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#1 Wednesday 20th of July 2016 21:09
- tiffanizabor
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Assistive technology and occupational therapy
Hello I'm Tiffani Zabor, I live in California and practice OT in the schools and private clinics here. I wanted to know how much assistive technology plays a role in your therapy practice? I have started incorporating the following digital programs in my treatment plans and was curious if others had experience with them and/or additional tools they could recommend.
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Digital tools used
Google Drive and google reada nd write
Educreations IPad app
Inspiration software
Co-Writer
Bookshare
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#2 Saturday 29th of December 2018 19:49
- carmenelisha
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Re: Assistive technology and occupational therapy
Hi Tiffani.
I know your post is a couple of years old and you are probably using more Apps now than then, but I thought I would respond anyway. I am a low vision occupational therapist and technology really helps my clients with visual impairments to maintain and/or regain their independence. There are multiple Apps available for those with low vision/blindness, but the ones I most frequently recommend and train my clients to use are: Seeing AI, Be My Eyes, BARD mobile, Money Reader, and KNFB Reader. All of these, except for the KNFB Reader App, are free.
Carmen McLain, OTR/L, CLVT
“A sighted person judges the blind not for what they are but by the fear that blindness inspires.” – Pierre Villey
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