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To make data truly reusable, we need to invest in data curators, who help people enter the information into repositories. SourceSource: Spectrum News
11.03.2024 · From Spectrum News
Embark on a cerebral journey through the intersecting worlds of assistive technology and accessibility with our latest crossword puzzle. This brain-teaser is more than a mere pastime; it’s an insightful exploration of the vocabulary that shapes the discourse around disabilities, inclusivity, a…
11.03.2024 · From Assistive Technology Blog
By Dr. Dan L. Edmunds I encountered a fellow lad who is Autistic. He told me he struggled with fitting in and sometimes prayed to be ‘normal’. He felt many judged him as weird or eccentric. He at times felt lonely and isolated. He was often lacking in confidence. We first began in our di…
09.03.2024 · From The Art of Autism
The U.K.-based genetics study launched the consultation more than a year ago in response to fierce criticism from autistic self-advocates. SourceSource: Spectrum News
08.03.2024 · From Spectrum News
This article has been reposted with permission from Action Behavior Centers. In the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy, ABA therapists perform techniques to help children with autism or other developmental disorders improve their social, communicative, and behavioral …
08.03.2024 · From Different Roads to Learning
Here is a roundup of autism-related news and research spotted around the web for the week of 4 March. SourceSource: Spectrum News
06.03.2024 · From Spectrum News
By Connor Long-Johnson I have recently discovered the joys of the hit Netflix show Love of the Spectrum. Being Autistic and having met my first girlfriend at the age of 25, I am always eager to discover how others with Autism Spectrum Disorder navigate the complicated world of dating and relationshi…
06.03.2024 · From The Art of Autism
Tactile tours are specialized guided experiences designed to make museums, galleries, and stage shows accessible and engaging for individuals with sensory impairments, such as blindness or low vision. These tours allow participants to physically interact with objects, artworks, or exhibits, enhancin…
06.03.2024 · From Assistive Technology Blog
People with electrodes embedded deep in their brain are collaborating with a growing posse of plucky researchers to uncover the mysteries of real-world recall. SourceSource: Spectrum News
04.03.2024 · From Spectrum News
In a detailed discussion on the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), Sam Sennott, an assistant professor of special education at Portland State University, sheds light on how AI can significantly enhance the communication abili…
04.03.2024 · From Assistive Technology Blog
Alaqua Cox, stepping into the Marvel universe as the lead in the new Disney+ series Echo, embarked on an intense training regimen, working with a stunt team five days a week to master the physical demands of her role. As the first Native American lead in a Marvel series, her preparation involved hon…
03.03.2024 · From Assistive Technology Blog
In the pursuit of academic excellence and professional success, individuals with disabilities often face unique challenges. However, with the right support and opportunities, they can thrive and contribute significantly to various fields, including technology. The Microsoft Disability Scholarship st…
02.03.2024 · From Assistive Technology Blog
The journal’s publisher flagged problems in 11 papers that were part of a special issue on assistive technology in special education. SourceSource: Spectrum News
01.03.2024 · From Spectrum News
To become a scientist, O’Connell first needed to leave the family farm. SourceSource: Spectrum News
01.03.2024 · From Spectrum News
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