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Microsoft Word Overtype Mode

Microsoft Word […]

Microsoft Word Overtype Mode

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Pokemon GO outdoors

Pokemon GO […]

Pokemon GO is helping people with autism

RemoteMouse

Tiny keyboard […]

Control your PC mouse and keyboard using your phone

Speechless TV Series Screenshot

Speechless is […]

Speechless – Official trailer of a new TV series

Windows 10 Keyboard Repeat Rate Dialog

This tutorial […]

Adjust Windows Keyboard Repeat Rate

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Sticky Keys is a free Windows accessibility features that helps people who find it difficult to hold down two keys at the same time.

Sticky Keys in Windows 10

Voice Access Screenshot

For a […]

Access your phone or tablet using only your voice

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Bragi Dash Earphones

The Bragi […]

Placing computers inside the ears of children with Autism and ADHD

SoliType

Last summer […]

Project Soli produces first gesture protoype

Today I […]

Downloading Large Files Slowly

Windows 8 On Screen Keyboard

Although it […]

Solutions for keyboard difficulties

Most children with […]

10 things you should know when considering an iPad as a communication tool for your autistic …

The Grid 2 Arabic communication grid

This week […]

Case Study: Understanding Symbols on an AAC device

World OT Day Logo

Celebrate the […]

World OT Day 2015

Text in different colours

Mears Irlen […]

Colour tinting your computer screen (to make text easier to read)

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Stephen Hawking in Space

In January 2012 […]

Stephen Hawking’s improved speech software is now free to download

Girl Clapping

Background Information […]

Developing symbolic communication using a BIGMack and a clapping activity

Windows 8 Mouse Properties

Windows Snap […]

Snapping the mouse pointer to buttons

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Model train set scene

Here’s a […]

Encourage expressive communication with a scene building activity (and GoTalk Now!)

Optima rollerball and joystick

If you’re […]

Alternatives to the regular computer mouse

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Mouse tremor

Hardware Ten years […]

Solutions for Mouse Tremors

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The Soli chip

I work […]

Project Soli captures tiny gestures

Jackson Pollock Website Screenshot

Create some […]

Develop early mouse skills at jacksonpollock.org

iPad App Shapes & Colors

This fun […]

Learn Shapes & Colours with Patchimals Shapes&Colors

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