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Leap Motion Controller
The Leap Motion Controller will allowing people to control their computers with natural hand and finger movements. Also Airspace is the discovery platform for purchase, download and to launch apps built for Leap Motion’s 3D interaction.
*The Leap Motion Controller works with computers running Mac OS X 10.7 or 10.8, or Windows 7 or 8. It requires a minimum Intel Core™ i3 or AMD Phenom™ II processor, 2 GB RAM and a USB 2.0 port.
Multipurpose Power Grip
This multipurpose Power Grip is designed for individuals with limited hand or finger strength. This lightweight, handy helper concentrates the power of the entire hand onto its slip-resistant jaws. Opens bottles, jars, doors, childproof medicine bottles; pulls up socks; lifts pans; holds nails; pulls plugs out of electrical sockets, etc. Picks up items paper-thin to 4" thick. Pocket sized. High impact plastic. Latex free.
Simon S.I.O. (Sounds It Out) Stage 1
Simon S.I.O. is a software program in two stages. It delivers individualized phonics instruction and corrective feedback to your beginning readers. It was developed by Dr. Ted Hasselbring of Vanderbilt University who is known for his work with Read 180. In Simon, students move systematically and at their own pace as they learn letter sounds and word families. In addition, students practice spelling words, discriminating between like words and reading newly learned words within controlled texts. Utilizing Simon’s Progress Reports, teachers can quickly check students’ progress on screen or print the reports out to include in student portfolios.
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WELCOME TO WYOMING ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY FOR ALL!
AT4ALL is the product of a collaborative effort with other states in our region to expand and enhance AT access and acquisition. We invite you to set up an account and return often to see what's new, what's available for sale, or what's available for short term loan.