Margret,
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK
YOU.
I am itching to make my first laser
pointer! Thank you for creating such a user friendly document!
I know how
difficult it is to present this type of information into an easy to use
format.
Thank you for sharing your
knowledge. I
really appreciate you giving the AT community the benefit of what I can
only
imagine was hours and hours of blood, sweat, and
tears.
On behalf of professionals and
patients
alike, I applaud your thoughtfulness and
generosity.
Antoinette Verdone,
ATP
Assistive Technology
Specialist
ALS Association, Greater New York Chapter
116 John Street, Suite
1304
New York,
NY 10038
Phone: 212-720-3054
Fax: 212-619-7409
xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx
"One cannot consent to creep when
one
has the impulse to soar." -- Helen Keller
From:
xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Margaret Cotts
Sent: Saturday, October 13,
2007
3:18 PM
To: xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [Assistive
Technology]
Instructions for Simple Adapted Laser Pointer for Low Tech
Communication
Hi All- (please excuse the cross
posting)
I put together some step by step instructions on how to create a
laser
pointer for low tech augmentative communication. It is available in
pdf
format, and can be downloaded at:
www.ucsf.edu/brain/als/resources/resources.html
The instructions are designed to be simple, so that a non-techie
person
can put it together.
Margaret Cotts, MA, ATP
Assistive Technology Specialist
The ALS Center at UCSF
350 Parnassus
Avenue,
Suite 500
San Francisco, CA 94117
Phone:(415) 514-2511
Fax:(415) 514-0491
Office Hours:
W & Th 10:00-6:00
Friday: Clinic Day- 10:00- 6:00