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"Below is a list of webinars on a variety of AT and access topics. Click on the webinar title to read more and register. You can also browse over 30 archived ATC webinars or search all archived webinars by topic, age range, technology, etc."

"Math Webinar Series "Maximizing ALL Students' Mathematical Learning Through the Use of Powerful Instructional Strategies and Techniques" Archive:"

"AbleNet University Recorded Webinars"

archived webinars from atomic learning that Gayl Bowser presented on writing

Free webinars and archives from the Maryland Assistive Technology Network

"Session One: Assistive Technology in an Inclusive Classroom Presented by Ian Bean Please register for this meeting. Meeting Description: REGISTER for this exciting 5 part Assisitve Technology Webinar Series!"

"SPARCC offers a variety of professional development training sessions, many of which are recorded for later viewing. See below for links to our recorded webinars and other trainings and meetings, by date and by topic."

"Since 2009, Maryland Assistive Technology Network (MATN) has provided audiences with rich information on a wide range of topics around assistive technology. Explore archived webinars on topics of interest to you by clicking on the links below."

"To date, there are few guidelines to support clinicians and manufacturers in the design of effective AAC systems for beginning communicators. When AAC systems are well designed, they may enhance communication and language outcomes for beginning communicators with complex communication needs. However, poorly-designed AAC systems may potentially interfere with language learning and communication effectiveness. In this session, we will discuss guidelines for the design of effective AAC technologies for beginning communicators with complex communication needs, including infants, toddlers, and preschoolers with developmental disabilities (e.g., autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome) as well as older individuals with significant cognitive impairments. The session will present research results from recent studies and will suggest clinical guidelines to improve the design of AAC systems based on these research results. "

"The ICATER ToolKit highlights two particular projects, Weekly AT App Reviews and AT Tips of the Day. In the Weekly App Reviews Section, users will be able to view short, concise webinars of apps that can be used to help students with disabilities. In the AT Tip of the Day section, users will see short nuggets of information on AT in education that can easily be implemented by teachers for each day of the school year."

Live and recorded webinars from Ablenet. Good stuff!

"We bring you all the free online events we can find. Most of these require pre-registration, so visit the link to see if sign up is required."

"Join Michael Roush, Technology Coordinator for the Region 14 State Support Team, and Tom Kitchen, Curriculum Consultant at the Ross-Pike ESD, to learn about research-based practices to improve literacy in grades 6-12. Michael and Tom will introduce each of the five Practice Guide recommendations for improving adolescent literacy from the Institute of Education Sciences (IES), an arm of the U.S. Department of Education. For each recommendation, they will suggest free tools that support it."

Michael Roush webinar on INFOhio

ATIA archived webinars for a fee

"Welcome to the Accessible Technology Coalition The Accessible Technology Coalition (ATC) is a new resource on assistive technology (AT). Our goal is to make access to AT easy and available to everyone. You can browse the categories on this page to get information - and if you don't find what you need, you can Ask an Expert for assistance. We also offer webinars and in person trainings on various AT topics."

"2011 Using iPads and Apps with Children Who Are Deaf-Blind This webinar presents a range of information on the iPad and demonstrate a variety of applications that can be used to promote learning, social interactions, decision making and much more for the child or student who is deaf-blind. "

"Great news! Bob Keller, a long-standing personality in the field of assistive technology and long-time team member of Don Johnston, is bringing Bob University back! Bob University 2014 is a series of webinars that will give you a fast overview of our programs, all in 30 minutes or less. This is your chance to learn something new and keep your skills sharp over the summer months. This summer, Bob will be covering everything from assessments and curriculum to Co:Writer, Start-to-Finish, First Author, Snap&Read, Draft:Builder, Read:OutLoud and more."