This week Rachel, Lucas, and Chris talk about their upcoming presentations on autism, AAC, education, and, yes, escape rooms at AAC in the Cloud and the Assistive Technology Industry Association. Then, Rachel and Lucas sit down with Gideon Grossman, engineer and inventor of Noisybands, a talking bracelet that is activitated by a high five! Gideon discusses his device, how they could be used in play and therapy, and his plans for developing them into an assistive technology device in the near future.
After earning a mechanical engineering degree with Honors from Princeton University, Gideon has worked as a mechanical, electrical and software engineer at innovative startup companies around the world from Manhattan to Tel Aviv, Maui and San Diego. He has helped design counterterrorism robots, genetic sequencing machines, app connected security systems and rugged training equipment for Olympic athletes. You can find out more about Gideon and Noisybands at noisybands.com.
Elena Dukhovny: Current Research on Motor Planning & Paraeducator AAC Coaching
Teaching with Tech - Speech Blubs Speech Therapy App
Christine Tripoli & Ellen Mazel - Assessment & Treatment of Cortical Visual Impairment
Using Robots & Coding to Teach Core Words and Support Peer Collaboration
Kathryn Dorney: Using Core Words and Aided Language Input to Teach Preschool Children with ASD
ATIA 2020 - Part 2: Building AAC Capacity, Dynamic AAC Assessment, Breaking Through Implementation Barriers, and More
ATIA 2020 - Part 1: AAC in the Classroom, Visual Scene Displays, & More
Hannah Foley: Full-Time AAC User & Future AAC Specialist
Jane Odom: Takeaways from the Future of Ed Tech Conference
Matt Levac & David Reno - Partnering with Students to Make New Assistive Technology
Alyssa Hillary Zisk - Experiences of a Part-Time AAC User Researching and Writing About AAC
Interviews from ASHA 2019 - Part 4
XPN Holiday Episode 2019
Interviews from ASHA 2019 - Part 3
Interviews from ASHA 2019 - Part 2
Interviews from ASHA 2019 - Part 1
Nicole Bender - Moving Abroad to Support People with Complex Communication Needs
Small Talks III: Brian Whitmer, Brandi Lee Wentland, Kathy Howery, Shaun Pearson, & Kelly Key
Catherine Fredericks - Increasing AAC Buy-in with Parents and Teachers in the Schools
Amanda Scheriff - Practical Strategies Supporting Literacy & Language for AAC Users
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