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Obsidian is an open-source notetaking app of virtual infinite possibilities. And while that statement might sound hyperbolic, it鈥檚 also true. Because the app is open source, individuals can create their own plugins to enhance the apps default functionality. As of right now, there are 1,924 plugins available to download, for free.
Today is a short, news and app round-up episode. We look at some recent assistive technology news, new apps for learning math, a low-cost text-to-speech alternative, and a whole lot of scholarship opportunities across New Brunswick and Canada.
Jo-Anne works as the head merchandiser at a pharmacy in Invermere, and she helps out on the till when needed. In May, she had an illness which affected her hearing, something she is still recovering from.
The Math Learning Center by Bridges in Mathematics offers a suite of completely free math apps and activities for students from pre-K to grade 5.
From September to December for our third annual聽Hacking for the Holidays聽campaign, we鈥檙e engaging volunteers 鈥 students, corporate partners, and other community members 鈥 in聽80聽build events across聽10聽provinces to help us adapt and donate聽2,000聽toys and switches to families and clinicians all over Canada.