WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND 3:15 TO 4:15 FOXFIRE
Windows 10 Accessibility Features
Ms. Mary Kay Dulin, NC Assistive Technology Program
About The Session:
Accessibility features are built into Windows to help users who may have trouble using their computers normally get a little more functionality. For the most part Microsoft has left much of the core functionality of its accessibility features the same to make it easier on users to adapt without much trouble in between the old system and the new. A review of Windows 10 will reveal some of the changes and what has remained the same in the accessibility features.
About The Presenter(s):
Mary Kay Dulin:
is an Assistive Technologist with the N.C. Assistive Technology Program. She has been with NCATP for over 15 years and works from the Sylva office in Jackson County. She received certification for ATP through RESNA in 2011 and in assistive technology through the University of Miami in 2002. Prior to working as an Assistive Technologist, she graduated from Western Carolina University in 1998 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Communication Disorders. She received certification for Speech Language Pathology Assistant from Southwestern Community College in 2000. As an NCATP consultant, Mary Kay promotes independence for people of all ages and disabilities through a broad assortment of assistive technology services, such as device demonstrations, loans, assessments, trainings, and public awareness events.
Windows 10 Accessibility Features
Ms. Mary Kay Dulin, NC Assistive Technology Program
About The Session:
Accessibility features are built into Windows to help users who may have trouble using their computers normally get a little more functionality. For the most part Microsoft has left much of the core functionality of its accessibility features the same to make it easier on users to adapt without much trouble in between the old system and the new. A review of Windows 10 will reveal some of the changes and what has remained the same in the accessibility features.
About The Presenter(s):
Mary Kay Dulin:
is an Assistive Technologist with the N.C. Assistive Technology Program. She has been with NCATP for over 15 years and works from the Sylva office in Jackson County. She received certification for ATP through RESNA in 2011 and in assistive technology through the University of Miami in 2002. Prior to working as an Assistive Technologist, she graduated from Western Carolina University in 1998 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Communication Disorders. She received certification for Speech Language Pathology Assistant from Southwestern Community College in 2000. As an NCATP consultant, Mary Kay promotes independence for people of all ages and disabilities through a broad assortment of assistive technology services, such as device demonstrations, loans, assessments, trainings, and public awareness events.