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Assistive Technology for Individuals with Physical and Motor Impairments

This article, authored by Dawn Coffman from WMU in Spring 2006, explores assistive technologies designed to support individuals with physical and motor impairments. Key features discussed include Slow Keys, which helps prevent unintended keystrokes by adding a delay, and Speech Recognition, allowing users to control their computer using voice commands. The article also touches on the cost and availability of Apple accessories that enhance accessibility. For more details, you can access Apple's Accessibility resources.

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Assistive Technology for Individuals with Physical and Motor Impairments

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  1. Assistive Technology By Dawn Coffman WMU Spring 2006

  2. Assistive Technology forPhysical/Motor Impaired • Slow Keys Slow keys setting adds a delay between when you press a key and when it takes effect to help prevent unintended multiple key strokes.

  3. SpeechRecognition and Talking Alerts • Speakable items lets you command and control the computer using your voice. You can use the command to open and close programs, navigate the menu bar, switch between programs and much more

  4. Apple Accessories • The price of these accessories varies. For current prices and availibility

  5. Web Sources • Apple Accessibility 2006. Retrieved January 14, 2006, from Web site: http://www.apple.com/assessibility

  6. Dawn Estelle CoffmanKnowledge is power

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