Esmerel's Collection of Canadian Adaptive Technology Sites

(Also the Home of Unicorn Quest - The Kids' Typing Tutor Game For One or Two Hands)

Welcome to another part of Esmerel's Collection of Disability Resources. This page is dedicated to Canadian adaptive technology sites. This list is growing constantly. If you know of any other resources or have suggestions, please email Heather.

A Directory of Sources for Input Technologies Very thorough and informative.
Access 20/20 Braille translation service.
AccessAbility Resource Center
ADEC Computer Systems Their focus is to provide you quick and easy access to those companies and agencies who specialize in providing a variety of services to individuals with a physical or visual handicap.
Aroga Group: Canadian Resources For Disabled People
Aurora Systems Inc. - Software for Special Needs
University of Toronto Adaptive Technology Resource Center (ATRC)
Assistive Technology Center This site offers information on computers and special software, sensory disabilities and aids, mobility, daily living aids, worksite modifications, resource agencies, organizations, special education and rehabilitation services.
Betacom Group Canada's leading distributgor of equipment for people with disabilities.
CanADIA: Canadian Assistive Devices Industry Association of Canada
CCCD: Centre for Communicative and Cognitive Disabilities This is a Canadian university based centre of specialization which is dedicated to assisting students with language and learning disabilities, deafness and physical challenges to participate fully in society.
Compusult Limited
Frontier Computing
Garaventa
Lorien Systems Software for dyslexia and other special needs
Madenta Internet Accessibility Center
The Matias Corporation
Microcomputer Science Center Inc. Has been devoted to creating computer solutions for people with special needs since 1980.
ScanTELL: Talking Bar Code Reader
SET-BC: Special Education Technology Is a provincial resource program designed to assist school districts in BC in meeting the technology needs of students with physical disability and visual impairments.
SynthaVoice Computers
Tack-Tiles
TechnAbility Exchange: Where Technology and Ability Meet
Technical Resource Center
Technical Resource Center Serving people with disabilities in Nova Scotia.
University of Calgary Rehabilitation Program Community rehabilitation supports individuals, families and small groups affected by disabling conditions and chronic health concerns to live, learn, work and participate in their communities through the design, delivery and management of community based services that offer short term assistance and/or ongoing support.

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Last Updated: September 4, 2000