tech  Device, that is commercially produced to meet the needs of a person with a disability. Low Tech  Something that you create on you own to meet the needs of a person with a disability. No Tech  Using an item that was not specifically created for assistive tech, but can be used to meet the needs of a person with a disability.

5.  Assistive tech is only as useful as a person’s willingness to use it.  The most expensive piece of equipment is not always the best solution.  Make the solution fit the needs of the person. Do not try to make the person meet the needs of the tech.

6.  Have revolutionized mobile technology and the way we communicate.  These devices provide people with mini-computers they can use on the go and are more affordable.  Apps have changed the way we use our phones.  There are thousands of apps available for download with new ones constantly being developed.

7.  Magnify / Enlarge Text  Magnify / Read Text  Read Text  Speech Dictation

8.  Ergonomic keyboards and mice  Joysticks  Trackballs  On-screen keyboard programs  Keyboard filters  Touchscreens  Alternative PC hardware and all-access workstations  Keyboards in different sizes and shapes  Electronic pointing devices  Sip-and-puff devices  Wands and sticks

12.  Developed by Google.  Download apps from the Android App Store.  To access accessibility options in your Android phone, go to Settings-Accessibility.

13.  Talkback Talkback  Voice Access Voice Access  Braille Back Braille Back  Switch Access Switch Access  Captions Captions  Magnification Gestures Magnification Gestures  High Contrast Text High Contrast Text  Switch Access Switch Access  Captions Captions  Magnification Gestures Magnification Gestures  Large Text Large Text  High Contrast Text High Contrast Text

14.  Download apps from the Apple App Store or iTunes.  To access accessibility options on your iPhone, iPod, or your iPad first go to settings, then general settings, and then accessibility.  To access accessibility options on your Mac first open system preferences, then accessibility settings

15.  VoiceOver VoiceOver  Zoom Zoom  Siri Siri  Speak Screen Speak Screen  Dictation Dictation  Face Time Face Time  Font Adjustments Font Adjustments  Invert Colors & Grayscale Invert Colors & Grayscale  Visible & Vibrating Alerts Visible & Vibrating Alerts  Mono Audio Mono Audio  Closed Captions Closed Captions  Switch Control Switch Control  Guided Access Guided Access

16.  Magnifier  Narrator  High Contrast  Closed Caption  Keyboard  Mouse  Sticky Keys  Filter Keys  Keyboard shortcuts

17.  Private Insurance  Medicare  State agencies  Private agencies  Non-profit organizations

18. Washington Assistive Technology Act Program (WATAP), University of Washington, Seattle, WA Toll free:800-214-8731 TTY: Web: 866-866-0162 http: //www.watap.org

19. Idaho Assistive Technology Project, University of Idaho, Moscow, ID Phone:208-885-6117 Toll free: 800-432-8342 TTY:800-432-8324 Web:http: //www.idahoat.org

20.  Assistance for Adaptive Equipment, National Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Society Assistance for Adaptive Equipment  Easter Seals Easter Seals  Disability.gov's Guide to Assistive and Accessible Technologies Disability.gov's Guide to Assistive and Accessible Technologies  BridgingApps.org BridgingApps.org  BridgingApps.org, Bridge Ministries Mobility Center - Seattle, WA BridgingApps.org, Bridge Ministries Mobility Center - Seattle, WA  Washington Assistive Technology Act Program Washington Assistive Technology Act Program

21.  Washington State Hearing, Speech & Deafness Center Washington State Hearing, Speech & Deafness Center  Washington State Office of the Deaf & Hard of Hearing Washington State Office of the Deaf & Hard of Hearing  Bridge Ministries Mobility Center - Seattle, WA Bridge Ministries Mobility Center - Seattle, WA  Sertoma International Sertoma International  National Federation of the Blind (NFB) National Federation of the Blind (NFB)  EveryoneOn.org EveryoneOn.org

22.  Center for Independence of Lakewood, WA Center for Independence of Lakewood, WA  Alliance of People with disAbilities of Washington Alliance of People with disAbilities of Washington  Center for Independence of North Sound, WA Center for Independence of North Sound, WA  Spokane Center for Independent Living of Washington Spokane Center for Independent Living of Washington  Central Washington Disability Resources Central Washington Disability Resources

23.  Android Accessibility https://support.google.com/accessibility/android/an swer/6006564?hl=en&ref_topic=6007234  Free Udemy Courses: Accessibility Features on Android https://www.udemy.com/accessibility-features-on- android/

24.  Apple Accessibility http://www.apple.com/accessibility/ http://www.apple.com/accessibility/  IOS Access For All (book) http://www.iosaccessbook.com http://www.iosaccessbook.com  Microsoft Accessibility Website – www.microsoft.com/enable/ www.microsoft.com/enable/