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Accessibility case studies are a great way to show how accessible technology has helped individuals with various types of impairments. Case studies feature best practices and lessons learned, as well as examples of why it also makes good business sense to provide accessible technology in the workplace.


Caroline's computer experiences


Angela's experience of voice recognition




Example of Eye Pointing system


Using a computer with just one thumb !


In this video, Mike has spinal muscular atrophy and uses his computer equipment with just one thumb - and very effectively. He uses his Mac to play games, write game reviews, work on his novel and is also a photographer and digital artist.

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invisiblebloke Innovative use of today's technology 0 Jul 14 2008, 6:04 AM EDT by invisiblebloke
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A colleague has recently given a 30 minute presentation to a Disabled Association, as part of the government’s Digital Challenge programme. The topic was new technology, so they asked for a remote presentation. Using a web-based facility called 'GoToAssist' (http://www.gotoassist.com/) she took control of a laptop rigged up to an external screen and loud speakers . My colleague played some You Tube videos about assistive technology products amongst other things. For audio she spoke using Skype and the audience asked questions which were repeated back to her via a facilitator rigged up with a Skype headset. An innovative and cost effective way to show a group of people what can be done with today's technology.
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