TN governor releases skill development software for autistic and differently abled children

Updated on: Friday, April 26, 2013

A new computer software tool for skill development of autistic and differently abled children was launched here.

Tamil Nadu Governor K Rosaiah released the software tool developed by Vice Chancellor of Bharathidasan University K Meena at a function at the Raj Bhavan.

Speaking on the occasion, Rosaiah said computer technology has come in handy for educating special educators with the best methods of teaching for the differently abled children even in rural areas.

Rosaiah complimented Meena for her efforts to develop the software and also for distributing it free of cost to the institutions catering to the needs of differently abled persons.

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