Hi just posting to announce the launch of my new internet search
engine. It has a HUGE database of high quality websites and it's
very easy to use. Check it out at the URL below:
http://www.n-e-thing.com/search.html

Hi,

I saw this posting on another site and wondered if anyone had any
ideas to share about this.

I got a call from a piano technician who is looking for ideas to adapt
foot pedals for the piano for a woman who does not have use of her
legs.  Any ideas that we can pass along.

Thanks

Lorraine

Hi There,

My name is Luke Bayes, and I am trying to spread the word about
some recent changes to Medicaid payments in Florida. Apparently,
Florida legislators have unilaterally altered their system for
Medicaid compensation to include ONLY 'standard' wheelchair
components. This change has indefinitely disrupted critical
services for countless Children as well as adults with severe
disabilities that require custom components or services.

PLEASE take a look at the following link to find out more, and
help spread the word if you can:

http://www.custommobility.org


Thanks,


Luke Bayes
luke@...

You might want to look at Microsoft.com. They use to have an area on assistive
tech and I think they may have offererd training.  I am nit sure if it is still
on the web site.

Stephanie

To All Fellow Recreation Specialist:

I am stump. I am in a building with 3 different levels of MR. I am having
trouble thinking of activites/programs to do with my lower funcitioning.
Activites that I have done are mainly one on one (ie. training to ride a
bike.) I do not want to neglect them because the other 2 units in the
building are much higher functioning.

Does anyone have any ideas of group activities for my residents? Or any
other individual activities?

Thank you.

Christina Melder, RTh, TRS/CTRS





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SeniorNet www.seniornet.org is a web site devoted to providing education,
access, and leisure options to older adults via the computer. An example of
a leisure option is a chat book club.

Another web site related to older adults and leisure is
http://www.uphs.upenn.edu/aging/partners/turtle_springs/

What else is out there?  -- Jo-Ellen

At our continuing care retirement community, we use a computer service
called MyGait.  The number is 1-866-4-MYGAIT.

Tab Werner TXC, CTRS
Recreational Therapy/Activity Supervisor

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-----Original Message-----
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Subject: [rec-at] technology/assistive technology for older adults


Just wondering what resources and/or activities people are involved in with
older adults in terms of technology, particularly computer use for leisure
and recreation, and assistive technology? Beyond SeniorNet, are there other
good web sites out there? Thanks for your assistance. -- jo




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THE KORNREICH TECHNOLOGY CENTER
Announces the second in our series of
FREE WEBCASTS
2 PM EST on December 19, 2001

HOW TO DO ASSESSMENTS FOR AUGMENTATIVE COMMUNICATION

Level of material: Intermediate

SPEAKER:
Patricia Ourand, MS, CCC-SLP President, Associated Speech & Language
Services, Inc.

PROGRAM SCHEDULE:
Wednesday, December 19, 2001
2:00-3:00 pm est: Interview
3:00- 3:30 pm est: Question and Answer period (Questions will be
posed through a live chat room and answered in real time)

HOW TO PARTICIPATE:
Go to our web site: www.kornreich.org <http://www.kornreich.org>
<http://www.kornreich.org>. Click on "View Our Web Cast Series."
For those who cannot participate on December 19, the program will be
archived at the same address for later viewing.

If you have any questions about the Kornreich Technology Center web
cast series, please e-mail Iris Fishman <mailto:ifishman@....

Additional webcasts are planned for January and February. Check back
frequently with the Kornreich Technology Center
<http://www.kornreich.org/events/upevents.htm>   page for the latest
topics and dates.


Susan Fridie
Kornreich Technology Center
National Center for Disability Services
201 I.U. Willets Rd.
Albertson, NY  11507

Phone: 516-465-1614
Fax:     516-465-3744
EMail:   sfeuer@...

Free Software
We are offering free copies of our Scan and Read Lite to schools and
other non-profit training organizations.

To apply for your FREE SCAN N READ LITE send an email to
info@...

For more information on all of our products visit our website at
www.readingmadeeasy.com

> SOME OF THIS INFORMATION HAS BEEN CHANGED FROM THE ANNOUNCEMENT SENT LAST
> WEEK, SO PLEASE READ ON.
> The Kornreich Technology Center is hosting a series of free, web-only
> programs on issues in augmentative/alternative communication (AAC). You
> can access these presentations from any internet-enabled computer.
FIRST IN THE SERIES:
HOW TO FUND AUGMENTATIVE COMMUNICATION DEVICES THROUGH PRIVATE INSURANCE
> SPEAKER:
LEWIS GOLINKER, Director of the Assistive Technology Law Center in Ithaca,
New York, is an attorney who has worked for 20 years to expand coverage and
obtain funding for Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) and
other assistive devices. Most recently, he was awarded the 2000 Achievement
Award from USSAAC, the United States Society for Augmentative and
Alternative Communication, for his pioneering work in securing funding for
AAC devices through Medicare. Mr. Golinker is currently working on a CD ROM
on funding to be produced by DynaVox Systems, Inc.

Mr. Golinker will be interviewed by IRIS FISHMAN, MA, CCC/SLP, Director of
the Kornreich Technology Center, Albertson, NY.
> WHEN:
> Presentation: Wednesday, DECEMBER 5, 2001 from 2:00-3:00 pm EST
> Speaker responds to questions:  3:00 PM EST until.. participants may type
> and submit questions during the interview segment. From 3:00-4:00 PM EST,
> Mr. Golinker will respond, live, to selected audience questions.
> WHERE:
> Anywhere you can get to a computer with an internet connection on December
> 5.
> HOW TO PARTICIPATE:
> You will need
> Real Player 8 Basic
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> on the web site to decompress and install the programs. Be sure to do this
> sometime BEFORE 2:00 on the 5th.
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> there a few minutes before 2:00, but you can join at any time.
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> December 5.  If you missed the live presentation, or wish to see it again,
> you may go to www.kornreich.org and click "What's New?" If you have
> questions that were not answered during the webcast, you may e-mail Mr.
> Golinker at lgolinker@....
> If you have any questions about the Kornreich Technology Center web cast
> series, please e-mail Iris Fishman <mailto:ifishman@....
>
> Several more web casts are planned for January and February. Check back
> frequently with the Kornreich Technology Center Events page
> <www.kornreich.org/events/upevents.htm> for the latest topics and dates.

	 FOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE:
	 Call 516-465 1431

The Kornreich Technology Center is hosting a series of free, web-only
programs on issues in augmentative/alternative communication (AAC). You can
access these presentations from any internet-enabled computer.

TOPIC:
The first in the series, FUNDING OF AUGMENTATIVE/ALTERNATIVE COMMUNICATION
DEVICES THROUGH PRIVATE MEDICAL INSURANCE, discusses how you can obtain
coverage and funding for AAC devices from the most common types of medical
insurance policies.

SPEAKER:
LEWIS GOLINKER, Director of the Assistive Technology Law Center in Ithaca,
New York, is an attorney with 14 years experience securing funding for
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) Devices from public and
private funding programs such as Medicaid and health insurers. He has
conducted more than 250 training sessions related to AAC and other assistive
technology funding, and has written widely on the subject of Medicaid and
insurance funding for AAC devices.

WHEN:
Wednesday, DECEMBER 5, 2001 from 2:00-3:00 pm EST

WHERE:
Anywhere you can get to a computer with an internet connection on December
5.

COST:
No fee.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE:
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5th.

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<http://www.kornreich.org>. Click on "View Our Live Web Cast"

--In the first part of the program Iris Fishman, MA, CCC, SLP, Director of
the Kornreich Technology Center will interview the speaker about private
insurance funding for augmentative communication devices. Participants will
view the interview via live video on their own computers.

--The second part will be a question-and-answer session. If possible, in
advance of the date, please e-mail questions you may have for Mr. Golinker
to: ifishman@... <mailto:ifishman@...>. Also, participants may
type and submit questions during the interview segment. Mr. Golinker will
respond, live, to selected audience questions.

--For questions that remain after the video segment is completed, the
opportunity to continue to interact with the speaker will be available after
3:00 PM.

If you have any questions about the Kornreich Technology Center web cast
series, please e-mail Iris Fishman <mailto:ifishman@....

	 Several more web casts are planned for December and January. Check
back frequently with the Kornreich Technology Center Events <upevents.htm>
page for the latest topics and dates.

Jan, I too meant to direct you to "The Brain Spot" as Ib did...You will
definitely find what your looking for there. I got to it through
recreationtherapy.com and somehow that ended up being what was sent. Sorry
for the mix-up and good luck.   -Sherry

----- Original Message -----
From: "Sherry" <sylvanwon@...>
To: <rec-at@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2001 9:51 PM
Subject: [rec-at] Resources for Recreation Therapy, Therapeutic Recreation
and Activitiy Therapy


> This is exactly what you're looking for Jan.   -Sherry
>
>  http://www.recreationtherapy.com/rt.htm
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Jan:
If you want software, I like to look at the
offers.freecdrom.com webpage.  They have software,
often typing tutorial software for free, Shipping and
Handling $7.50.  They have something different to
offer each time I visit the site.  I recently ordered
two of the typing tutorials.  The advanced on I did
not like, the beginning for children typing tutorial I
did like.
I like to make sure they are compatable with my kind
of Windows before I order.

also try http://www.unc.edu/depts/recreate/spot/
or otherwise The Brain spot.  This particular part of
the  very good website for TBI teaches how to use the
mouse, intro use of Internet, and fun games to
practice with the mouse as well as memory.  I love
this website.

Thirdly, try http://www.beginners.co.uk/
This is a website with online learning and tutorials,
some for an annual fee and some for free.

Good Luck
Linda Buff

--- Jan Bowman <newperceptions1@...> wrote:
> Hi
> I just don't know where to look for this and perhaps
> someone out there  can
> help me. Does any one know of a software program
> that is designed to help
> teach and give practice to a disabled individual who
> is just beginning to
> learn how to use a standard mouse and keyboard
> ,especially is accessing the
> internet or just in general in using the computer(
> as in, the basics) ?
> Thanks,
> Jan
>
>
>


=====
Linda Buff

__________________________________________________
Do You Yahoo!?
Make a great connection at Yahoo! Personals.
http://personals.yahoo.com

This is exactly what you're looking for Jan.   -Sherry

  http://www.recreationtherapy.com/rt.htm


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You might want to try the Microsoft web page. They may have some info.
Stephanie

G'Day

I am delighted to announce to colleagues, students and friends that I
am going to get the chance to work with two "awesome" TR professionals.
The opportunity to help introduce Therapeutic Recreation to New Zealand
next to Dr. Gerald O'Morrow and Dr. Kathy Halberg is a dream come true.

Dr. O'Morrow helped lay the groundwork for the TR field in the USA and
is excited about the opportunity to share his knowledge with the Kiwis.
His experience in the field and at the academy is extensive and highly
regarded.  Dr O'Morrow is the author of texts, articles and manuscripts.
  He has served in a vast array of leadership positions in the profession
at local, national and international levels.

Dr Halberg is a fellow graduate of the University of Illinois.  Dr.
Halberg was leaving Illinois as I arrived to do my graduate work.  In
fact, we met in passing on the steps of Huff Gymnasium .  Little did we
know that our paths would cross 25 years later in New Zealand.  Dr.
Halberg has been teaching TR on the west coast of the USA every since
that meeting in Champaign, Illinois.  Like Dr. O'Morrow, Dr Halberg is
well published and active professionally.

Drs. O'Morrow and Halberg have much to offer the students at the
Southern Instate of Technology,  the growth of the Therapeutic
Recreation profession in New Zealand and my own professional
development.   .

Drs. O'Morrow and Halberg will be arriving in Invercargill early in
2002.  To my Kiwi friends, plan on a BBQ late in January to welcome
Gerry and Kathy.  To those of you not fortunate enough to spend the
summer in New Zealand, we'll miss you and hope you have the opportunity
to visit us at the Southern Instate of Technology

Fran Coffey Stanat, Ph.D.
Director, Therapeutic Recreation Program
School of Allied Health Professions
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
2400 E. Hartford Avenue
PO Box 413,  Enderis Hall 949
Milwaukee, WI 53211
414-229-4778  office
414-351-2157  home
414-906-3929  fax
fstanat@...
http://www.uwm.edu/SAHP/ugp/rec/recmenu.html

Hi
I just don't know where to look for this and perhaps someone out there  can
help me. Does any one know of a software program that is designed to help
teach and give practice to a disabled individual who is just beginning to
learn how to use a standard mouse and keyboard ,especially is accessing the
internet or just in general in using the computer( as in, the basics) ?
Thanks,
Jan

About Virtual Magnifying Glass for Windows
  Vision Impaired? This is a great free download! It turns your mouse into a
magnifying glass when you want it to work that way, from 2x to 16x!

  http://members.fortunecity.com/magnifier/

<<About Virtual Magnifying Glass for Windows.url>>



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If you're looking for assistive/adaptive technology (AT) aids, there
are several new Internet resources that offer plenty of information to
help you choose a device or locate a vendor.

AT Online Community (Internet club)
http://communities.msn.com/AdaptiveandAssistiveTechnology/

AT WebRing (list of select AT sites)
http://nav.webring.yahoo.com/hub?ring=assistivetechnol&list

AT Definition & Categories (our AT Classification)
http://www.rehabtool.com/at.html

AT 4HELP (e-mail lists)
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/4HELP
http://www.topica.com/lists/4HELP


Best regards,
AT Community Staff
RehabTool.com
http://www.rehabtool.com

Karen and the group,

I am looking for sites to place interns.  What agencies normally send us
is a packet of information that included:  job descriptions,  weekly
duties, description of facility, etc.  Thanks for your help in this
matter.

Christopher Nunes, Ph.D., CPRP
Assistant Professor of Recreation
Program Coordinator
401 College Ave
106 Kates Gym
Ashland OH 44805
office- 419-289-5438
fax- 419-289-5460
cnunes@...
www.ashland.edu/recreation
www.ashland.edu/~cnunes

On Tue, 17 Jul 2001, Karen Bossen wrote:

> Chris, I am somewhat confused.  Are you asking if we have a CTRS faculty
> who supervises students during internships?  If so, yes we do.  I would
> like to know what kind of information you might be looking for, so that
> I might facilitate sharing some.
> If you are interested, please reply.
> Karen Bossen, CTRS
>
> Chris Nunes wrote:
> >
> > Good Day,
> >
> > If you have an internship program that is supervised by a CTRS at your
> > site, could you please send me information on your program to the address
> > listed below.  Thanks for your help in this manner.
> >
> > Christopher Nunes, Ph.D., CPRP
> > Assistant Professor of Recreation
> > Program Coordinator
> > 401 College Ave
> > 106 Kates Gym
> > Ashland OH 44805
> > office- 419-289-5438
> > fax- 419-289-5460
> > cnunes@...
> > www.ashland.edu/recreation
> > www.ashland.edu/~cnunes
> >
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> --
> Karen  L. Bossen, CTRS
> Therapeutic Recreation Program Coordinator
> Arizona State University
> Department of Recreation Management and Tourism
> PO BOX 874905
> Tempe AZ 85287-4905
> Tel (480) 965 6428
> Fax (480) 965 5664
>
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Chris,
You can go to our website at WFUBMC.edu and select deparmtents - Recreation
Therapy and we have most of our information posted.  This is for Wake
Forest University Baptist Medical Center.
Suzanne

This is not a direct answer to your search for low cost touch screens but
you might want to search www.abledata.com. -- Jo-Ellen

for those of you looking for hardware/software resources:

At the Mid-Eastern  Symposium on TR last May, Betsey Zook gave an excellent
workshop on "The
Accessible Internet..." These resources are from her. Hatch: Technology and
Toys, www.hatchstuff.com : SoftTouch: Software for Students with
Disabilities, www.funsoftware.com ; Don Johnson: Solutions for Students with
Disabilities, www.donjohnson.com ; ORRCA Technology: Assistive Technology
  Products, www.orcca.com; Enabling Devices: Toys for Special Children,
www.enablingdevices.com ; Mayer-Johnson, Inc., Augmentative Communication
Products, www.mayer-johnson.com ; Key Technologies, Inc.: Quality and Choice
in Assistive Technology, e-mail- keytech@.... All of these companies
have paper catalogs you can order, and, of course, much of the children's
equipment is adaptable. Hope this is helpful to someone out there.   SJH

I came accross this sight through some of my readings.
http://www.unc.edu/depts/recreate/spot/frame.html

It is a long address, but I think this could help you.
It has very simple ways to learn about using the mouse
and navigating a website and also the internet.

I am also working on developing a similar website for my
internship.

Take Care,
Charley Wright
President
Therapeutic Recreation Majors Association
Arizona State University
> Someone has requested a tutorial to learn the basics
of the internet.
> They have had no computer or internet experience and
are learning this
> for the first time.  This is for an over 60 year old,
with some
> limited hand movement and minor sight and hearing
problems.  At
> present they are using AOL for the internet.
>
> Any product ideas or creative ways of approaching this
will be
> appreciated.
>
> Thanks
>
> Lorraine
>
>
>
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Betsy:  Is this Class that you teach, one that you think would be of interest
to the attendees of our Information Technology School that is conducted each
year for Rec & Park Personnel?  We are presently in the process of developing
the curriculum.  Is there an outline I can share with our  Board of regents?

Larry Zehnder, CPRP
Regional Director
NRPA Southeast Service Center
770/760-1668
nrpase@...



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realizing this isn't the direct answer to your question, a touch window is
available for $335.  it's not the entire monitor, but it works as such.  just
ignore this email if this doesn't suit your needs, but if you're ok w/the
attachment i saw one via
http://www.riverdeep.net/commerce/catalog/Product.jhtml?PRODID=15363&CATID=10067

best wishes.

Jan Bowman wrote:

> Hi,
> I am re-sending this message, because I'm not sure my mail program was working
before. I work with MR/DD adults who like to use the computer but have cognitive
difficulties with working with a mouse, and I'm wondering if anyone knows of
affordable (under $1,000.00) touch screen monitors.
> Thanks,
> Jan Bowman
> Community Life Skills
> New Perceptions,Inc.
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for those of you looking for hardware/software resources: At the Mid-Eastern
Symposium on TR last May, Betsey Zook gave an excellent workshop on "The
Accessible Internet..." These resources are from her. Hatch: Technology and
Toys, www.hatchstuff.com : SoftTouch: Software for Students with
Disabilities, www.funsoftware.com ; Don Johnson: Solutions for Students with
Disabilities, www.donjohnson.com ; ORRCA Technology: Assistive Technology
Products, www.orcca.com; Enabling Devices: Toys for Special Children,
www.enablingdevices.com ; Mayer-Johnson, Inc., Augmentative Communication
Products, www.mayer-johnson.com ; Key Technologies, Inc.: Quality and Choice
in Assistive Technology, e-mail- keytech@.... All of these companies
have paper catalogs you can order, and, of course, much of the children's
equipment is adaptable. Hope this is helpful to someone out there.   SJH

Does anyone know where I might find info on touchscreen monitors?
Jan


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Charley, thanks..but I am on the same list serv...
Karen

charleywright@... wrote:
>
> I came accross this sight through some of my readings.
> http://www.unc.edu/depts/recreate/spot/frame.html
>
> It is a long address, but I think this could help you.
> It has very simple ways to learn about using the mouse
> and navigating a website and also the internet.
>
> I am also working on developing a similar website for my
> internship.
>
> Take Care,
> Charley Wright
> President
> Therapeutic Recreation Majors Association
> Arizona State University
> > Someone has requested a tutorial to learn the basics of the internet.
> > They have had no computer or internet experience and are learning this
> > for the first time.  This is for an over 60 year old, with some
> > limited hand movement and minor sight and hearing problems.  At
> > present they are using AOL for the internet.
> >
> > Any product ideas or creative ways of approaching this will be
> > appreciated.
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Lorraine
> >
> >
> >
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Karen  L. Bossen, CTRS
Therapeutic Recreation Program Coordinator
Arizona State University
Department of Recreation Management and Tourism
PO BOX 874905
Tempe AZ 85287-4905
Tel (480) 965 6428
Fax (480) 965 5664