DEMONSTRATION - Thinklab One Digital Stethoscope
This short video provides an overview of the Thinklab One Digital Stethoscope. Information about this product can be found on EDUCATION.AT4ALL.COM by linking to https://education.at4all.com/item/ite...
This video was made in collaboration with Teacher Education Students at the University of Nebraska Kearney.
tags: AT Tools, Audio Access
AT Adoption vs Abandonment: Adoption (Part 3/8) with Sayard Bass
The third of eight presentations focuses on the adoption of technology, which is our ideal outcome with assistive technology. The section highlights how we can identify and influence certain points in the assistive technology cycle to push a student towards the adoption of assistive technology. This section also emphasizes how important it is that Assistive Technology be a team effort for successful AT use.
Objectives:
● Outline the four stages of the adoption cycle.
● Identify the key players who can influence the adoption of technology.
tags: AT Process
Adapting Common Systems with Cassie Frost
In addition to physical assistive technology tools, there are many systems and routines that can be put in place to help support students who struggle with organization or time management. This session will walk through common classroom scenarios and give examples of systems that can be added or changed to help support students who are struggling.
Objectives
● Viewers will be able to identify steps to evaluate classroom systems.
● Viewers will be able to identify at least three ways that systems can be updated or changed in order to be more accessible.
Switch Control on the Mac with Mark Coppin
This session covers the basic features of Switch Control on the Mac. We will also cover the basic setup of switches for automatic and step scanning.
At the end of this presentation, participants will be able to:
• Describe automatic and step scanning
• Configure a 2 switch set up
• Be able to locate the Switch Control accessibility feature
tags: MacOS, Switch Access
Accessibility features on iPad - Next Level with Mark Coppin
There are so many accessibility features built into the iPad. This fast paced presentation will cover the lesser know or used solutions that can really benefit students when accessing their classroom materials or the curriculum.
Objectives
At the end of this session:
1. Participants will be able to identify 3 accessibility features of the iPad
2. Participants will be able to identify 3 general setting features that support students with unique needs.
3. Participants will be able to identify 3 different ways to access an iPad.
tags: iPad
Autism and Assistive Technology: The Power of Choice Making with Mo Buti
The power of choice making: How to use visuals for choice-making throughout the day to empower your students and increase communication.
1) Participants will be able to describe ways to make choice making visual
2) Participants will be able to describe multiple opportunities to provide choices throughout the school day
3) Participants will be able to describe how to create a structured choice opportunity
tags: Autism
Executive Functioning Supports that Fit in Your Pocket with Cassie Frost
With students being learning across more environments than ever before, it is important to look for simple executive functioning supports that are small and portable. This session will look at high-tech supports including those that work with cell phones and low-tech options that can fit in your pocket.
Objectives
● Viewers will be able to identify at least two benefits of utilizing assistive technology supports that can fit in your pocket
● Viewers will be able to identify at least three assistive technology supports for executive functioning that are mobile and small enough to fit in a pocket.
tags: Executive Functioning
Making Materials Accessible First Steps (IOS and Chrome) with Mark Coppin
This session will cover ways to make classroom materials accessible. You will learn about digital text, optical character recognition, ways to present digital text, digital study tools, math solutions and more.
Objectives
At the end of the session:
1. Participants will be able to explain what OCR is.
2. Participants will be able to identify at least 3 iOS apps for creating accessible materials.
3. Participants will be able to identify at least 3 Chrome extensions for creating accessible materials.
tags: ChromeOS, Accessible Educational Materials, Accessible Documents
Captioning Solutions with Mark Coppin
This session will cover the basics of captioning, captioning options on mobile devices and computers, as well as apps and programs for creating captions. We will cover Clips, Youtube auto-generated captions, Final Cut Pro captioning, MovieCaptioner and other solutions. Participants in this session will come away with information to start captioning all their movies.
Objectives
At the end of the session:
1. Participants will be able to identify 3 benefits of captioning.
2. Participants will be able to explain the difference between Open and Closed Captions.
3. Participants will be able to identify at least one captioning solution.
Chrome Extensions to Support Executive Functioning with Cassie Frost
With Google Chrome continuing to be a primary browser for so many students, this session will look at free Chrome extensions that add support for executive functioning. Extensions that support organization, time management, memory, attention, and processing will be shared and demonstrated.
Objectives
● Viewers will be able to identify at least two extensions that help students who struggle with executive functioning.
tags: Executive Functioning, ChromeOS
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