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In our first-ever video episode we test the strengths and weaknesses of a variety of AI chatbots and research tools including ChatPDF, ChatGPT, AI Scholar, Google Scholar, and Claude. If you are looking for tips on how to research with AI more efficiently, than this episode is for you!
Today we are joined by Daniel Lubiner, a 25-year veteran teacher of students with disabilities, and the inventor of the Braille Doodle device, a low-cost braille-based learning device designed to teach literacy, math, science, and art. Join us as we follow Daniel on his fascinating journey from teacher to inventor.
We were delighted recently when Margot, a former Neil Squire participant, generously donated her CCD Voyager e-reader.
Today we are joined by AT Specialist Erin LeBlanc. Having recently attended and presented at the Assistive Technology Industry Association conference in Orlando, Erin shares her experiences with us as well as sharing her own expertise on successful AT adoption.
In this episode, we are focused on one topic: Cephable. Cephable is an accessible control app designed for individuals with physical disabilities, and it’s completely free for personal use. The app uses a combination of voice control, head motion, facial expressions, and virtual buttons to give you unprecedented control over your PC.