Participants will get to make a Forest Hub, an advanced switch that can be used instead of a computer mouse - assistive technology at work! These Forest Hubs will then be given to people who need them, making this a great opportunity to learn and give.

Participants will get to modify a switch button, a type of assistive technology. The finished switch button will then be donated to people with disabilities to use in their day to day lives. What better way to learn and give?

Makers Making Change is once again working with the Camrose Public Library to support STEM education through an assistive technology lens.

We will be working with the Camrose Public Library Makerspace to host a 3 part AT Build event focusing on Adaptive Tech.