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10 Cards in this Set
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Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU)
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Sector of the CPU that preforms the mathematical calculations that are required in many data processing programs
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PAC Mate
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PDA designed for blind or low vision users. Traditional PDA stylus is replaced by a choice of keyboards such as Speech only, Perkins, QWERTY, or Braille, and JAWS screen reading tech.
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Key-guards
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Hard plastic covers with holes for each key. Good for unsteady hands and or someone who uses a pointing device, keeps from pressing wrong key
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Speech Output Software
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Audibly speaks screen content and commands for blind students
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Refresh-able Braille Display
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Hardware device that presents a line of text from the screen in braille formate by raising pinpoints under a membrane. Pinpoint is than cleared when next line of text is displayed
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Firewire ports
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provide a very fast connection to transfer large amounts of data quickly.
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Document Cameras
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Very versatile presentation tool. They display slides, transparencies, text, documents, 3D objects, and microscopic objects
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Dots per inch (dpi)
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Way of measuring a printers resolution.
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Classroom response system or "clicker"
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handheld device that resembles a TV remote that allows students to respond to questions from the teacher. Sends students answer in real time.
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Interactive whiteboards
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21st blackboard. Can be drawn on and used much like a computer, even taking notes and emailing to students so they can view at home.
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