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Verbally Speech App for iPad

Verbally is a top-selling Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) app that has comprehensive assisted speech solutions for the iPad. Unlike many other AAC solutions, Verbally has a unique and simple design that allows users to communicate quickly and effectively in any setting. Verbally creative communication, self-expression and most importantly conversation.…

0 Feedbacks on “A New Kind Of Web Browsers With the Essentials for Accessibility”Assistive Technology News by Danny Villaroel

A New Kind Of Web Browsers With the Essentials for Accessibility

Navigating the internet can sometimes be hard for many users, especially given that World Wide Web is yet to be fully accessible. Web browser options are plentiful, with Google Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer and others available. Yet, many of these lack integrated accessibility support, which means users have to get third-party programs…

0 Feedbacks on “Take Notes Two Ways with AudioNote”Assistive Technology News by Kevin Korber

Take Notes Two Ways with AudioNote

Students familiar with the LiveScribe Pen are already familiar with the value of audio-synced notes and how they make studying an easier task. But, what if you could use that technology without the pen? With AudioNote, you can do just that. On the surface, AudioNote looks like any note-taking app.…

0 Feedbacks on “Google Hangouts Brings A Personal Touch To Sign Language”Assistive Technology News by Danny Villaroel

Google Hangouts Brings A Personal Touch To Sign Language

For users who are hearing impaired or deaf, it can be hard to get your message across over the internet sometimes. While services like Skype, GoToMeeting, and OOVOO are helpful with live video feed, they lack the accessibility aspect for millions of computer users. However, Google kept accessibility in mind for…