LipSync Update: The Youngest Person to Build a LipSync
On December 9th, we were in Calgary for a buildathon with STEM Learning Lab and West Island College. There we met 11-year-old Isabel, who is now the youngest person to build a LipSync.
Neil Squire Society to Empower Students with Disabilities through Assistive Technology in Fort Qu’Appelle, Saskatchewan
Neil Squire Solutions will be providing assistive technology support to students and teachers at the File Hills Qu’Appelle Tribal Council in Fort Qu’Appelle, Saskatchewan, with a focus on helping students with disabilities transition from school to post-secondary education/training or employment.
Dhruv Has No More Shoulder Pain with Technology@Work Solution
Dhruv found it painful to move around in his manual wheelchair at work. Through Technology@Work, he received funding towards a power assist. Now he’s more efficient because he has no more shoulder pain.
People with disabilities, inclusive employers to benefit from program extension
Hundreds of people with disabilities will be able to achieve greater independence and find meaningful employment thanks to the extension of the Province’s popular Technology@Work program.
LipSync Update: Repair a LipSync Night
On Monday, December 4th, we’ll be at Vancouver Hack Space to fix some LipSyncs. If you can solder, have some technical troubleshooting skills, and have some time, help us fix a LipSync or two.