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Give the Gift of Accessibility This Holiday Season!

Dec 12, 2016

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Give the Gift of Accessibility This Holiday Season!

This holiday season, we invite you to join Tecla and Ontario March of Dimes Canada in sharing the gift of accessibility. For every $175 USD we raise, we will match you, dollar for dollar, and donate a Tecla to...

iOS 9 is Here. So What’s New in Apple’s Switch Control for Users with Limited Mobility?

Oct 02, 2015

Filed under: accessibility, ALS, apple, cerebral palsy, CP, ebooks, hands-free, iBooks, iOS, iPad, iPhone, Kindle, MS, parálisis, Quadriplegia, Quadriplegic, quads, Reading, Siri, spinal cord injury, switch access, switch control, Tecla, tecla shield, Wheelchair

Apple’s operating system for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch was recently updated, and with this update comes some interesting new features. Two of the most relevant new features for accessibility are 3D Touch and Hey Siri. 3D Touch introduces...

How to independently read with an iPad using one or two switches

Apr 01, 2015

Filed under: eBooks, iBooks, iPad, Kindle, Quadriplegic, quads, Read2Go, Reading, switch access, switch control, Tablet, Tecla, Tecla Shield

People with spinal cord injuries, MS, ALS and other mobility impairments may find it difficult or impossible to handle physical books. While tablets and e-readers can be used by some, touchscreen devices are not always an option for people with reduced...