Browse Assistive Technology
Products
-
ListenTALK GO Portable One-Way Small Group Assistive Listening System
$1,753.00
The ListenTALK GO is a portable, one-way wireless system that sends a speaker's voice straight to listeners' ears, which helps when background noise makes it hard to hear in a small group. One leader talks into a transceiver, and up to three people listen on receivers through ear speakers. It comes pre-programmed, so the leader and listeners are already linked out of the box. The kit also includes lanyards, a headset, a 4-port USB charger, and a soft carrying case, so it works as a complete package for tours, training, or interpretation. It's one-way only, so listeners can't talk back through it, and it covers one leader and three listeners unless you add more units.
Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions -
Conversor Pro Personal FM Assistive Listening Device and TV Amplifier
$895.00
The Conversor Pro Plus is a personal FM listening system that sends sound from a microphone or TV straight to a receiver you wear, so speech and TV audio come through clearer without cranking up the volume. The package pairs the Conversor Pro (a wireless mic/transmitter and receiver) with a TV transmitter that plugs into your television. The mic can be held, aimed at a speaker, or placed near a sound source up to 150 feet away. It can also take direct input from a stereo or computer. A zoom setting narrows in on one voice, while the omni-directional setting picks up the room around you. The receiver lightweight enough to wear around the neck or tuck under clothing. It's designed for someone with hearing difficulty who wants better sound in conversations, groups, or at the TV. Headphones are sold separately if you want to use them.
Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions -
Vibrating Animals
$68.95
These soft stuffed animals give off a gentle vibration when you hug them, offering calming touch and body-awareness input. They come in several styles, including a basset hound, golden retriever puppy, tuxedo kitten, piglet, rabbit, and seal, and are roughly 16 to 20 inches long and about three-quarters of a pound. Because they look and feel like a regular plush toy, they work well for a child who wants something cuddly to hold during quiet time, circle time, or when they need to settle down. A single AA battery powers the vibration, so you can use it right out of the box once the battery is in.
Not recently verifiedReady to use -
Low Vision Essentials Kit
$12.95
This kit bundles several low-tech writing aids for someone who has trouble seeing where to put pen to paper. It includes guides for writing letters, signatures, checks, and envelopes, plus a sample of bold line paper, a bold line pen, and a set of assorted bumps (small raised markers). Everything comes in a durable plastic storage folder, so it's easy to keep together and try out. It's a good starting point for finding which tools help before buying larger supplies, and the paper is a sample, not a full pad.
Verified todayReady to use -
Sense of Science: Animals
$562.00
Sense of Science: Animals is part of a science series built to make the subject accessible and approachable for students who are blind or have low vision. It's designed for young learners studying animals.
Verified 3 days agoSetup with instructions -
Light Box Materials: Level 2
$982.00
This is a large set of activity materials made to be used on APH's Light Box or Mini-Lite Box. The materials work on visual skills such as matching and identifying objects, putting items in sequence, and visual memory. It's built for teaching children who are learning to use their vision. The materials don't include the light box itself, so you'll need to have one on hand. Because the activities build on each other, you'll get the most from them when a vision teacher or similar specialist picks the starting point and guides the progression.
Verified 3 days agoProfessional guidance helps -
Light Box Materials: Level 1
$504.00
These are teaching materials made to be used on a light box, aimed at building basic visual skills, eye-hand coordination, and simple matching. They're meant for young children who are learning to use their vision.
Verified 3 days agoProfessional guidance helps -
Adapted Science Materials Kit
$259.00
This kit gives students with visual impairments the hands-on tools to take part in science lessons and experiments alongside sighted classmates. It includes modified beakers, graduated cylinders with tactile braille scale floats, a syringe with a stop, a balance, and mass sets, and it was designed for K-12 students. Many items came from educators at the Lawrence Hall of Science in Berkeley. Everything fits in the APH Innovations Tote Bag. Plan on a teacher or teacher of students with visual impairments choosing which tools fit each lesson.
Verified 3 days agoProfessional guidance helps -
Hugimals Weighted Koala or Elephant
$71.95
These weighted plush animals, Quinn the Koala and Emory the Elephant, give a calming hug-like feeling through deep touch pressure. Each weighs 4½ pounds, spread evenly through the body, head, arms and legs, so it rests comfortably in a lap or across the shoulders. They're sized for older children, teens and adults rather than little kids. The weighted insert comes out, so the plush can go in the washing machine.
Not recently verifiedReady to use -
Submersible Audio Light Sensor (SALS)
$53.00
The Submersible Audio Light Sensor turns light into sound, so a student who can't see a science demonstration can hear it instead. It has a plastic-covered glass tube with a rectangular box on one end. The tip of the tube senses light, and the box changes what it senses into a tone and passes the signal to an app. The app works on iOS, Android, and MATT Connect. It's built for science activities, and the name says the probe can go underwater. You'll need a phone or tablet running one of those apps to hear the results.
Verified 3 days agoSetup with instructions -
Listen iDSP Essentials Starter Stationary RF System (72 MHz)
$1,154.00
This is a starter assistive listening system for a venue with fewer than 50 seats. It sends a speaker's audio over a 72 MHz radio signal to listeners in the room, and it can switch between three channels. It's described as including the equipment a small venue needs to meet 2010 ADA requirements, and it lists a 62 dB signal-to-noise ratio, a measure of how clean the sound is. This is a fixed installation for a room, not a personal device, so the venue is the buyer.
Verified 4 days agoProfessional guidance helps -
Needs of Plants and Animals, Investigation Notebook (Braille)
$105.00
This is the braille edition of an investigation notebook for a science unit on the needs of plants and animals. It gives a student who reads braille a notebook they can use alongside the lessons. The evidence doesn't say what the notebook holds or which companion materials it goes with, so confirm that with the manufacturer before ordering.
Verified 3 days agoSetup with instructions -
Microwave Oven With Manual Dials 0.7 Cubic Ft 700 Watts - Black
$97.95
This compact 700-watt microwave uses turn dials instead of a touchpad, so you can set cooking time and power by feel and by turning, with no menus or button sequences to remember. The timer runs up to 30 minutes, there are six power levels plus a defrost setting, and the door opens with a push button. It's a good fit for someone who finds touchscreens or flat keypads hard to read, see, or press, and for small kitchens, since the cavity is 0.7 cubic feet and still holds a 10-inch dinner plate. It comes in black only. The dials make it simple to use, but they're basic controls, so don't expect talking prompts or extra tactile markings beyond the dials themselves.
Verified todayReady to use -
(Louis) Properties of Materials, Investigation Notebook (Braille)
$25.00
This is the braille edition of an investigation notebook on the properties of materials. It gives a student who reads braille a notebook to work through investigations on that topic. The listings say little beyond the title, so check the grade level and the unit it goes with before ordering.
Verified 3 days agoSetup with instructions -
Listen iDSP Essentials Level 2 Stationary RF System (72 MHz) (LS-31-072)
$1,679.00
This is a wireless assistive listening system for a venue such as a meeting room, classroom, or place of worship. A transmitter sends the sound from a mic or audio system to listeners' receivers over radio, so people who have trouble hearing in a large room can hear it clearly. The transmitter has universal audio inputs that work with most sources, and you can pick from three broadcast frequencies to avoid interference. The receivers are digitally tuned, so they stay on channel instead of drifting, and the signal reaches up to about 305 meters (1,000 feet). It works on the 72 MHz band only.
Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions -
ECC Essentials: Teaching the Expanded Core Curriculum to Students with Visual Impairments
$45.95
ECC Essentials is a book for teachers of students with visual impairments. It covers the nine areas of the Expanded Core Curriculum, which are the skills these students need to learn so they can reach the regular school curriculum and become independent. For each area, the book explains why it matters and offers suggestions and strategies for teaching it. It's written for the educator, so it isn't a workbook or something a student would use directly. It's also made to order, and it can come as an electronic EPUB file that needs an EPUB reader.
Verified 3 days agoProfessional guidance helps -
ECC Essentials: Teaching the Expanded Core Curriculum to Students with Visual Impairments(EPUB)
$45.95
This book is a teaching guide for educators who work with students who have visual impairments. It covers the nine areas of the Expanded Core Curriculum, the skills these students need to learn so they can reach the regular school curriculum and become independent. For each area it explains the reasoning behind the instruction and offers suggestions and strategies for teaching it. It's an EPUB digital file, so you read it on an e-reader or app, not on paper. It's written for teachers, not for students to read themselves.
Verified 3 days agoProfessional guidance helps -
ECC Essentials: Teaching the Expanded Core Curriculum to Students with Visual Impairments(Print)
$76.95
ECC Essentials is a print book for teachers of students with visual impairments. It covers the nine areas of the Expanded Core Curriculum, the skills these students need to learn so they can reach the regular school curriculum and become independent. For each area, it offers the reasoning behind it, along with suggestions and strategies for teaching it. This is a reference for educators, not a program a student works through on their own. It is made to order, so expect a wait before it ships, and all sales are final.
Verified 3 days agoProfessional guidance helps -
Out of Sight, Not Out of Mind: Personal and Professionals Perspectives on Age-Related Macular Degeneration
$20.95
This book pairs one person's first-hand story of living with age-related macular degeneration with information for the professionals who serve people with vision loss. It's written for the people who work with older adults with vision loss, and it can also give a family member a clearer picture of what that experience is like. The version described here is a make-to-order or digital item, and the digital file is in EPUB format, so you'll need an EPUB reader app to open it.
Verified 3 days agoProfessional guidance helps -
Out of Sight, Not Out of Mind: Personal and Professionals Perspectives on Age-Related Macular Degeneration(EPUB)
$20.95
This digital book pairs one person's account of living with age-related macular degeneration (AMD) with new information on how services for people with AMD can be delivered well. It gives readers a first-person view alongside professional perspectives, which makes it useful for service providers, and for older adults and families who want to understand the experience. It comes as an EPUB file, so you read it in an EPUB reader app or program rather than on paper.
Verified 3 days agoReady to use -
Out of Sight, Not Out of Mind: Personal and Professionals Perspectives on Age-Related Macular Degeneration (Print)
$36.95
This print book pairs a personal account of living well with age-related macular degeneration (AMD) with information on how services for people with AMD can be delivered effectively. It speaks to two audiences at once: the person living with the condition and the professionals who support them. Because it is a printed book, it works best for readers who can use standard print or have someone to read it with them.
Verified 3 days agoProfessional guidance helps -
O&M for Independent Living: Strategies for Teaching Orientation and Mobility to Older Adults(Print)
$46.95
This print book is a teaching guide for professionals who help older adults learn to get around safely after vision loss. It's written for orientation and mobility instructors, rehabilitation specialists, occupational therapists, and others who work with adults new to vision loss. It's a reference for the professional to use, not a workbook for the person learning to travel.
Verified 3 days agoProfessional guidance helps -
School Ruler with Sign Language A to Z- Blue
$2.50
This is a 12-inch wooden school ruler with black numerals and the ASL manual alphabet printed along it, so the fingerspelled A to Z is always in view. It works as a measuring tool and an everyday sign language reference for kids learning to fingerspell at home or in class. It comes in five colors: red, yellow, blue, green, and white. It's a simple alphabet reference, so it won't teach signs beyond fingerspelling.
Verified 2 days agoReady to use -
School Ruler with Sign Language A to Z- White
$2.50
This is an ordinary 12-inch wooden school ruler with black numerals, and it also prints the American Sign Language (ASL) manual alphabet along its length. A student can measure with it and also see how each letter is fingerspelled, which makes it a low-key way to keep the alphabet in view at a desk. It suits kids who are learning ASL or families and classrooms that want fingerspelling around every day. It's a reference tool, not a lesson, so it works best alongside real signing practice or instruction. The white version is described here; the same ruler also comes in red, yellow, blue and green.
Verified 2 days agoReady to use