“Smart glasses” look like everyday glasses to the casual observer. However, smart glasses are actually wearable devices that can do almost anything a hand-held device can do—no hands required. Which makes smart glasses great assistive technology (AT) for people with…
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AI and Public Education: A Parent’s Resource for the 2026–27 School Year
It’s hard enough deciding which assistive technology best helps your child manage a disability. It’s even harder balancing that task with school rules and accommodations. Especially when much technology is now AI-based, and the question of whether AI enhances learning…


