Mac Users with Disabilities Share Experiences via Podcasts, Videos, and Articles

AssistiveWare released a new video podcast series, new videos, and a new edition of the AssistiveWare Newsletter. In these podcasts, videos and articles, Mac users with disabilities share their experiences on the Mac and explain how the Mac makes a real difference for them.

New video podcast series: Exploring the Frontiers of Assistive Technology

  • Episode 1: A pivotal role in the household
  • Episode 2: Everything I can't do in the real world I can do with my Mac

New videos show:

  • How Joe Barnick is able to do everything with his Mac that he cannot do in the real world.
  • How Ian Wolstenholme uses a MacBook Pro, Parallels Desktop, and SwitchXS to access Windows XP, while using nothing more than a sip and puff switch to access his computer.
  • How Mike Phillips with just a single switch and SwitchXS plays Age Of Empires 3 to review it for Inside Mac Games.

A new issue of the AssistiveWare Newsletter, which is written, edited and designed by Mac OS X users who cannot use a keyboard and/or mouse. [Bill Fox]

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