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Assistive Technologies
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Candice Smith
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I'm Candace Smith.
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My presentation.
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Islam, Assistive technologies, Assistive technologies, any kind of device software
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equipment that helps a person work around their daily challenges.
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It can be his hot take as text to speech
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software work prediction Software.
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Um, can be as low check is a pencil gray
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up. Some examples are nobility devices itjust, walkers will chair
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skaters, prosthetic devices.
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Um, in me.
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A hearing aid for the hearing impaired in the College
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of Aid for memory problems.
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It can be a computer software and hard or hardware
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such his voice recognition programs speech, Raiders speech in larger
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applications and the mind of fine glass for the visually
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impaired. Um, the individuals were disability at, um made it
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a law in 1988 that says, Basically, it stays that
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there has to be a provision for technology supports for
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individuals with disabilities.
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That's what it was formally defined as as in not
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to 97 years.
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And pictures of some technology assisted, um, things you would
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see in a classroom or in another environment.
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Basically, how does assistive technology works?
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It's basically any kind of program or equipment that has
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the person with a disability achieve a daily Gome.
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Um, there assistive technology devices for the hearing impaired there.
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For there's several people with autism there stuff with for
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people with that engine.
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Our Children with attention.
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Attention issues.
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Um, it's anything that causes them to be able to
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learn communicator function better.
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Some of the pros are.
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It allows him to work at their own pace.
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It, um, allows students to a technology allows students to
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receipt to reach a higher level of education.
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It the Lao students to achieve academic standards last in
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generations to be able to accomplish things individually.
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Some of the cons are the cost of the technology.
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The technology is not always affected, efficient and reliable.
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Um, the training for the use of these devices could
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be very time consuming.
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Some classroom uses are Texas speech canyons.
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Um, graphic organizers.
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The students get their ideals on paper.
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It can me FM radio system where the student would
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wear the microphone in the cake student, the mark, the
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student over headphones and the teacher would wear a microphone
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so that the student was harder here and would be
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able to hear this teacher.
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And that's my presentation.
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I'll be enjoyed.
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