ETIQUETTE HANDOUTS Words with Dignity People who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing People with Intellectual Disabilities People with Mental Illness People with Mobility Impairments People with Speech Impairments People… Disability Etiquette
With advanced text-to-speech and a highly configurable screen layout, it can be tailored to suit every reading style from completely auditory to completely visual, plus synchronized combination of both. The… Voice Dream Reader – An accessible reading tool for mobile and tablet devices
TapTapSee is a mobile camera application designed specifically for the blind and visually impaired iOS users. The app utilizes the iDevice’s camera and VoiceOver functions to photograph objects and identify… TapTapSee – Designed to help the blind and visually impaired identify objects they encounter daily
RogerVoice provides a means for the deaf and hard-of-hearing to carry out phone conversations. RogerVoice may also be used by any person wishing to communicate in writing during a phone… RogerVoice – Enabling the deaf and hard-of-hearing to make phone calls
The Parking Mobility application empowers private citizens to report a violation with 3 quick and simple photos. The report is immediately sent to the city, and the city tickets the… Parking Mobility – Report disabled parking abuse
With MY3, you define your network and your plan to stay safe. With MY3 you can be prepared to help yourself and reach out to others when you are having… MY3 – Stay connected when you are having thoughts of suicide
You will never have any more problems in managing your meds again, because MED TIME is here. It will emit an alarm when you need to take a medicine and… Med Time – App to help you manage your medications
Avaz Lite is an AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) app that provides a voice for children with Autism and other complex communication needs. Avaz is a full-featured AAC app PLUS… Avaz – Free AAC app for kids with autism
General Communication Techniques It is important to get the person’s attention before speaking. Since deaf people cannot hear usual calls for attention, they may need a tap on the shoulder… American Sign Language