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  1. An Introduction to Charting LifeCourse
  2. An Introduction to Indiana's Medicaid Waiver Program
  3. An Introduction to Transition to Adulthood
  4. Life Beyond the School Bell - Post Secondary Options for Students with Disabilities
  5. An Introduction to Guardianship and Alternatives
  6. An In Depth Look at Guardianship and Alternatives to Guardianship
  7. Supported Decision Making in Services
  8. An Introduction to Applying for SSI and SSDI
  9. The Road to SSI - An In Depth Look at the Application and Appeals Process
  10. An Introduction to Steps to Employment
  11. Transition from School to Work - Erskine Green Training Institute
  12. Preparing for Successful Employment
  13. Low Cost No Cost Technology
  14. Planning for the Future with a Special Needs Trust
  15. Working Toward Independence
Steps to Independence Low Cost No Cost Technology
Lesson 13 of 15
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Low Cost No Cost Technology

September 19, 2021
Not every accommodation has to be high tech to be effective. While technology is great, it can sometimes be overwhelming and actually make the task even harder for the individual. Low-tech and no-tech options are inexpensive, easily implemented and can sometimes meet all of the individual’s needs. These type of accommodations usually require us to use common, everyday items is whole new ways.
In this lesson, Brian Norton, director of assistive technology at Easterseals Crossroads, takes a closer look at some low-tech/no-tech accommodations for everyday tasks.