#BTSTACK MOUSE BLUETOOTH#

My early research indicated that the most feasible solution was to use a Bluetooth mouse. I can laugh about it now but I was a bit worried whether or not I’d be able to use the iPad without having someone touch the screen for me every time I wanted to do something.

Typing with iA Writer in portrait orientation Then I’ll discuss a few of the primary uses for the iPad that have emerged so far and highlight the apps that have been the most helpful. I’m going to start by talking about the two ways I’ve come up with for handling the iPad. Now, on to the findings of my iPad experiment. I believe this is going to do a lot of good for a lot of people. theGSF knows the value of new technologies to people with disabilities and began Project Mariposa with the goal of giving away 50 iPads to individuals affected by SMA. Computers made it possible for people with disabilities to work and play in ways that would have been impossible before them. People with SMA and disabilities in general benefit greatly from all the advances in technology in the past few decades. I’ve been experimenting with the new opportunities and possibilities it creates and I’m ready to talk about all the iPad goodness I’ve discovered.įirst of all, a big thanks to theGSF for what they’re doing with Project Mariposa. If you follow me on Twitter or Facebook then you know that I was the recent recipient of a brand new iPad 2 from the Gwendolyn Strong Foundation (theGSF). This entry originally appeared on my disability blog, I hate stairs.

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