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Colchester Community Workshops (CCW) provides valuable services to adults with intellectual disabilities in Truro, Nova Scotia. We were thrilled to receive a letter from CCW thanking Neil Squire for Digital Jumpstart training, which has helped their clients stay connected during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Gary has been legally blind since birth, making his work quite difficult. Looking for solutions, he learned about WorkBC Assistive Technology Services and decided to apply.
Kahoot is a gamified study platform that encourages users to have fun while learning and studying. Users earn points for completing or creating quizzes, which they can do alone or with others.
Today — May 20th — is the 10th annual Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD). To celebrate GAAD, our Makers Making Change program highlights some of the open source devices in our assistive device library that can help you access computers, smartphones, and tablets.
Longtime maker Fawzan Hussain was announced as one of 14 British Columbians who will receive the Province’s Medal of Good Citizenship.