We provide students with full training in the latest adaptive technology so that graduates can compete in today’s world. Included are the fundamentals of word processing, screen readers, spreadsheets, electronic note-takers, and Braille displays.
Technology Video
Photos of our Computer & Adaptive Technology Program in Action!
Carolina working on the computer in Tech Class
Darien works at the computer during Tech Class
Chris Parsons instructs Trevor in Tech Class
Amanda works with her phone and the computer in Tech class
Jen Working on the computer at the Front Desk
Senior Using an iPhone for Taking Notes
Emma uses a laptop to get information from a database for a survey
Suzi in Tech Lab learning to use the computer with a screen reader
Lexi works with a laptop on components for a movie script
Woman sits at a table working with laptop, iPhone and Stream.
Ahimsa mastered several tools for technology and travel classes. Here she puts her iPhone, laptop and Victor Stream together as she prepares for her Monster Route.
Chris working at the computer
Ellie working on the computer in the Study Lab
Tom M. working on the computer in Tech Class
Mikayla plugs a Refreshable Braille Display into the Computer
Loren listens to the news on his phone while waiting on a train
Martin workis with an Orbit Braille Display and his phone
Zach works with a note taker and his phone
DaJon works on the computer at the CCB front desk
Summer Youth working together learning to write code using Swift Playgrounds on the iPad
Matt works with his Phone during Tech Class
Skysha working at the computer during Tech Class
Mady working at the computer in Tech class
Immersed in Technology
A student stands behind a table displaying a variety of current technology items, including: A standard Windows PC, a Macbook Pro, an iPad, a Braille Sense, and a Scanner. The student is holding an iPhone 6 Plus.
Graham editing tracks on the computer for his tech project
a young woman holds a twenty dollar bill under her iPhone camera.
Suzie shows how she identifies currency with an app on her smart phone and its screen reader.
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