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coulsonls

VisionSim - Android Apps on Google Play - 3 views

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    I learned about this cool, FREE app, at the TNOTA conference during our students presentation. You basically download it and it allows you to choose a vision impairment (from the list provided) and you can then experience how the client w/that particular vision impairment sees. You can scan your surroundings using your camera feature. It even allows you to control the severity of the symptoms. This tool is not only great for educating yourself, but can be an extremely beneficial tool when educating family members on what their loved one is experiencing on a daily basis.
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    you can also download using itunes for ipad or i phone as well. (i just happen to have an android)
Richard Bensey

Eyes can control computers, games, and wheelchairs - 0 views

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    This is now affordable for EVERYONE!!!! Read it!
watsonar2

Assistive technology for someone who is blind - 1 views

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    This tool is to provide anyone that is blind an easy way to read brail out loud. I like this because it seems very easy to grasp, and you are able to roll it. Also, there is an optional bluetooth piece you can get with it to allows you to listen without disturbing anyone around you. You can use it to go at your own pace instead of scanning big chunks of words and having to listen to it however fast/slow the device allows.
wrightbj5

3-Minute Test Detects Forms Of Dementia That Are Difficult To Diagnose - 1 views

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    This is a very interesting read, discusses new tool that is more accurate for doctors to help diagnosis forms of dementia. It goes into more depth on the two most common types. :)
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    It used to be that Alzheimer's could only be determined for certain by autopsy. I believe that's changed now, with scanning techniques and biomarker testing. Tests like the one in your article give me a lot of hope that within the next generation, we'll be able not only to better treat dementias, but maybe even prevent them.
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