Donka, Inc. Changing Lives of Persons with Disabilities - 5:13
Leanne Vos, Donka, Inc.
Posted Jun 25, 2018
Technology has changed our lives in so many ways. Assistive technology allows those who can't see, talk or use their hands to be independent in using a computer.
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