[Athen] useful AT for this student

[Lisa Brandt]

If she can do any kind of touch input at all (i.e., touching one spot on  
the screen and moving around), a Swype-style keyboard might work. If even  
that is too much, maybe Dasher. Not everyone can adjust to it, but some  
people get very fast at it.



> On May 26, 2015, at 8:53 PM, Jennison Asuncion  

> <JAsuncion at dawsoncollege.qc.ca> wrote:

>

>> Hi,

>>

>> This question came to me and it is out of my realm of knowledge. Any  

>> help is appreciated in terms of AT that might be useful.

>>

>>

>> "The student has an iPhone and accessibility to any other tech she  

>> needs (we will get

>> whatever she needs if she doesn¹t have it). She has a permanent  

>> tracheotomy tube causing her speech to be not as strong

>> and clear as needed. She has tried various speech to text apps  

>> including the new dragon without

>> success. She is dependent on adults to write for her as her hands are  

>> malformed

>> making writing near impossible."

>>

>> Jennison



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Lisa Brandt, PCC Disability Services
Accessibility Technician
Alternate Media Formats Technician
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SY CC 260