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Join us for a free workshop on creating useful, low-cost assistive tech for older adults. We provide the supplies and you leave with two new cool tools!


You'll also learn more about tech for older adults and how the APTAT lending library can help when you're not sure what to buy.


Agenda:

  1. Create a button puller using easy-to-find materials.
  2. Build a 3D-printed phone stand to turn your smartphone into a magnifier and learn about 3D printing resources.
  3. Learn more about APTAT.
  4. See assistive technology for older adults.
  5. Tour our Smart Home demo space.

Who can attend?


  • Any person 55 years old or older who may have difficulties with activities of daily living, low vision, and/or fine motor skills.
  • Any person (at least 18 years old or older) recognized as a caregiver to another person who is 55 years old or older.


When?


Two dates are available. Select your preferred time during registration.


10/06/2026: 10 - 11 AM

10/27/2026: 12:30- 1:30 PM


Where?


The APTAT suite located at Dr. E's Place

101 Oslo Circle

Birmingham, Al 35211


NOTES:

  • Each workshop will only have 10 seats available. Please select your preferred time during registration. Any overages will be offered a spot in the other class option (if space allows) or placed on a waitlist. Due to limited seating, it's very important that you let us know as soon as possible if you need to cancel your registration.
  • You may be required to use small hand tools during the workshop. Please let us know if you require any accommodations or if you'd like additional support during the workshop.
  • This workshop is provided through the UAB Occupational Therapy Capstone. You will be asked to complete a pre-survey and a post-survey. Your feedback will help us provide better services in the future.


For questions, contact Ashleigh Hogan: ahogan3@uab.edu or aptat@rehab.alabama.gov



 
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