A Basic Introduction to Assistive Technology
Eric Morrison
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Eric Morrison
Abstract
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This session will involve video-based and live demonstrations of Assistive Technologies (AT) and their basic applications for compensation, access, and learning support. Screen readers, text-to-speech systems, word prediction, speech recognition, screen enlargers, and other systems will be discussed, including creative uses of the systems.
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This session will involve video-based and live demonstrations of Assistive Technologies (AT) and their basic applications for compensation, access, and learning support. Screen readers, text-to-speech systems, word prediction, speech recognition, screen enlargers, and other systems will be discussed, including creative uses of the systems.
Key concepts: Session (web analytics), Computer science, Assistive technology, Multimedia, Compensation (psychology), Word (group theory), Human–computer interaction, Speech recognition