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This item is loaned by the Department of Elementary & Secondary Education (DESE). You will not be charged for shipping upon confirming your order; DESE ships the items to you for free. However, you will be responsible for the cost of returning the loan item(s) to DESE. -
This item is loaned by the Department of Elementary & Secondary Education (DESE). You will not be charged for shipping upon confirming your order; DESE ships the items to you for free. However, you will be responsible for the cost of returning the loan item(s) to DESE. -
C-PEN ReaderPen is a robust, portable, pocket-sized reading pen that reads text out loud with a human-like digital voice. ReaderPen is designed to promote independent learning and is a major technological breakthrough for any student suffering from reading difficulties such as dyslexia. It reads text out aloud with American English, British English, French and Spanish human-like digital voices. It also features embedded first tier junior and academic dictionaries for immediate access to word definitions, a function allowing storage of text captured from textbooks, and a voice memo function. Contents: earbuds, charging cords -
The touchscreen chromebook is great for students needing multiple means of access. The chromebook comes with a protective case and charger. Be sure to checkout the universal stylus for additional access options! -
This inspiring switch-adapted remote-controlled wheelchair can be activated by kids of all abilities. Spins, tricks and jumps can be more easily activated with external capability switches for awesome fun. The RC wheelchair has a self-righting feature -- it gets up from a fall on its side and forges on to the next challenge. Adapted with two jacks for switch-use, the forward and spin/self-righting features have been adapted to work with two capability switches. A cardboard ramp is also included for jumps and tricks! -
Long considered the standard in the industry, our famous Jelly Bean switch features a 2.5-in/6.4-cm activation surface and is recommended for users who are able to access a smaller target area. Switch tops can be removed and replaced with the color of your choice: Red, Blue, Yellow, or Green. Also includes a clear snap cap for symbol use. It's all up to your own style, tastes, or specific vision needs. -
This item is loaned by the Department of Elementary & Secondary Education (DESE). You will not be charged for shipping upon confirming your order; DESE ships the items to you for free. However, you will be responsible for the cost of returning the loan item(s) to DESE.
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Built for everyday, and not so everyday, adventures, the I-110 is the ultimate touch-based speech generating device for augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). The Tobii I-110 includes: Snap Core First, Communicator 5, Snap Scene, Accessible Literacy Learning (ALL™), and the Boardmaker Student Center app, Ultra-rugged design featuring Gorilla Glass, integrated speakers, and covered ports, IP54 ingress protection (water and dust resistance rating), Battery life of 10+ hours, 3-Year Support360 warranty, Comprehensive ecosystem of support. This loaner devices comes with a charger cord. -
Music Machine Features
Everything you need to start a fully inclusive band, this set includes cluster bells, maraca, jingle stick and wood frog guiro rasp. Attach one of the musical instruments onto our striking musical stand, activate the switch and the machine will beat to any preset rhythm at any speed you choose. These devices are a wonderful way to join in music time. Our music machines come equipped with two holding arms. One of these arms holds a small stationary instrument while the other moves up and down and can hold an instrument that makes sound when shaken, like the cluster bells. An adaptive switch is necessary to operate our musical devices. With a wide array of switch options that cater to various sensitivities, sizes and textures, you can choose the one that works best for your child, student or patient.Benefits of Music Machine Sets
Music machines help people with disabilities develop skills through music. Playing adapted instruments can help individuals improve: Communication: Users with nonverbal communication can use music as a means of relaying their feelings, and playing music even increases auditory development. Motor function: Instruments encourage users to tap into their motor skills. Those using adaptive switches can also improve their coordination and understand cause and effect. Self-expression: Individuals can understand themselves by discovering their music tastes and selecting songs that they enjoy. Social interaction: When users play music among friends or family, they learn how to coordinate music with others, share instruments and interact with their peers. -
This classic game teaches students to recognize words and identify pictures. Game board is mounted on an electronic base with nine red LED’s that light up when players match the right picture word cards to the right word and picture on the game board. Activate the yellow button to scan the board for the right match; release it to select the match. Activate the blue button to correct mistakes and restart the game. Two jacks on the side of the toy allow users to play using their own switches. Four reversible playing cards are included.
