Welcome to the Inclusive Technology Special Needs Articles and Information pages.
Here we try to offer practical advice to those who have any interest in special needs and information technology. In addition, we provide details of support organisations who may offer more general assistance regarding special needs.
Please use the links below to view our main article and information categories.
About Switch Building
Accessing IT - Physical
Disabilities
Activities Using Switch Operated
Devices
Adapting a Keyboard for People with
Physical Disabilities
Alternatives to the Standard
Keyboard
Augmentative and Alternative
Communication
Autism and Information
Communication Technology (ICT)
Choosing a Switch Movement
Choosing Battery Devices
Computers for People with Profound and
Multiple Learning Difficulties
Computers for
People with Special Needs
Developing Switch Skills
Digital Cameras - Thinking of buying a digital
camera?
Down's Syndrome, Computers and the
Curriculum
Early Communication Activities Using
Speech Output Devices
Emotional and Behavioural
Difficulties
Electronic Communication
Aids
Hearing Impairment
Helping Someone to Write
Hints and Tips on Using the Keyboard and Mouse
Information Communication Technology (ICT) and
Autism
Input Devices
Information for SENCOs
IT
and Hearing Impairment
IT and Learning
Difficulties
IT and Physical Disabilities
Learning Difficulties
Learning Difficulties - Software Support
Learning Disabilities - Supporting Writing
Learning Difficulties - Speech Input
Learning to type
Mouse Alternatives /
Modifications
Mouse Problems - Some
Solutions
Physical Disabilities
PMLD and Computers
PowerLink 3 and Toy Control Box - overview
and comparison
Profound and Multiple Learning
Difficulties
Screen and Display Settings
Seating and Positioning
Severe Learning Difficulties
Software Support for People with Learning
Difficulties
Special Access Utilities
Supporting Writing for People with Learning
Difficulties
Switch Software Options
Switch tapping and banging
Switches
Switches - connecting switches to your computer
Technology for the Visually Impaired
Touch Monitors
Using Computer Software to Develop Switch
Skills
Use of Overlay
Keyboards
Using Switches for Control
Using Technology with Multiply Disabled and
Visually Impaired (MDVI) Learners
Visual Impairment
Visual Impairment - Supporting Writing
Visual Impairment - Access to a PC
Which connector do I need?
Word-processor
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