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Oklahoma ABLE Tech

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.

08/06/2025

Yesterday, more than 20 education professionals from around the state attended our inaugural Assistive Technology (AT) Exchange Open House! At this event, attendees explored and acquired free assistive technology (AT) devices for their classrooms from our Device Exchange Program.

They also had the opportunity to explore our Smart Home demonstration space and get a sneak peek at some of our new and exciting Device Loan Program inventory!

Thank you all for joining us, and for the work you do to support Oklahoma students with disabilities!

To make sure you receive information about all our upcoming events, email our marketing team at abt.marketing@okstate.edu.

08/01/2025

We're hiring a temporary DME Driver/Educator for our Device Reutilization Program, based in the Oklahoma City area!

This role is responsible for the delivery and retrieval of gently used durable medical equipment (DME) and assistive technology (AT) throughout the state. The DME Driver/Educator delivers, assembles, and provides demonstrations and training on the proper use and maintenance of equipment to individuals and families. This role is responsible for coordinating and maintaining a delivery route and schedule to maintain a 40-hour work week, assisting with warehouse duties, and ensuring proper maintenance of a company vehicle.

Requirements:
• Understanding of the mechanical and electronic components of DME.
• Experience working with individuals with a broad range of disabilities and/or functional limitations.
• Strong oral and written communication skills necessary to interact with individuals with disabilities, state agencies, DME contracted vendors, disability related organization staff, family members, and programmatic partners.
• Experience with various Microsoft Office software and inventory management systems.
• Ability to operate a cargo-sized vehicle with a lift, as well as loading and unloading safely.
• Ability to solve problems independently and be comfortable driving statewide daily, as this position is on the road 30+ hours per week.

To apply, submit a résumé, cover letter, and references to Program Manager Meg Busteed by email at meg.busteed@okstate.edu.

07/31/2025

Don't miss our July 2025 quarterly newsletter! We've got some great stories, including:
• Device Loan Requests Open for 2025-26
• 2025-26 Assistive Technology Training Opportunities
• Paying More Than the Minimum on Your Credit Card: a Smart Financial Habit
• Device Reutilization Program - Success Story
• Supporting Oklahoma Caregivers Through Innovation

Check out these stories and more at https://bit.ly/3J0NoHX.

07/30/2025

Oklahoma teachers, special education professionals, and education-based service providers! Have you RSVP'd for our AT Exchange Open House?!

We have more than 200 assistive technology (AT) devices for education in our Exchange Program that are ready for their new homes in YOUR classrooms! All you have to do is come visit us! 🤩

When: August 5, 2025 • 3:30 - 6:30 PM
Where: Oklahoma ABLE Tech, 1514 W. Hall of Fame, Stillwater, OK 74078
RSVP: https://forms.microsoft.com/r/sRL3Kt6q0T

Register as soon as possible to let us know if you'll be here so we can make sure to have a parking pass ready for you!

Video description: The camera pans over a conference table filled with the following AT: Hands On Kit, Large Colorful Keyboard, Aftershokz Bone Conducting Headphones, Skoog Music Speaker, Scallop Switch, VI Shape Puzzle with Braille, Joystick Roller, Rainbow Button Stacker, ChatterVox, a BIGmack switch, and a Slantboard. The camera cuts to a hallway lined with tubs full of AT from different categories. An ending graphic with the text "AT Exchange Open House. August 4, 3:30-6:30 PM appears.

07/29/2025

Device Demonstration and Loan Programs Manager, Averie Lucas, teaches an augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) class to Oklahoma State University graduate students studying communication sciences and disorders to become speech-language pathologists!

We always have so much fun when these OSU Communications Sciences and Disorders students come to explore assistive technology!

07/28/2025

Attention SLPs, SLP-As, and other education-based service providers in the Tipton, Grandview, and Lawton areas!

Join Oklahoma ABLE Tech for a FREE augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) workshop, Empowering Voices: Effective AAC Evaluations, on Wednesday, August 20, 2025, from 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM.

This workshop will provide education professionals with valuable insights and practical skills for effectively supporting individuals with communication difficulties through AAC.

What to expect:
• Get an overview of AAC and its importance in supporting individuals with communication challenges
• Learn about the components of an AAC evaluation and report writing
• Explore speech communication assistive technology (AT)
• Learn about funding options for AAC devices

Space is limited! Register now at https://bit.ly/3TTonAU!

07/23/2025

Oklahoma ABLE Tech's Assistive Technology (AT) Respite Kits provide AT to help people with disabilities, mobility, or cognitive decline do tasks more independently. This makes it easier for caregivers to take breaks because their loved ones need less help.

Electric Chair lifts help raise individuals off the ground. The waterproof motor allows the device to be used in the shower or bathtub. The Electric Chair lift is rechargeable and can be used inside or outside. We have four of these devices in our AT Respite Kit inventory, and they are all currently available to loan!

Anyone who provides care can apply to borrow a Respite Kit, whether for a family member or friend. Caregivers must complete a consultation form, and Oklahoma ABLE Tech staff will schedule a meeting to help you find the best match from our selection of assistive technology (AT) devices.

Visit our Assistive Technology Respite Kits webpage at https://bit.ly/4iwJAKG to learn more about the available devices or start your Respite Kit loan application!

07/22/2025

Kaylee is a pediatric patient with low vision and cerebral palsy. Kaylee explored many different types of kitchen assistive technology (AT) devices with an occupational therapy assistant (OTA) student and a certified OTA at NewView Oklahoma, one of Oklahoma ABLE Tech’s Device Demonstration Program partners.

Kaylee was shown an egg slicer, a teaspoon dropper, an Ove Glove, large-print measuring cups and spoons, yellow solar shield sunglasses, and microwave bump dots. After her adaptive kitchen device demonstration, Kaylee prepared a strawberry mug cake in the microwave.

“My patient grew more and more confident with every step of her recipe,” the OT student said. “She is excited to help her mom in the kitchen now.”

To learn more about how to schedule a device demonstration with Oklahoma ABLE Tech or one of our partners, visit our website at https://bit.ly/3P9voKV.

07/20/2025

Who doesn't love a sweet treat on a hot Summer day? Enjoy your favorite flavors on National Ice Cream Day with some assistive technology (AT).

The Gyenno Bravo Twist stabilizing handle helps people hold handles in their hand while stabilizing tremors. It turns off and on automatically. The utensil attachments allow individuals to use the handle with a spoon or fork.

The Silicone Divided Bowl keeps food separate and in easy-to-eat sections, featuring three compartments and a one-piece design that is easy to keep clean. The bowl's suction quick-release tab at the base allows for easy removal.

The Scooper Bowl features a curved edge that makes it easier to scoop food onto a utensil. The suction cup base helps the bowl stay in place and helps individuals scoop without spilling.

The Constructive PlayThing "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" prop set encourages children to explore tactile learning and peer engagement. As they feed the caterpillar the yummy foods, including ice cream, the caterpillar transforms into a butterfly!

The Interactive Cooking Visual Recipe - Milkshake provides visual examples, step-by-step instructions, and review activities to practice following directions and develop cooking skills. A one-page visual recipe and an interactive book help budding chefs learn how to make a milkshake step-by-step.

To borrow these AT devices or others like them, check out the Oklahoma ABLE Tech Device Loan Program at https://bit.ly/3G2g3bu.

07/18/2025

Oklahoma ABLE Tech staff hosted two Empowering Voices: Effective Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) workshops in June. The events brought together 37 attendees from the Oklahoma State Department of HealthSoonerStart Early Intervention and Child Guidance program.

This workshop helped attendees learn how to help children who have difficulty communicating. Attendees learned about the components of AAC evaluations and what information to include in an AAC report, as well as how to work and collect information from other team therapists.

Attendees also had the opportunity to explore different assistive technology (AT) devices and learned about AAC funding options. Oklahoma ABLE Tech is grateful for our partnership with SoonerStart and Child Guidance programs!

07/16/2025

Are you an Oklahoma education professional who supports students with disabilities? Join Oklahoma ABLE Tech for an Open House focused on our Assistive Technology (AT) Exchange Program—where you can acquire FREE AT devices to support your students!

Tuesday, August 5, 2025, from 3:30–6:30 PM
Stillwater, OK

What to Expect:
• Get a hands-on look at available assistive technology
• Take home free AT for your school
• Learn how the AT Exchange program supports schools through our partnership with the Oklahoma State Department of Education
• Meet the Oklahoma ABLE Tech team and network with other educators and service providers

Our Exchange Program includes devices that have been:
• Donated by the community
• Retired from our short-term loan program due to age or minor issues, but are still functional

This event is open to professionals working in Oklahoma schools who serve students with disabilities. Please RSVP via Microsoft Forms at https://bit.ly/44Muegg if you plan to attend— this will help us reserve enough parking passes!

07/15/2025

When Betty could no longer drive, she needed a power scooter to help with her mobility, so she reached out to an employee at Oklahoma ABLE Tech to learn more about the Device Reutilization Program.

The Device Reutilization Program staff matches gently used, durable medical equipment (DME) to the best-matched Oklahoman. Any Oklahoman who needs medical equipment or devices, regardless of income, is eligible for the program.

Betty was able to explore several power scooter options and find one to help meet her needs. "When I was no longer able to drive, things came to a stop,” Betty said. “The scooter allows me to go to the store and visit my friends.”

To learn more about Oklahoma ABLE Tech's Device Reutilization Program, how to donate, or how to apply for DME, visit our website at https://bit.ly/3N3dUA1

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1514 W. Hall Of Fame
Stillwater, OK
74078

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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.