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ATIA 2018 Embraces the Assistive Technology (AT) Maker Movement

At the back of the exposition hall, 3D printers hummed, corrugated plastic was folded and taped, and soldering irons lent a whiff of molten alloy to the air.

ATIA 2018 Embraces the Assistive Technology (AT) Maker MovementEliza Anderson2018-02-12T19:00:52+00:00

3D Printed AT: Where to Get Started?

Thanks to Shawna Hanson of MonTECH, the Montana state AT program, for this post about her foray into the wonderful world of custom printed gadgets!

3D Printed AT: Where to Get Started?Eliza Anderson2017-12-31T17:41:38+00:00

AT and the Geek Golden Age

The Assistive Technology (AT) Maker Movement has arrived! How might we use it? ...

AT and the Geek Golden AgeEliza Anderson2017-07-13T20:34:53+00:00

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