Abbreviation
Expansion – making a whole word into something smaller just by using the first
few letter
Acceptance Time –
activating a control interface (scanning)
Accessibility Options
–software in Windows that gives individuals with disabilities the access to use
Activation
Characteristics – different things about a control interface(flexibility)
Automatic Scanning –
where items are scanned by an adjustable rate
Circular Scanning –
done in a circular motion
Code Access – the
individual uses a rare sequence of movements(switches)
Command Domain –
power wheelchair up and down(set of device functions
Concept Keyboards –
keyboards where letters are replaced by pictures to help with what is being
taught
Continuous Input
–inputs are ongoing devices that are longterm)
Control Enhancers –
strategies that help people control a device
Control Interface-
(keyboard) It is where
the human controls the device.
Digital Recording –
where humans voice is stored electronically for a later purpose (tape recorder)
Direct Selection –
the individual will be able to choose their own interface(eye, face)
Directed Scanning –
where the person is given the choice to scan vertical or hortrizantal
Discrete Inputs- (location
on the computer that is fixed and needs no more steps(a set number)
Distributed Control –
when more than one device are controlled
Easy Access – address
common problems that people with disabilities face(keyboard)
Emulation–(mouse)
macro instructions
General Input
Device-Emulating – defines the features of a special purpose processor( usage
of the delete key)
Interface
Graphical User
Interface- entering codes
Group-Item Scanning –
scanning copies in multiples
Indirect Selection –
where small steps are involved in making a selection( array of switches)
Input Domain-
(computer chip) A board that gives off signals and can be long or short term.
Integrated Control –
where more than one device is done by one control interface
Inverse Scanning –
the scan is done by the individual’s holding and activating a switch until it
closed(light switch)
Linear Scan – it is
where the selection set is organized by lines(copies made columns)
Multitasking –
substitution of keys, scanning arrays(variety of things)
On-Screen Keyboard –
keyboard images that uses video(cursor)
Parallel Port – a
computer output that sends data(used in printers)
Prosodic Features -
Rate Enhancement –
different types of communication approaches made by individuals
Rotary Scanning –
organizing in a circular pattern(using a copier)
Row-Column Scanning –
group item scanning down in rows by a second switch( acceptance time)
Scanning – information
is presented for display(copies)
Selection Methods –
making decisions on our own (scanning)
Selection Set – parts
that is available in which you can make your own decision (pictures)
Sensory
Characteristics – different types of feedback through activation (visual)
Serial Port – a part
of the computer that holds information
Spatial
Characteristics – (spatial characteristics) The overall physical size and
shapes
Speech Synthesis–generation
of human speech by usage of electronics (voice command)
Step Scanning – how a
user activate an switch (make decisions)
Text-To –Speech
Programs – a program that gives individuals the opportunity to send a text
through sound
Transparent Access –
doing something perfect (full access)
Universal Access –
helps a person with and without a disability the access to use a software
program (Apple)
USB Port –holds
information on devices
Word Completion–shows
words displayed on the computer by entering a code
Word Prediction –
shows stored words about different words that was entered previously(images of
words)
Abbreviation
Expansion – making a whole word into something smaller just by using the first
few letter
Acceptance Time –
activating a control interface (scanning)
Accessibility Options
–software in Windows that gives individuals with disabilities the access to use
Activation
Characteristics – different things about a control interface(flexibility)
Automatic Scanning –
where items are scanned by an adjustable rate
Circular Scanning –
done in a circular motion
Code Access – the
individual uses a rare sequence of movements(switches)
Command Domain –
power wheelchair up and down(set of device functions
Concept Keyboards –
keyboards where letters are replaced by pictures to help with what is being
taught
Continuous Input
–inputs are ongoing devices that are longterm)
Control Enhancers –
strategies that help people control a device
Control Interface-
(keyboard) It is where
the human controls the device.
Digital Recording –
where humans voice is stored electronically for a later purpose (tape recorder)
Direct Selection –
the individual will be able to choose their own interface(eye, face)
Directed Scanning –
where the person is given the choice to scan vertical or hortrizantal
Discrete Inputs- (location
on the computer that is fixed and needs no more steps(a set number)
Distributed Control –
when more than one device are controlled
Easy Access – address
common problems that people with disabilities face(keyboard)
Emulation–(mouse)
macro instructions
General Input
Device-Emulating – defines the features of a special purpose processor( usage
of the delete key)
Interface
Graphical User
Interface- entering codes
Group-Item Scanning –
scanning copies in multiples
Indirect Selection –
where small steps are involved in making a selection( array of switches)
Input Domain-
(computer chip) A board that gives off signals and can be long or short term.
Integrated Control –
where more than one device is done by one control interface
Inverse Scanning –
the scan is done by the individual’s holding and activating a switch until it
closed(light switch)
Linear Scan – it is
where the selection set is organized by lines(copies made columns)
Multitasking –
substitution of keys, scanning arrays(variety of things)
On-Screen Keyboard –
keyboard images that uses video(cursor)
Parallel Port – a
computer output that sends data(used in printers)
Prosodic Features -
Rate Enhancement –
different types of communication approaches made by individuals
Rotary Scanning –
organizing in a circular pattern(using a copier)
Row-Column Scanning –
group item scanning down in rows by a second switch( acceptance time)
Scanning – information
is presented for display(copies)
Selection Methods –
making decisions on our own (scanning)
Selection Set – parts
that is available in which you can make your own decision (pictures)
Sensory
Characteristics – different types of feedback through activation (visual)
Serial Port – a part
of the computer that holds information
Spatial
Characteristics – (spatial characteristics) The overall physical size and
shapes
Speech Synthesis–generation
of human speech by usage of electronics (voice command)
Step Scanning – how a
user activate an switch (make decisions)
Text-To –Speech
Programs – a program that gives individuals the opportunity to send a text
through sound
Transparent Access –
doing something perfect (full access)
Universal Access –
helps a person with and without a disability the access to use a software
program (Apple)
USB Port –holds
information on devices
Word Completion–shows
words displayed on the computer by entering a code
Word Prediction –
shows stored words about different words that was entered previously(images of
words)
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