“It Felt Like Having Virtual Hands Again”
“[Using the LipSync] was such an experience, it felt like having virtual hands again. It took away a heck of a boring life.”
Powered to Game: The Video
On November 27th, nine gamers joined us at Electronic Arts in Burnaby, British Columbia for one of the first gaming tournaments of its kind in North America, one in which all of the participants were gamers with disabilities who used assistive technology to play.
Technology Full Circle: A Mother Gives Back
Over the span of 35 years, we have seen many dedicated volunteers come together to empower people with disabilities. This Mother’s Day, we would like to tell you about Lynne Taylor.
Kaileen lost her voice. Technology lets her be heard.
Millions of Canadians live with at least one disability. Through the Assistive Tech for Good™ program, TELUS and Neil Squire Society are ensuring people have access to the assistive technology they need to independently connect to the digital world.
Makers Making Change Update: Survey Results
We want to share the results of two recent surveys: the Low Tech AT Survey and the UBC LipSync Survey. Low Tech AT Survey The majority of total respondents reported […]