How Assistive Technologies Are Used in the Classroom

What is Assistive Technology? Types and Benefits

Assistive & Adaptive Technology | Overview & Differences

💡 DID YOU KNOW there is high-tech and low-tech assistive technology? Low-tech assistive technology includes simple, non-electronic tools, while high-tech assistive technology includes advanced computer-based devices and systems. In this video, Rachel Loria, Senior Disability Rights Advocate at dLCV, shares two low-tech assistive technology devices - adapted cards and an adaptive card holder. Check out the full video on dLCV's YouTube channel! https://youtu.be/iyQlTEACATk #ATMonth #AssistiveTech

Assistive technology can sometimes be costly or overwhelming to figure out, especially with electronic or Wi-Fi–based devices. Sometimes a low-tech solution can be a better fit! Low-tech assistive technology is simple, non-electronic devices and can help people with disabilities and health conditions to do tasks and be more independent. Examples can include walkers and other DME equipment, magnifiers, communication boards, and more. Sara joins us again today to highlight different low-tech assis

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VA.gov | Veterans Affairs

VA.gov | Veterans Affairs

Assistive Technology for Reading