This page will continue to evolve throughout the project as we bring in an array of AT experts to share their knowledge about a wide range of Assistive Technology topics.
AT National Presenters Webinars 2022/2023
Breaking the Barriers: Accessibility Tools in the Classroom
Presented by: Nicole Cassmassino, Digital Learning Specialist, SAU 25
AT Expert Webinars 2021/2022
Assistive Technology and Anxiety/Self Care
Presented by: Hillary Goldthwait-Fowles
Cognitively Demanding Literacy Instruction for Students with Complex Needs
Presented by: Kimberly Kulasekaran, Lead Teacher, Carter School – Boston Public Schools; Sarah Wakabayashi, Speech Language Pathologist, Boston Public Schools
Engaging Learners with Interactive Whiteboard Tools
Presented by Elisa Wern (@wernedat)
Wait for it … AAC Independence
Presented by Kelly Fonner (@KellyFonnerAT) and Mike Cole (@TheRealMikeCole)
Coding Core-Teaching Language to Users of AAC Using Coding & Robots
Presented by Chris Bugaj; @attipscast
AT Expert Webinars 19/20
AAC and Teletherapy – Plus Digital Resources
Presented by Sarah Gregory; @SarahGregorySLP
Virtual Learning & Students with Complex Needs
Presented by Jeannette Van Houten, @jvanhoutensped
Technology for Diverse Learners: Chrome Reading Tools
Presented by Mike Marotta, @mmatp
Technology for Diverse Learners: Chrome Writing Tools
Presented by Mike Marotta, @mmatp
Technology for Diverse Learners: Chrome Supports for Executive Function
Presented by Mike Marotta, @mmatp
Necessary Components of AAC Consideration and Implementation
Presenter: Chris Bugaj, @attipscast
Handsfree: An Introduction to Switch Control on iPad
Presenter: Luis Perez; @eyeonaxs
Writing right from the Start!: Writing Strategies and Tools for Emergent Writers
Presenter: Kelly Fonner, @KellyFonner
Increasing Independence for Executive Function Dysfunction: Visual Supports and Time Management Strategies
Presenter: Beth Poss, @possbeth
Assistive Technology for Emergent Readers
Presented by Karen Janowski, @KarenJan