#AssistiveTechnology is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 32 people shared 78 posts with it — around 3 a day. Activity is down 5% versus the previous week, peaking on Sep 14 with 7 posts.
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Do screen readers actually read the screen?
Most screen readers never look at the rendered screen. Instead, they get information from the browser in two ways.
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Florence Project: Make my day go better
Florence is a diverse, cross-discipline project that aims to design communication technology to assist people living with dementia.
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Innovative Library Space Fosters Unique Partnerships
Adaptive cooking demonstrations at the library bring out the inner chef in people living with disabilities. See how assistive technology (AT) can make it happen.
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Carolannie (@[email protected])
Hope for visually impaired photographers: I love photography. But I have a small problem. I am legally blind in one eye, and suffer from Fuch’s dystrophy, which means my eyesight will keep deteriora...
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A To Z Of Assistive Technology For Low Vision | Veroniiiica
Here are 26 of the most common types of assistive technology for low vision that are used for work, home, school, and also for fun!
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Do screen readers actually read the screen?
Most screen readers never look at the rendered screen. Instead, they get information from the browser in two ways.
www.techability.org.uk
TechAbility Conference 2026 - TechAbility
19 November 2026. Coventry Building Society Arena “Fantastic event — I left feeling inspired and motivated.” Delegates leave TechAbility conference knowing they are better equipped to support technolo...
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Inclusive Design 24 (#id24)
A free 24-hour online community event on accessibility and inclusion
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Parents and disability advocates urge careful treatment of assistive tech and equity
Advocates and special-education officials urged the council and DOE to ensure that exemptions for assistive technology and supports for English language learners are narrowly framed, evidence-based, and accompanied by guidance so those students do not become unintended testbeds for unproven AI tools.
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DOE outlines one-year AI moratorium and age-based screen-time guidance
DOE officials described a 2026-27 policy that bans individual device use for 2-K through 2, recommends 30 minutes/day (grades 3-5) and 45 minutes/day (grades 6-8), exempts assistive tech and assessments, and proposes high-school pilots and AI literacy courses.
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