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Tag Archives: CSUN 2014
SPN Special: Maximizing Potential with Mainstream and Assistive Technologies
Listen to our SPN Special: Maximizing Potential with Mainstream and Assistive Technologies In this CSUN 2014 presentation, Joe Steinkamp, Ricky Enger and Dave Wilkinson demonstrate cloud-based solutions, mainstream tablets, PC’s and iDevices along with assistive technology from HIMS, Inc. and … Continue reading
Posted in Assistive Technology, Blindness and Low Vision, CSUN 2014, HIMS Inc., Podcasts, Presentations, Serotek, SPN Special
Tagged Accessibility, Apps, blindness, Braille, CSUN 2014, HIMS Inc., Internet, Low-vision, Serotek
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