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Skip to NavigationIn preparation for the BCTECH Summit’s Youth Innovation Day (new window), Microsoft Vancouver staff will learn how to build adaptative switches. Switches are used by people with disabilities that may not be able to access traditional input methods to access electronics. Think of a video game controller… how would you play, if you were unable […]
On February 13th, with help from some eager volunteers at Vancouver Hack Space, Makers Making Change hacked 10 toys for children with physical challenges.
Whether you’re new to Makers Making Change (new window), or if you’ve been involved before, Mindy Rollins will be hosting an info session so you can learn about the features of our new website, and hear about recent additions to our open source library as well as new projects in development. Learn maker skills like […]
Adapted toys are magic for kids with motor issues. It’s true that the toy creates joy and fun for the child, but it’s also the first step towards the ability to control their world. Switch activated toys are incredibly powerful for children with physical challenges. However they are very expensive and often out of reach […]
Assistive Technology (AT) can provide access and opportunity for people with all disabilities. This resource fair will highlight ways that AT can be used to allow full access and inclusion for all! The Resource Fair will include: Panel discussion from self-advocates on using AT Resource tables: state agencies and organizations that support individuals with disabilities […]