Throughout the summer of 2015, the AT&T Corporate Accessibility Technology Office and the Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center for Wireless Technologies (Wireless RERC) conducted workshops for people with disabilities, caregivers, and professionals on how to use accessibility features found on smartphones and tablets. Workshops focused on accessibility features helpful for people who use hearing aids, people who use text and video services, people who have communication difficulties, people who have difficulty seeing, people with cognitive disabilities, or sensory disabilities, people with dexterity or mobile disabilities, caregivers and other professionals who assist people with disabilities. The presentations (links below) include the accessibility features found on smartphones, phablets and tablets that use Apple or Android operating systems (OS); accessibility resources for services, devices and mobile applications; and ways to improve the accessibility of devices and services.
General Disability Presentation
[http://www.wirelessrerc.gatech.edu/node/700]
Cognitive Impairment Presentation
http://www.wirelessrerc.gatech.edu/node/722
Dexterity Impairment Presentation
[http://www.wirelessrerc.gatech.edu/node/720]
Hearing Impairment Presentation
[http://www.wirelessrerc.gatech.edu/node/718 ]
Vision Impairment Presentation
[http://www.wirelessrerc.gatech.edu/node/721]
