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Today we are joined once again by digital literacy and assistive technology trainer Erin LeBlanc. We discussed her experiences at the CSUN assistive technology conference, the steps required to become accredited in AT, her experiences with her own CSUN course, and much more.
“With my hearing aids, I am able to carry out my role as a veterinary technician better and more efficiently.”
When it comes to successfully adopting assistive technology (AT) there’s a lot more that goes into it besides simply choosing the right technology. Developing and executing a successful AT plan takes planning, patience, and lots of adjustments along the way.
Alfred’s a man of many talents. A long-time interior designer with experience in construction, he recently added 3D printing to his list of talents. And it’s all for a good cause.
“Answering phones and attending to telephone calls is a major part of my job as a receptionist. Now I have been able to hear and answer very clearly without asking the clients to repeat themselves,” Joanita explains.