With New Initiative, Video Game Makers Highlight Accessibility
by Shaun Heasley for Disability Scoop Microsoft, Nintendo and other big players in the world of video games are banding...
by Shaun Heasley for Disability Scoop Microsoft, Nintendo and other big players in the world of video games are banding...
Reprint from LD Resources Foundation Are you struggling to keep up with assignments, deadlines, and daily tasks? You’re not alone....
Author: Every Learner Everywhere Artificial intelligence has already been integrated into many assistive technologies (AT), improving their functionality and making...
By Heather Maydak for Westminster Technologies AEM, or accessible educational materials, is crucial for ensuring all students have equal opportunities...
By Communication FIRST The past 40 years of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) research has done little to improve our...
By Meg St-Esprit for Thrillist Those first few moments in a new destination are exhilarating. The fresh sights, scents, sounds, come together...
presented by Landscape Structures When children visit a playground, they not only engage in play but also learn vital social skills,...
By Eve Andersson, Senior Director, Products for All Today Google is rolling out new accessibility features and updates that make...
by Beth for The Easterseals Blog Guess who spent Saturday afternoon playing the very same piano architect Frank Lloyd Wright practiced...
By Jeff Dingler for Wired More public parks are offering the rugged technology for visitors, expanding the ways that people...
Posted from the Apple Accessibility Website. iPad provides many accessibility features to support your vision, physical and motor, hearing, and...
By Daphne Wester for Accessibility.com (Note: If you haven’t checked out this website, please do…. it’s a great resource!) It’s...
By Adam Zewe | MIT News Office Data visualizations on the web are largely inaccessible for blind and low-vision individuals who...
By Rosie Wolf Williams For Health Archives | Next Avenue A little online research and a few phone calls can prepare...
Repost from AT3 Center News & Tips The California AT Act Program, Ability Tools, is writing a useful blog series...
The A. J. Pappanikou Center is a disability research and training program located on the campus of the University of Connecticut Health Center in Farmington, Connecticut. The Center is one of a national network of University Centers for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities Education, Research and Service (UCEDD) authorized by the federal Developmental Disabilities Assistance and Bill of Rights Act and funded through the Administration on Developmental Disabilities.
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Local Conferences:
Tech Tools for Life Conference: Assistive Tech at its Best: June 9, 2025 (2 day conference) Connecticut Tech Act Project, Bristol Event Center, 112 Century Dr., Bristol, CT
LIVE WEBINARS
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
Teaching Tech Skills: Future-Proofing Students for College and Careers: May 20, 2025; 2:00 pm EDT
Six Essential Tips for Enhancing Your OneDrive Experience with JAWS: June 19, 2025; 12:00 pm EST
Executive function tools to support independent living: June 16, 2025; 2:00 PM CT
Richard West AT Advocacy Center (NJ AT Act)
Talk To Me Technologies 360 Approach: May 20
AT Supports for Note Taking for students transitioning to College: May 27, 2025; 12 pm EST
Basic Web Auditing for Accessibility (with Free tools): May 29, 2025
SETC (Special Education Technology Center)
AT Chatter: Parent & Caregiver Perspectives on Supporting Students with Autism: May 16, 2025; 11:00 am PT
Creating a Culture of Communication: Building AAC Affirming Schools: June 5, 2025; 11:00 am
Communication Partner Instruction: Considerations for Supporting Adults who use AAC: May 21, 2025; 12:00 PM
Exploring AAC Apps: Deep Dive & Demo: May 28, 2025; 12:00 PM