Thursday, October 15, 2015

The Assistive Technology Continuum


The assistive technology continuum refers to the range from low to high technology that is available to help students. Assistive technology will begin at the low-tech range and consistently rise to mid tech and eventually high tech. This rise only occurs, however, if a students needs are unmet with the previous degrees of assistive technology. The process of moving students from low to mid and then to high technology is a slow process, and must be very carefully evaluated. Low-tech options such as keyboard labels can progress into touch screens, and touch screens can eventually progress into more high tech items such as eye gazing software. 

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