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• A comprehensive guide to free & affordable assistive technology tools within operating systems and web browsers Link: https://www.slideshare.net/secret/ypwr8zwdNjJ1sy CONTACT INFORMATION
• Mark Surabian Assistive Technology Consultant [email protected] 917-586-8000
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ATHelp Free AT Services @ The JCC in Manhattan 334 Amsterdam @ 76th street (by appointment only)
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