Try the technology. Find what works for you.
Having difficulty with reading, writing, note-taking, or finding tools that make your work tasks easier? The right technology may help make work, learning, and everyday tasks more accessible. Community Futures Lesser Slave Lake Region (CFLSLR) offers an Assistive Technology Lending Library where youth, young adults, and employers can explore and try assistive technology before deciding whether it's the right fit for their needs.
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Try it before you buy it! Borrow available technology, see how it works for you or your employee, and get help exploring your options.
Who can use the Lending Library?
Ready to reserve yours?
Youth and young adults ages 15–30
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If a disability or accessibility need makes reading, writing, learning, or completing work tasks more difficult, assistive technology may help. The Lending Library gives you an opportunity to try different tools and discover what works best for you.
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Employers in the Lesser Slave Lake Region
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Looking for ways to support an employee with a disability or accessibility need? Employers can explore available technology to help identify tools that may make workplace tasks more accessible.
What technology can you try?
The Assistive Technology Library offers a range of assistive technology to support different needs and working styles.
C-Pen Readers
Handheld scanning pens that read printed text aloud.
Titan Large Print Backlit Keyboard (Wired or Wireless)
A keyboard with large, easy-to-
read letters and backlit keys to make keys easier to see when typing. Available in a
version compatible with either Mac or PC computers.
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Envoy Connect 2 Portable Reader
A portable audio player for compatible recorded
audio content.
HumanWare Explore 5 Electronic Magnifying Reader
A portable electronic magnifier
that enlarges printed text and other details.
Kensington Expert Mouse Wireless Trackball
Alternative pointing devices that offer different ways to control a computer cursor and navigate a
screen.
Read&Write Gold (Text to Speech)
A literacy support tool that can read digital text
aloud, provide writing and spelling support, and help users work with written
information. It may be helpful for people who find reading, writing, or processing text
challenging.
HumanWare Explore 12 Electronic Magnifier
A larger-screen electronic magnifier that
enlarges printed text, photos, and other details to make them easier to see.
Logitech Ergo M575S Thumb Trackball
Alternative pointing devices that offer different ways to control a computer cursor and navigate a
screen.
Dragon Professional v16 (Speech-to-text)
Voice recognition software that allows users to
dictate text and use voice commands to control compatible computer applications,
reducing the need for typing.
Not Sure?
Not sure which device might be right for you? CFLSLR staff can demonstrate available technology and help you explore options based on your needs.
How does borrowing work?
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Submit a request.
Complete the Assistive Technology Lending Library request form to tell us what you're interested in trying.
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We'll be in touch
The Project Manager will contact you within 1–3 business days to discuss your request and next
steps.
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Try the technology
The typical borrowing period is two weeks. Longer or different arrangements may be considered
on an individual basis.
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Get help if you need it
CFLSLR staff can demonstrate devices and help you decide which technology may be most
suitable for your needs.
Any Additional Quetsions?
Reach Out
Karen Nadeau, Project Manager​
Community Futures Lesser Slave Lake Region​
Phone: 780-849-3232, ext. 103​
Email: karen@cflslr.com