It’s October, and that means AAC Awareness month. AAC (Alternative and Augmentative Communication) is a means for those with communication
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Microsoft added some interesting new features to its Edge web browser in Windows 10. One of the new features allows
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Dyslexia Week: 5 – 9 October! Dyslexia Institute UK is offering a wide range of FREE webinars. Webinars will cover
Continue readingWhat is DisAbuse?
Disabuse is a 2 year project that is part of the Erasmus Plus Programme, Key Action 2 “Cooperation for innovation and
Continue readingAction Blocks for Android: making your phone easier to use
Over 630 million people in the world have a cognitive disability. Enabled by the Google Assistant, Action Blocks is helping
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WelcoMe App: Empowering people to visit venues/use services with confidence
As a person with Acquired Brain Injuries, going out can be intimidating. I start trying to work out the issues
Continue readingNeedUNow App – A Review
Need U Now (Developed by In-Telligent REF: https://needunowapp.com/ is a mobile phone App designed to help phone users to connect
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Updates to Microsoft Teams – The Impact on Accessibility and Usability.
Over the last six months, on-line meeting and coloration tools have been rolled out and utilised at a speed that
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Easy Video Calling
In this post I’m going to look technologies to make Video Calling a little easier for people not comfortable with
Continue readingLipSurf – Speech Recognition Extension for Google Chrome
LipSurf is a Google Chrome extension originally conceived as hands-free way to access YouTube(because its developer was eating a buttery
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