Assistive, Inclusive & Learning Technologies

Universities

Ball State University
Cambridge University
Northern Arizona University
Stanford University
State University of New York, Buffalo
West Virginia University

Federal & State Government Organizations

Georgia's Project for Assistive Technology
Iowa Speech-Language Hearing Association
Michigan's Assistive Technology Resource
Oregon Technology Access Program
South Carolina Assistive Technology Program
Texas Technology Access Project
Texas School for the Visually Impaired
US Access Board

Other Organizations

ALS Association, San Francisco, California
Care Planner Network
Everyone Communicates- The Augmentative & Alternative Communication Resource
Mulitmedia & Internet@Schools Magazine
National Federation of the Blind
Pacer Center
Tech Soup Webinar: Assistive Technology for Public Computers

Articles

Seven Ways to Stop Your Arms Hurting

Sample of Personal Thank You's

Aubrey's keyboard arrived this afternoon and she is happily typing away. Thank you for the extra help in selecting the right keyboard for her. I am sending your company information to everyone I know at the school system here. There are a lot of kids like Aubrey that just need a little help to access the world. You are doing a wonderful job and it is evident that you really care about the people that buy your products.
Thank You,
Tabitha Ezzo, 07/05/2010

I received the trackball yesterday and it works beautifully -- the switch interface and the ball itself. I find the Kensington easier and less painful to move than trackballs marketed explicitly toward disabled people, ironically. And now I can actually click things. And more than just left and right, too. I'll say it again: what you do is important. It's nice to be given options and not be stuck with something cookie cutter that doesn't work as well. Thank you for your trouble, and I hope you have a good new year.
Amy, 12/31/2010