Thursday, December 1, 2011

With the proliferation of smart phones, tablet devices and ever-smaller home computers, accessible technology is easier to access for people with disabilities than it ever has been before.  But where do we find the best accessible apps for our personal interests and abilities?
The Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation have addressed the information overload that can occur while on app-store browsing sprees by creating a Guide to the Best Apps for Individuals Living with Paralysis. 
The Guide is divided into eight sections, which include:
  • Accessories
  • Assistive Technology
  • For Kids
  • Games & Entertainment
  • Health & Fitness
  • Medical
  • Productivity
  • Travel

To view the 2011 Guide to the Best Apps for Individuals Living with Paralysis, click here!

 

 

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