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Welcome back to school or back to work after a summer vacation! We have lots of great content and CEUs for you in the month of August to help prepare you for that back to... transition.
 
We are looking forward to Part 2 and 3 of the AT Bootcamp series. Kirk and Mike are experts in AT spanning Kindergarten to Adults. They are also great presenters and the hour and a half webinar just flies by.
 
Are you working with or hiring adults with disabilities? Join us for "Get to Work! Accommodating Employees without Breaking your Budget" with Teresa Goddard and Mike Marotta. 

And, don't forget your 20% discount on any webinars you register for between now and August 31st. Use the code SummerPD to receive the discount. 

 

AT Bootcamp part 2 image. Topics covered include aac, access to mobile devices, computers, switches, and Positioning. Aug 1, 3:30 - 5:00 EDT


 

AT bootcamp part 3 image. This webinar will cover accessible instructional materials, supports for organization, reading, writing, and supports for sensory impairments. Aug. 14, 3:30 - 5:00 EDT

 

AT Bootcamp Part 3: Applications of Technology for Literacy, Accessible Instructional Materials, Sensory Disabilities & Social Integration 

 

The AT Bootcamp series provides a fundamental overview which addresses various areas of assistive technology applications and processes that surround good implementation practices in a variety of environments. Part 1 provided the foundation - an overview of terms, concepts, and resources. Parts 2 and 3 will delve into AT for specific disabilities. Each webinar can be taken separately or as a series.

 
Did you miss Part 1? You can view it as an Archive! Click the Register Now link and select AT Bootcamp Part 1 from the list of live and archived webinars.
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All people deserve the opportunity for employment. Come join us and learn about an array of workplace accommodations to address the needs of individuals of all disabilities (employees with cognitive, physical and sensory impairments). A variety of accommodations will be highlighted through real world case study examples. Participants will also be provided with an array of resources to ensure continued learning.
Date:       Wednesday, Aug 28, 2013
Time:       3:30 - 5:00 PM EDT
Speakers: Teresa Goddard, MS, JAN Senior Consultant; Mike Marotta, 
Assistive Technology Specialist, Advancing Opportunities  

 

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New Archive
 
 
This is an archive worth watching! Bruce McClanahan at the Washington State School for the Blind, presented on a variety of topics, seamlessly moving from one app to the other on-screen - it was almost as good as a hands-on training.  Bruce covered setup and use of VoiceOver; accessibility options in iOS6; how JoinMe can be used to share a computer or smartboard screen; Apps for early language development and basic concepts; and Apps for daily living. It was an one and a half hours jammed packed with great information.

 
 
*And, don't forget to use your 20% discount code: SummerPD. 

 


Would you like to spend more time with our great webinar Speakers?

 

ATIA 2014 Orlando Pre-Conference seminars have been posted. Many of the speakers you know and love through our webinar classroom will be leading pre-conference sessions. If you don't find the speakers you are looking for in the list of Pre-Conferences, keep an eye out as we'll be posting the full conference schedule soon!

 

ATIA Online Professional Development Information

 

The 2013 Live Broadcast schedule has been posted with webinars scheduled through December 2013.  Check out the Live Broadcast Webinar Directory for a full listing of webinars. Webinars are $49.00. Pricing includes handouts and complimentary CEUs.

Sign-up for multiple webinars or multiple attendees at one time and receive a discount!  NEW! Add Archived webinars to your registration for better discounts.
 
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