Apple will be releasing a new iOS update, iOS 6, this coming Fall. And with it will come many new and exciting features to support people with disabilities. Apple.com previews one of the new features called Guided Access:
Guided Access
“iOS 6 comes with even more features to make it easier for people with vision, [...]
It is with great pleasure that we announce SNApps4Kids has become a program of Easter Seals Greater Houston. Joining forces with Easter Seals allows SNApps4Kids to expand our reach and broaden our mission of using technology to help children with special needs lead fuller lives. SNApps4Kids and Easter Seals share a commitment to improving the [...]
SNApps4Kids is pleased to announce an exciting new feature on its website–the SNApps4Kids Review System. In addition to the developer’s description of an app, the review system provides supplementary information that focuses on skills, not age or developmental level.
Imagine not being able to verbalize the most basic needs of everyday life. Now visualize having a device that overcomes this disabling condition and gives you the power to communicate with those who love and care for you.
On February 5, 2011 Cristen Reat spoke to a group of parents, educators and therapists attending the second annual Trisomy 21 (T-21) conference in Houston, Texas.
I recently received an email from the mother of a 21 year old autistic fellow.
Sherecommended that I check out a link to the Kim Komando show.
The link recommends an app called Grace which could be a cheaper alternative to ProLoQuo2Go. I check the reviews on iTunes and they were mixed. Some thought is [...]
With iOS 4.2.1 you can now prevent the deletion of applications by you or your kids.
