Everyday Access Technology
Assistive technology service
Technology conversations that begin with the task you want to do and the way you want to access it.
Everyday Access Technology
A CLOSER LOOK
A device is only useful in the context of the person’s task.
Communication, computer access or another clearly defined everyday task.
Where and how the technology would be used.
Existing equipment, access methods and the support the person wants involved.
Product and service suitability are reviewed before selection.
Compare pointer size, movement speed and alternative mouse shapes around the way you use your computer. Illustrative interface example.
Explore larger text, display settings and reading tools using a short task that matters to you. Illustrative interface example.
Try keyboard adjustments or speech input, with the device, environment and privacy of the task in view. Illustrative interface example.
A considered route through the options.
Discuss the person’s activity, preferences and environment.
Review suitable demonstrations and the limits of the available options.
Confirm selection responsibilities, setup scope and support arrangements.
Compare pointer sizes, try larger text and explore keyboard or speech input. Original illustrated examples, with native playback controls and no sound.
Feedback shared by people using our services and their supporters.
What stood out: the person’s task and environment guide equipment selection.
Demonstration, access and setup enquiries.
Describe the task, current equipment and your preferred way to discuss access needs.
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