When our heads stop spinning we will update the blog with notes and stories.
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Let’s say you want to post a flyer in your workplace about Accessibility Camp, a super-fun place to be on June 2 and 3 in Seattle (especially if you are interested in all things accessible). Click Here!
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What is the American’s with Disabilities Act? What are the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG)? We’ll do our best to present what these laws are and how they apply to you in layman’s terms.
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Do you remember JAWS Death Match I? If you do, assist with this year’s JAWS Death Match II initiation. For the uninitiated “Get in the net” and see what it’s all about. This is especially for anybody in hardware, software, and those who really want to get an idea of the user experience!
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What you call yourself and terminology can be important. Some people like to call themselves Assistive Technology Specialists others Adaptive Technology Specialists. Is there a difference in how they are practiced? Should there be a greater distinction?
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Join our expert in Phone and Mobile Technology. If you are in the market for a new device, she may have some insight for you. See what navigating on the iPhone is like for someone who cannot see the screen.
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We’re going to have a lively discussion on what’s possible in the special needs class for the gifted student. Many people with disabilities have skills that are not met in traditional classroom situations, this is the time to brainstorm what is possible.
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Want to touch and feel some devices? Want to try Jaws, Magic, or Zoom Text? Want to try to learn to type one handed? Use a Braille embosser? We’ll have some technologies you can try out!!
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What does it mean to be disabled? What does it mean to be excluded from the discussions about your own health. What is Ablism? What is not ablism? What can we do to create a community that is inclusive and meets everyone’s needs, especially those with disabilities?
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We all are getting older, and with age comes accessibility challenges. Join in the discussion of what this is going to be looking like in the coming decades. What types of tools and design strategies will be needed? What kinds of communities will need to be built or retrofitted.
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Let’s talk about accressible gaming. Perhaps even mock up a new and cool accessible setup using the Slate and Kinect. It’s time to get your wrenches out and your comfy clothing donned, we’re going be doing it in real time and we expect you to join in the fun!
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Do you enjoy Facebook, Twitter, PInterest, Foursquare or Linked In, are you afraid of social media or just want to know what all the hype is about? Come to our session on social media and participate in a “crowd source” discussion centered on you and what you want to learn about your community and culture. Learn where to start or show us what neat things you’ve been doing! It’s an open discussion about “Nothing About Us Without Us” in the electronic age!
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Okay, so you have your requirements developed for making an application…now what? Join two of our experts as they show you the process behind building an application that works for your needs.
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The iPad has revolutionized the Augmentative and Alternative Communication Device World. Learn what types of new adaptations are available with this tool that is becoming more available to everyday users. The Kinect from Microsoft will also be discussed as a new alternative technology.
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Certain disabilities have the need for specialized calendars. Come give your input on what calendaring software needs to incorporate. Do you need a talking calendar? A simple icon based calendar? A calendar with haptic response? Do you want it on your iPad?
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