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 * Assistive technology 2 wiki-spaces can help those students with different disabilities this is the kind of site which ease to use, effective collaboration easy to communicate, and most specially this site creates by the special heart to special people. It could be a wide range of e-learning community via online through chat and exchanging of ideas. It is more likely interesting for the student to upload files or documents. It provides special and variety of tools for the students with disability. Each specific disability have technology to used and it includes assistive, adaptive, and rehabilitative devices for people with disabilities and also includes the process used in selecting, locating, and using them into such software. Likewise, disability advocates point out that technology is often created without regard to people with disabilities, creating unnecessary barriers to hundreds of millions of people, Provide assistance to support applications and makes recommendations on how they can be improved to meet recognized accessibility standards. Hardware and software that help people who are physically impaired. Often called "accessibility options" when referring to enhancements for using the computer. Computer-based technology that provides speech output is increasingly being used to assist such children in communicating but Light feels it has not yet fully served its purpose."The design of many of these systems is really based on how adults think, and the machines are complicated and children take years learning how to use them," adds Light, who presented her findings today."The real key is having fun. And the kids talk about that as they build their inventions. They say things like 'it has to have smile power', they like a lot of bright colors, and want to laugh, and make burping sounds," she notes. As an example of such technology, Light shows a colorful toy-like laptop computer fitted with a touch-sensitive screen, using a Visual Screen Display, embedded with "hot spots" that the children can press to produce sounds of laughter and words, and to learn language. Since very young children are not readers, the idea is to take a child's experiences and represent it interactively through digital photos of the child, the family, or storybook cartoons, she says. Technology devices are meant to provide comfort and ease of access to individuals who have physical or cognitive impairments, and any difficulties.**
 * Assistive technology 2 wiki-spaces can help those students with different disabilities this is the kind of site which ease to use, effective collaboration easy to communicate, and most specially this site creates by the special heart to special people. It could be a wide range of e-learning community via online through chat and exchanging of ideas. It is more likely interesting for the student to upload files or documents. It provides special and variety of tools for the students with disability. Each specific disability have technology to used and it includes assistive, adaptive, and rehabilitative devices for people with disabilities and also includes the process used in selecting, locating, and using them into such software. Likewise, disability advocates point out that technology is often created without regard to people with disabilities, creating unnecessary barriers to hundreds of millions of people, Provide assistance to support applications and makes recommendations on how they can be improved to meet recognized accessibility standards. Hardware and software that help people who are physically impaired. Often called "accessibility options" when referring to enhancements for using the computer. Computer-based technology that provides speech output is increasingly being used to assist such children in communicating but Light feels it has not yet fully served its purpose."The design of many of these systems is really based on how adults think, and the machines are complicated and children take years learning how to use them," adds Light, who presented her findings today."The real key is having fun. And the kids talk about that as they build their inventions. They say things like 'it has to have smile power', they like a lot of bright colors, and want to laugh, and make burping sounds," she notes. As an example of such technology, Light shows a colorful toy-like laptop computer fitted with a touch-sensitive screen, using a Visual Screen Display, embedded with "hot spots" that the children can press to produce sounds of laughter and words, and to learn language. Since very young children are not readers, the idea is to take a child's experiences and represent it interactively through digital photos of the child, the family, or storybook cartoons, she says. Technology devices are meant to provide comfort and ease of access to individuals who have physical or cognitive impairments, and any difficulties.**