New Film, “13 AAC Users: Priorities for Future Research”
By Communication FIRST The past 40 years of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) research has done little to improve our...
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...
Enable text suggestions for inclusive classrooms! Empower students to articulate their thoughts by enabling text suggestions on their device. As students type,...
ByNancy DeVault for AmeriDisability Planet Fitness along with the Paralyzed Veterans of America, National Council on Independent Living, and American Council of...
By Brad Smith for Microsoft Our accessibility team reminds us to do “nothing about us, without us.” It’s a motto...
April 7, 2021; 3:30 – 4:30 pm EST. This presentation reflects the evolution of relay services over the past 30...
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LIVE WEBINARS
Bilingual AAC at Home: Feb. 12, 2025; 12:00pm CST
Navigating AAC in the Virtual Space: Supporting Communication as a Teletherapist: Feb. 27, 2025; 6:30pm CST
Practical Applications of 3D Printing for Supporting ASN in the Classroom: Feb. 19, 2025; 4:00pm UK Time
Voiceitt: Accessible speech-to-text for people with non-standard speech: March 5, 2025; 4:00pm UK Time
Minecraft Education for Language Intervention: March 19, 2025; 4:00pm UK Time
Sustaining K-12 DEI Initiatives in a Changing Landscape: Tips, Tools, and Strategies: February 12, 2025; 3:00 pm EST
How Can AI Help You Build Interactive STEM Lessons Students Love?: February 20, 2025; 4:00 pm EST
Demystifying AI in the Classroom: Hands-On Tools for Future-Ready Learning: March 6, 2025; 2:00 pm EST
Communication: AAC Tips & Tricks for Thriving in Independent & Group Home Settings!: February 26, 2025; 10:00 am EST
Apple HomePod Made Easy: Simple Setup, Usage and Smart Home Integration: February 27, 2025; 6:00 pm EST
Where to Start with AAC and Birth to Three?: April 2, 2025; 12:00 pm EST
Wellness Series : Apps to support wellness: February 24, 2025; 2:00 PM CT
Assistive technology for dyslexia: March 4, 2025; 1:00 PM CT
Devices to support wellness: March 24, 2025; 2:00 PM CT
Assistive technology for play: April 10, 2025; 1:00 PM CT
Richard West AT Advocacy Center (NJ AT Act)
Implementing AI as AT In the Classroom: Feb. 11, 2025; 12pm EST
AT for Executive Function Skills: Mar. 13, 2025; 12pm EST
AT for Students with Dyslexia and Specific Learning Disabilities: April 8, 2025; 12pm EST
SETC (Special Education Technology Center)
AT Chatter: Myth-Busting: Assistive Technology Devices & Services: Feb. 19, 2025; 4:00pm PT
AAC Collaboration Corner: Beyond the Basics – Exploring AAC and Alternative Access Methods:
Mar. 6,2025; 11:00 am PT
Communication for Students with Complex Needs: The Key to Success- Session 12; Mar. 12, 2025; 4:00pm PT
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