Assistive Devices for Children with Special Needs Marilyn C. Johnson EDU271 Mid Term Project October 15, 2013.

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Assistive Devices for Children with Special Needs Marilyn C. Johnson EDU271 Mid Term Project October 15, 2013

What is a Skoog? Musical Instrument designed for children and adults with physical, mental and behavioral difficulties Plugs into USB and variety of software is available $649

iPad Mounting System Easy access to all ipad’s electronic ports Expandable arm Adapts to wheelchair or tabletop $217.95

Personal FM Listening System Transmits speaker’s voice directly to user’s ear Helps listener to hear & focus Wireless transmitter w/ microphone (worn by speaker) Receiver w/earphone (worn by listener ) $700-$800

Tobii Eye Mobile (eye tracking device) Assists with impaired ability to speak and physical impairment Hands-free computer access Ability to access internet, e-books, games, etc. by the relaxed movement of your eyes The camera follows the reflection of your cornea so you can choose the buttons you want to access (just like clicking a mouse)

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