Hacking for the Holidays: Toy Adapting with Nova Scotia AT Specialists Session #3
Makers Making Change is so excited to be adapting toys with Assistive Technology Specialists from the Department of Education for the Holidays.
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Makers Making Change is so excited to be adapting toys with Assistive Technology Specialists from the Department of Education for the Holidays.
Based in Ottawa, Incubator13 is an accessible employment skills and entrepreneurship hub with a particular focus on youth, small business and young entrepreneurs. As part of their innovation and technology programming for youth with disabilities Makers Making Change are facilitating an assistive switch build workshop.
We are excited to be partnering with the Stem Innovation Academy students to adapt toys for children with disabilities.
Makers Making Change is partnering with 75th Edmonton Pathfinder Unit. Individuals will learn about the Makers Making Change program and build adaptive switches that will be donated to local community groups.
Makers Making Change is partnering with Jeanne-Sauvé Elementary School to host a switch build and toy hack. Individuals will learn about the Makers Making Change program and build switches and adapt a toy to make it accessible. All toys and switches will be donated to local community groups.