In the following interviews, two of the featured presenters in this content track provide a variety of insights into the ever-evolving world of assistive technology. Tech has been
Many educators and parents, including the readers of this blog, may know that October is Dyslexia Awareness Month. This presents a good opportunity to explore this language-based learning challenge
A conversation with literacy technology consultant Shaelynn Farnsworth Shaelynn Farnsworth is a literacy technology consultant who is excited to be a featured presenter in the newly added Future
Kids come with different interests, diverse abilities, varied strengths and weaknesses, how do you reach them all when trying to teach reading? Dr. Michele Haiken discusses some of
A discussion with assistive technology coordinator Patrick Turnage Patrick Turnage is the Assistive Technology Coordinator at the Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind. He will be
A conversation with educational consultant and speaker Ken Shelton Ken Shelton is a veteran educator and speaker on a variety of educational technology, equity and inclusion, multimedia literacy,
A discussion with Kasey Bell, coach, author, and founder of Shake Up Learning Kasey Bell, the CEO and Digital Learning Coach at Shake Up Learning, will be presenting
A conversation with special education tech expert Kindy Segovia Kindy Segovia is the Supervisor of Special Education Instructional Resources for the Kent Intermediate School District in Grand Rapids,
A discussion with speech-language pathologist Dr. Nikosi Darnell Dr. Nikosi Darnell is a speech-language pathologist and founder of Clearview Speech and Consulting Services. She’ll be sharing her expertise
A Q&A with FETC presenter Sylvia Martinez FETC presenter Sylvia Martinez is co-author of Invent to Learn: Making, Tinkering, and Engineering the Classroom, an advocate for student-centered project-based learning with
