Assistive Technologies (Junior Cert Applied Technology): Flashcards

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What are assistive technologies?

Tools and equipment that assist people with disabilities

Main purpose of assistive technologies

Improve daily living, quality of life, and independence

Examples of mobility devices

Wheelchairs and prosthetic limbs

Examples of communication aids

Speech-to-text tools and hearing aids

Examples of daily living aids

Custom utensils and gripping tools

Examples of visual aids

Screen readers and Braille displays

Three settings where assistive tech is useful

Schools, workplaces, and medical facilities

How assistive tech helps in education

Speech-to-text tools help students learn better

How assistive tech helps in jobs

Voice tools assist those with movement limitations

What do cochlear implants do?

Help those with hearing loss to hear sounds

What do GPS-equipped canes do?

Help visually impaired people move around freely

Affordability challenge of assistive tech

High prices make these tools hard to buy

Accessibility barrier for assistive tech

Many cannot access due to costs or other barriers

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