Join our mission to help children and adults with disabilities use mobile devices to communicate, exceed educational goals, and reach their fullest potential by participating in the 2016 Easter Seals Greater Houston Walk With Me 5K event. Walk With Me…
As summer takes a back seat to fall, the pace of life changes and routines by necessity become more structured. We at BridgingApps are parents too, and we have struggled with challenges involving re-establishing mealtime routines and how to…
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Join our Twitter Chat this Wednesday, August 5, 2015 from 7pm-8pm CST. We will be focusing on early childhood and elementary age apps. Don’t forget to use the #appsforall hashtag! Chat Agenda Intro: Name, Hometown, Occupation Q1: Â What are your…
Check out our article in the July/August 2015 Parenting Special Needs Magazine featuring Nathan. Mobile technology is helping Nathan, a Kindergartener with autism, meet his educational goals. Technology projects that require Nathan to not only write about his creations, but…
WOW! If you already follow us on Twitter, Thank YOU for sharing us and helping bridge the gap between people with #disabilities and #technology! We recently reached the milestone of 1000 followers. If you are not currently following, come join…
Whether you are traveling out of town this summer or planning a staycation, let the kids take an active part in the planning process. In doing so, they will feel a sense of ownership and likely enjoy doing the activities…
BridgingApps features an app review segment on a podcast called the Assistive Technology Update. The weekly podcast is a dose of information that keeps users up to date on the latest developments in the field of technology designed to assist…
We at BridgingApps know that statements like “good design benefits all†and “inclusion goes beyond equality to equity and access†are impactful, but do these assertions resonate outside of the disability community? Do technology companies, educators, and app developers truly…
Earlier this year while attending the Texas Computer Education Association Conference in Austin, Texas, we met Bruce Bloom, who works as a Vocational Consultant. Bruce assists adults with disabilities–as well as students with disabilities, who are nearing transition age out of…
