Showing posts with label AT Demo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AT Demo. Show all posts

Thursday, November 10, 2011

TLC Spotlight - USB Mini Keyboard

Micro Smallest Mini Keyboard with Retractable USB Cable for PC Laptop


Features & Specs:
- 56 keys office keyboard
- Interface: USB
- Fn & Num lock change function
- Static resistant magnetic,field disturb resistant
- Silent switch feeling,feel comfortable
- Compatibility: WIN/2000/XP/VISTA
- Size: 17 x 87.5 x 1.8cm (L x W x H)
- Color: Black

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Thursday, October 06, 2011

TLC Spotlight - RUBY Handheld Video Magnifier

RUBY Handheld Video Magnifier

 

For the many people who need help reading text and seeing details because of low vision, traditional magnifying glasses work only up to a point. The RUBY video magnifier takes handheld magnification to the next level and beyond. The RUBY’s 4.3-inch, full color, high brightness video screen makes it outstanding for reading bills, letters, checks, and receipts. It is so small and unobtrusive that it easily slips into a pocket or purse as the perfect traveling companion for visiting the grocery store, the pharmacy, the bank, the library, bookstore, restaurant, or anywhere else

RUBY features:

Flip out the convenient handle and use the RUBY like a conventional magnifying glass, holding it above a page or object – but see everything with enhanced contrast and NO DISTORTION.

Press the Freeze Frame button to capture an image and bring it close for comfortable reading - even change the magnification on the still image. This is ideal for reading labels of food products on high store or pantry shelves. Take the RUBY to the library or bookstore, and suddenly you can read the titles of books on arm-length-high rows. At the metro station, you can hold it flat to a wall-posted schedule board, push the Freeze Frame button, then bring the RUBY close and take your time carefully reading route information. You will find so many uses for the Freeze Frame feature.

Change the text and background colors individually to suit your most comfortable reading. The RUBY features full color mode and four enhanced contrast modes for reading: black text on a white background; white text on a black background; yellow text on a blue background; or yellow text on a black background.

Check out the RUBY in action...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXmVw1ZIsoI

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Saturday, August 20, 2011

Tell Them We Sent You And Save!

Advancing Opportunities’ Assistive Technology Services team is pleased to be taking part in AugComm New Jersey: a Forum on Augmentative and Alternative Communications for Parents and Professionals. They will be providing hands-on demonstrations of AAC devices.

The forum will be held on Monday, September 26, 2011 from 5:30 to 8:45 p.m. at The Holiday Inn Somerset-Bridgewater, 195 Davidson Avenue, Somerset.

Organizer Eric Jager is the parent of a child with autism. He notes there is a lot of buzz about the increased availability of augmentative and alternative communications (AAC) applications. There are also many questions. How do we really know which tools and methods will be most beneficial to our own students and children? How are expensive AAC devices funded in New Jersey and are low-tech solutions worth the investment?

If you have questions about finding just the right AAC device, meet with Advancing Opportunities' Assistive Technology Team for a hands-on demonstration and learn what’s possible with the latest devices and software, including the iPad and the myriad of AAC apps. Our certified AT professionals can show you the subtle nuances between similar devices and can provide valuable insight on what might work for you, your child or student. 

AugComm New Jersey will bring together parents, teachers and case managers and offer a process-oriented overview of the steps necessary to create a person-first strategy for the use of AAC tools.

Presenters include:
  • Dan Baker, Ph.D., Elizabeth M. Boggs Center on Developmental Disabilities
  • Amy Dell, Ph.D., The College of New Jersey
  • Curtis Edmonds, Disability Rights New Jersey
  • Anne Holmes, MS, CCC, BCBA, Eden Family of Services

They will cover:
  • Effectively integrating AAC into classroom routines and activities
  • AAC Strategies to reduce behavior concerns and enhance quality of life
  • Evaluating high-tech and low-tech AAC tools based on an individual's needs
  • -Selecting vocabulary goals to support appropriate and meaningful communication
  • Parent/professional collaboration to enhance a child's communication ability at home, in school and in the community
  • Funding of AAC devices

The event offers the chance to mix and mingle with other teachers, SLPs and parents with an interest in AAC. Get your technical questions answered by representatives from exhibitors including Saltillo and Prentke Romich and local organizations including NJCART .

The event is produced by SpeakerSelect. Register today and use discount code ATC for 20% savings.
Visit organizer Eric Jager’s webpage http://autismparents.wordpress.com/.

Thursday, July 14, 2011

TLC Spotlight - G.R.I.P. Solutions

G.R.I.P. Solutions

Enhanced independence is now within your grasp with G.R.I.P. Solutions. Each product that we offer is an ideal tool to aid in performing your ADLs.





The Switch G.R.I.P.™ is an exclusively designed “soft beanbag” that provides easy switch or electronics access while remaining in a stable location on any tray, desk, table top or G.R.I.P. Pad™. The Switch G.R.I.P.™, a versatile stability device, secures any type of switch or electronic item yet lifts off for easy removal thus eliminating table top/tray velcro.


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Friday, February 11, 2011

TLC Spotlight - Kindle

The Kindle Wireless Reading Device

Mention the word eBook reader and the brand that springs to mind is the Kindle. With digital book readers such as the Amazon Kindle, reading can become a new experience. Your entire book collection can now be stored up to 3500 books in 4GB memory. The main advantage is that the item is so light at 8.5 onces, very portable and can be taken anywhere or read at anytime.

The first selling point for the Kindle is the quality of display. With eInk screen technolongy as opposed to LCD display (commonly found in most computers), the kindle can be read even in broad daylight. 
 
Check out the video...
 

 

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Thursday, July 01, 2010

Some pictures from the Inclusion Conference




Here are some pictures from the demos at the Inclusion Conference. Our team in action!!!

Tuesday, June 29, 2010

AT Demo Center in Action - Tomorrow!


Tomorrow - The Assistive Technology Center comes to you!!

The New Jersey Coalition for Inclusive Education is having their annual conference tomorrow and Thursday (June 30 & July 1) at Georgian Court University, Lakewood and the AT Demo Center will be there both days!

Have you wanted to try something to see if it is right for you? Then come check out our Hands-on Demos. The knowledgeable staff of the AT center will be on hand to guide you through the features of an array of Assistive Technology devices.

What if you don't know what you want? Don't worry - come by and speak to a staff member. In addition to the devices on display, we can share resources to best meet your need.

We hope to see you there.

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