Low,+Mid,+High+Tech+Devices


 * Low- Tech: ** Assistive technology that is considered low-tech devices are those who do not require computers, computer software, and batteries in order to provide support for children with a disability.

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 * Low-tech Examples: **
 * pencil grips


 * highlighting pens and tape
 * planners
 * Oral exams or taped responses
 * Give student option to write exam in quiet room if needed
 * Provide extra time for student to complete test
 * Vary test format (e.g. Multiple choice or short answers)


 * Mid- Tech: ** Assistive technology that is considered mid-tech devices is battery operated and requires limited advancement in technology.

**High- Tech:** Assistive technology that is considered high-tech devices have some type of computer chip. (These technologies cost more than the low to mid tech.)
 * Mid-tech Examples: **
 * tape recorders
 * talking calculators
 * portable keyboards
 * electronic spell checkers and dictionaries

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 * High-tech Examples: **
 * Augmentative and alternative communication devices
 * Electric wheelchair
 * Mouse alternatives
 * Keyboard alternatives
 * Screen readers
 * Screen magnifiers
 * Voice recognition:
 * Word prediction programs: