Keep in mind

"The key to effective assistive technology is finding the right match between the AT tool, the learning disability and the task."

G. Murphy

Wednesday, 18 July 2012

Definitions



LOW TECH- A low-tech device is relatively inexpensive and does not use any electrical components. Little, training, if any, is needed for low-tech devices.

MID TECH- A mid-tech device is typically electronic in its nature, and although the cost is increased, it is still not highly expensive; they too require less training than high-tech devices.

HIGH TECH- A high-tech is based on computer technology. These devices are more complicated to operate, require more training, and are more expensive.

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