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Making Life Accessible to Oklahomans of All Ages and Abilities

Oklahoma ABLE Tech promotes the availability of assistive technology (AT) devices and services for people with disabilities. AT is any item or piece of equipment used to maintain or improve the capabilities of people with disabilities. Assistive technology allows people with disabilities to function independently in recreation, education, employment and daily living activities.

12/22/2025

Speech-Language Pathologist graduate students at Northeastern State University-Muskogee recently participated in an Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) lab led by Averie Lucas and Abby Ashwood. The students learned about Oklahoma ABLE Tech's Programs and Services and had the opportunity to explore a wide variety of AAC systems.

To learn more about Oklahoma ABLE Tech's programs and services, visit https://bit.ly/3QS70Q2.

12/19/2025

As we enter the holiday season, assistive technology (AT) devices from the recreation, sports, and leisure AT category can help families connect with each other. Often, this type of AT is modifiable so individuals with various disabilities can engage meaningfully. Key aspects include universal design, sensory inclusivity, multiple input/output options, easy grasp/manipulation, and adaptability.

Some fun examples are the Dice Roll Switch, Talking GlowDice, Nintendo Switch controllers, hands-free cards, Braille Uno, Jumbo, Braille dominoes, and a switch-adapted dice roller. Learn more about AT for Recreation, Sports, and Leisure on our AT discovery webpage at https://www.okabletech.org/at-discovery/recreation/

12/18/2025

Did you know that Oklahoma ABLE Tech collaborates with the Oklahoma State University (OSU) Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders and the OSU Department of Wellness to provide hearing screenings to all OSU-Stillwater students and benefits-eligible employees, their spouses, and OSU retirees as one of our public awareness activities?

The OSU CDIS graduate students conducted over 100 hearing screenings at the event in October!

12/16/2025

Larkin trialed an Obi Feeding Robot through the Bethany Children’s Health Center Assistive Technology (AT) Demonstration/Loan Program. Bethany Children’s Health Center is one of Oklahoma ABLE Tech’s Core Program Partners.

The Obi Feeding Robot is a robotic feeding device used to help individuals with disabilities control the pace and selection of their meals using accessible switches. A small spoon is attached to the robotic arm to give individuals bite-sized portions of food. The plate has four different types of food compartments that help separate meals.

Larkin’s mom shared that Larkin is becoming more independent at mealtimes with the AT device.

“Thanks to the Obi Feeding Robot, he can enjoy family dinners without having to wait on others,” Larkin’s mom said. “He is now able to have a choice in what he eats and eats at his own pace.”

Oklahoma ABLE Tech collaborates with organizations across the state that support and promote awareness, access, and acquisition of assistive technology devices and services. Thank you to the Bethany Children’s Health Center for being a trusted partner!

12/15/2025

Registration is now open for TechAccess Oklahoma 2026, set for March 2–3, 2026, at Metro Tech in Oklahoma City. This year’s theme, Local Voices, Lasting Impact, is all about strengthening accessibility skills and networks across our state. Whether you’re an educator, university staff, librarian, instructional designer, web developer, nonprofit staff, communications professional, or someone else simply looking to make your digital content more accessible, this event is designed to meet you where you are.

You don’t need any prior accessibility experience to join us. Sessions focus on practical, beginner-friendly steps you can use right away to make your materials more inclusive for all. You’ll hear from Oklahomans who are doing this work in real classrooms, offices, and communities. Join us to discover simple, practical steps you can start using right away and learn how small changes can create a lasting impact.

Did we mention this two-day conference is FREE to attend? See our confirmed speakers, sessions, and register for TechAcess Oklahoma 2026 at https://bit.ly/4iXuYpM

12/12/2025

Join us in congratulating our Communications Intern, Ema, who graduates from Oklahoma State University this Saturday with her bachelor’s in Strategic Communications! For the past year and a half, Ema has brought creativity and energy to every project she's worked on. We’ll miss her, but can't wait to cheer her on in her next chapter.

12/11/2025

Happy National App Day! Today, we’re highlighting three Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) apps available to trial through Oklahoma ABLE Tech’s Device Loan Program. Each is designed to support individuals who communicate through typing and spelling.

Dialogue™ AAC is a text-based AAC app using the Essence® vocabulary system for fast, flexible communication. Features include word prediction, customizable layouts, a pain scale page, and options for personal voice creation or voice banking.

GoTalk NOW is a highly customizable AAC app with flexible page layouts, recorded and text-to-speech options, symbol support, and intuitive navigation.

Proloquo4Text™ is a single-screen typing app with phrase prediction, over 100 voice options, multilingual support, message sharing, and accessibility features like Switch Control and VoiceOver optimization.

All three apps can be trialed on an Oklahoma ABLE Tech iPad through our Device Loan Program. Learn more about our AAC apps or request a trial at https://bit.ly/3G2g3bu.

12/10/2025

If you find yourself cleaning out your spaces this season, keep an eye out for unused durable medical equipment (DME) that is still in good working condition!

If you or your family members have DME they no longer need, consider donating it to the Oklahoma ABLE Tech Device Reutilization Program. Our team retrieves gently-used DME, sanitizes, refurbishes, and performs light repairs when necessary. These devices are then reassigned to Oklahomans who need them, regardless of income. Priority is given to SoonerCare members.

To donate DME, you can text DONATE to 833-751-9128. To learn more about donating DME, visit Oklahoma ABLE Tech's Device Reutilization Program webpage at https://bit.ly/4q5Dl4Y.

12/04/2025

Did you know that most of Oklahoma ABLE Tech’s device loans are fulfilled by our amazing student employees? These students are enrolled in undergraduate and graduate programs at Oklahoma State University (OSU), and the Oklahoma ABLE Tech staff are so thankful for their hard work and dedication to our programs!

Many of our student employees will be away during OSU's Winter Break (December 15, 2025 - January 12, 2026), so device loan processing times may be slightly longer throughout December and January.

Please also note that Oklahoma ABLE Tech will be closed from December 24 through January 4. Be sure to check the paperwork included with your device loan and make sure devices are returned by the due date.

12/03/2025

Jakob was diagnosed with a speech-language delay and went to Moore Autism Center to explore potential augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) devices to help him communicate.

Moore Autism Center functions as a comprehensive one-step evaluation and treatment option for children, adolescents, and adults on the autism spectrum. The center’s autism specialist psychologists, speech-language pathologists, and occupational therapists partner with Oklahoma ABLE Tech to serve as a Core Program Partner, demonstrating potential assistive technology (AT) devices to help clients gain or maintain independence in their lives.

Jakob participated in a device demonstration with his speech-language pathologist, Brooke, at Moore Autism Center. Brooke showed Jakob an iPad loaded with the Proloquo2Go app.

The Proloquo2Go app is customizable and designed to help individuals communicate. The app’s versatility makes it useful for a variety of individuals.

Jakob used the AAC device to request using the water tube more. “He was very excited to be able to share what he wanted,” Brooke said.

To learn more about our programs or our Core Program Partners, visit our website at www.okabletech.org.

12/02/2025

Mikayla and Alexis represented Oklahoma ABLE Tech at the Oklahoma Speech and Hearing Association Conference on November 7!

They hosted a booth where speech-language pathologists (SLPs), audiologists, and students stopped by to learn more about assistive technology and resources available through Oklahoma ABLE Tech.

11/25/2025

In preparation for our holiday break, the Oklahoma ABLE Tech November 2025 Newsletter is up early! Please note, our offices will be closed November 26-28, 2025.

Check out the newsletter to see our eating AT picks for the holidays, learn more about the Device Loan Program, read AT in the workforce tips, and more! Read the entire newsletter on our website at https://bit.ly/484d0fX.

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Oklahoma ABLE Tech connects Oklahomans with disabilities to assistive technology (AT) devices and services. AT is any piece of equipment used to improve the capabilities of people with disabilities. Assistive technology allows people with disabilities to function independently in recreation, education, employment and daily living activities.