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Neil Squire Society staff member Katrina Tilley will participate in the Living Library event at the 2019 Pacific Innovation Fair (opens in a new window). The Pacific Innovation Fair is a FREE initiative for public servants, external partners and members of the general public to participate in activities, seminars, panel discussions and a huge tradeshow […]
iWordQ is one of our favorite and most often recommended apps for iPad. We often recommend it for students with learning disabilities who struggle with both reading and writing, because it performs both functions so well and is available at a fairly affordable price given what the app can do. In today’s e-bulletin, we’re going […]
Brilliant Labs is a hands-on technology and experiential learning platform in Atlantic Canada. Last month, in collaboration with Makers Making Change, they launched the Yarmouth Assistive Technology Project.
In today’s e-bulletin, we’re going to look at a new device that supports Optical Character Recognition (OCR) technology.
OneNote users are able to use the double-tap feature on their Apple Pencil 2 device to change their active drawing tools without having to change anything within the OneNote app.