The Idaho Assistive Technology Project Computer Access Demonstration Site is Available!

How many ways can you access a computer?

In the ever changing world of computer access, many forms of assistive technology are available to assist people with varying disabilities. Everyone can benefit from the hands-on information provided at our technology center.

Idaho Assistive Technology Project’s Demonstration Site
located at the
Center on Disabilities and Human Development
129 West Third St. (Downtown Moscow)

Sue House is the demonstrator for the Idaho Assistive Technology Demonstration Site. She can help answer questions about the types of computer based software and hardware that can assist students with disabilities. The site is available Monday thru Friday from 10 am to 2 pm.

Products available for demonstration include:
Hardware- TouchWindow, IntelliKeys, Trackball, Joystick, JamBox and Switches, Dvorak Adaptive Keyboards
Software- Co:Writer, Write:Outloud, Joystick to Mouse, Inspiration, Living Books, IntelliTalk.

To make an appointment for an individual or group to see the site call (208) 885-3573.

(Demonstrations by appointment only)
Contact Sue House at sueh@uidaho.edu
(208) 885-3771

There is no cost for demonstrations. Consultations, assessments and trainings are available at the following fee rates:
*Private Usage Fees are $1.50 per user hour and are billed quarterly to the organization.
(Example: 60 user hours a quarter X $1.50 equals $90.00 fee for that quarter.)

Training
Training Fees are based on duration
Duration Fees

**Note: Fee rates are for consultations, assessments and trainings only**