Student M's Assistive Devices by Nicole Holm

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A VOCA device allows Michael to select words or phrases through touch, which are then spoken aloud by the device. This technology can help Michael express himself verbally despite his communication challenges.

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The eye gaze communication system is a type of assistive technology that could enable Michael to communicate using his eye movements and translates them into on-screen actions, such as selecting letter, words, or symbols to form messages. For Michael who is legally blind the effectiveness of the eye gaze depends on his extent of visual impairment and his ability to control his eye movements.

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An auditory scanner works by using auditory cues or prompts to guide the user through a series of options or commands. The user listens to the instructions and responds by vocalizing a specific command or trigger word, which the scanner recognizes and processes.