IDEAS 2016 Conference - St. Simon's Island

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Tools for Life: Introduction to the Assistive Technology Solutions Lab

Wednesday, June 8, 2016

Presenters:

Carolyn Phillips, Tools for Life Director, Tools for Life I AMAC Accessibility at Georgia Tech

Citation:

Phillips, C. (2016). Tools for Life: Introduction to the Assistive Technology Solutions Lab. Presented at the Institute Designed for Educating All Students (IDEAS) Annual Conference, St. Simons, GA, 2016.

Finding the Fun(ding)

Wednesday, June 8, 2016

Presenters:

Danny Housley, AT Funding & Resource Specialist, Tools for Life I AMAC Accessibility at Georgia Tech

Citation:

Housley, D. (2016). Finding the Fun(ding). Presented at the Institute Designed for Educating All Students (IDEAS) Annual Conference, St. Simons, GA, 2016.

Move! Ergonomics and Activity for Successful Learning

Wednesday, June 8, 2016

Presenters:

Carolyn Phillips, Tools for Life Director, Tools for Life I AMAC Accessibility at Georgia Tech & Maria Kelley, OT, Senior AT Specialist, University of Washington

Citation:

Phillips, C., & Kelley, M. (2016). Move! Ergonomics and Activity for Successful Learning. Presented at the Institute Designed for Educating All Students (IDEAS) Annual Conference, St. Simons, GA, 2016.

Exploring Classroom & Transition Solutions with Assistive Technology

Wednesday, June 8, 2016

Presenters:

Carolyn Phillips, Tools for Life Director, Rachel Wilson, AT Specialist, Tools for Life I AMAC Accessibility at Georgia Tech & Trey Quinn, Cambridge High School

Citation:

Phillips, C., Wilson, R., & Quinn, T. (2016). Exploring Classroom & Transition Solutions with Assistive Technology. Presented at the Institute Designed for Educating All Students (IDEAS) Annual Conference, St. Simons, GA, 2016.

Choosing the Right Path: Exploring Technology for Vision Loss

Thursday, June 9, 2016

Presenters:

Martha Rust, AT Specialist, Danny Housley, Funding Specialist, Tools for Life I AMAC Accessibility at Georgia Tech

This presentation explores a broad range of assistive technology for individuals with vision loss. It focuses on low tech, mid tech and high tech solutions with examples of AT for each category.

Citation:

Rust, M., & Housley, D. (2016). Choosing the Right Path: Exploring Technology for Vision Loss. Presented at the Institute Designed for Educating All Students (IDEAS) Annual Conference, St. Simons, GA, 2016.

A Guided Conversation on LD & AT: What Works!

Thursday, June 9, 2016

Presenters:

Carolyn Phillips, Tools for Life Director, Tools for Life I AMAC Accessibility at Georgia Tech & Tucker Phillips, Meera Phillips and Stephen Patrick Harvey

Citation:

Phillips, C., Phillips, T., Phillips, M., & Harvey, S.P. (2016). A Guided Conversation on LD & AT: What Works! Presented at the Institute Designed for Educating All Students (IDEAS) Annual Conference, St. Simons, GA, 2016.

Planning for Successful UDL Technology Implementation

Thursday, June 9, 2016

Presenters:

Ben Satterfield & Pat Satterfield Tools for Life I AMAC Accessibility at Georgia Tech

This session will explore the possible features of a good UDL technology solution. It will include several components of a successful implementation for a UDL technology solution. At the end of this presentation you will be able to assess possible roadblocks to a successful implementation and suggest ways to avoid them.

Citation:

Satterfield, B., & Satterfield, P. (2016). Planning for Successful UDL Technology Implementation. Presented at the Institute Designed for Educating All Students (IDEAS) Annual Conference, St. Simons, GA, 2016.

Access and Explore! Using Environmental Control in Transition

Thursday, June 9, 2016

Presenters:

Carolyn Phillips, Tools for Life Director, Danny Housley, AT Funding & Resource Specialist, Maria Kelley, OT, Senior AT Specialist, University of Washington, Ben Jacobs, Accommodation Specialist, Tools for Life

The move from classroom to “real life” can be a major transition. Students go from being surrounded by their teachers, peers and helpers regularly, to being by themselves more often and needing to learn strategies for independence. Creating an environment in the classroom that enables learning independence can help ease the transition process. In this session, presenters will demonstrate affordable environmental control solutions that can be implemented in the classroom and then used throughout the transition process. Multiple environmental control options and options for interacting with the environment (voice, computer, tablet, phone) will be covered.

Citations:

Phillips, C., Housley, D., Kelley, M., & Jacobs, B. (2016) Access and Explore! Using Environmental Control in the Classroom. Presented at the Institute Designed for Educating All Students (IDEAS) Annual Conference, St. Simons, GA, 2016.

Phillips, C., Housley, D., Kelley, M., & Jacobs, B. (2016). Access and Explore! Using Environmental Control in Transition. Presented at the Institute Designed for Educating All Students (IDEAS) Annual Conference, St. Simons, GA, 2016.

Students with Mild Intellectual Disabilities: Technology for Success!

Friday, June 10, 2016

Presenters:

Ben Satterfield & Pat Satterfield Tools for Life I AMAC Accessibility at Georgia Tech

Citation:

Satterfield, B., & Satterfield, P. (2016). Students with Mild Intellectual Disabilities: Technology for Success! Presented at the Institute Designed for Educating All Students (IDEAS) Annual Conference, St. Simons, GA, 2016.