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By Payal Dhar for STUFF Doctoral student Jacob George, left, and professor Greg Clark examine the LUKE arm, a motorized...
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by Brian Potash for EdTech Magazine; Brian is the head of school growth at OverDrive Education. From managing time to...
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I Hope They’ll Hire Me! Advising Students about Job Interviews and Requesting Workplace Accommodations: April 17, 2025’ 3-4:30 Eastern
Building music with Lego: April 2,2025; 4:00pm UK Time
Weave Chat AAC: a brief review and how-to of app features: May 14, 2025; 4:00pm UK Time
Using Book Creator as a home school link: May 28, 2025; 4:00pm UK Time
Cracking the Code: How AI Shapes What We See (and What We Miss): April 9, 2025; 5:00 pm EDT
Technology for Littles: Internet Safety Essentials for Young Children: Apr. 22, 2025; 4:00 pm EDT
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Where to Start with AAC and Birth to Three? : Apr. 2, 2025; 12:00 pm EST
Low to High Tech Solutions for Independent Living: April 2, 2025; 5:00 pm EST
AAC Goal Writing: April 23, 2025; 2:00 pm EST
Using Assistive Technology Tools to Empower Reading and Writing Connections with AAC Users!: May 6, 2025; 12:00 pm EST
Assistive technology for play: April 10, 2025; 1:00 PM CT
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AT for Students with Dyslexia and Specific Learning Disabilities: April 8, 2025; 12 pm EST
Access and Safety with assisted listening devices: April 22, 2025; 12 pm EST
AT Supports for Note Taking for students transitioning to College: May 27, 2025; 12 pm EST
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AAC Collaboration Corner: AAC and Multilingualism: Navigating Communication Diversity: Apr. 3, 2025; 11:00 am PT
Alternative Access to AAC: Strategies and Solutions: Apr 4, 2025; 9:00 am PT
AT Chatter: Myth-Busting: Assistive Technology Devices & Services: Apr.4,2025: 4:00 pm PT
Alternative Access to AAC: Strategies and Solutions: Apr. 25,2025: 9:00 am PT
AT Chatter: Parent & Caregiver Perspectives on Supporting Students with Autism: May 16, 2025; 11:00 am PT