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Using Universal Design to Make Learning About Ability, Not Disability

Using Universal Design to Make Learning About Ability, Not Disability

November 27, 2019 assistive technology, Dyslexia, FETC Speaker No Comments

A discussion with Rachel Berger of Microsoft and Decoding Dyslexia Minnesota

Rachel Berger, a Dyslexia & Learning Disabilities Assistive Technologies (AT) Specialist in Minnesota, will be presenting two sessions at the 2020 Future of Education Technology Conference (FETC). She’ll present strategies to promote accessibility and inclusion, and to support students who struggle with reading and writing. 

Rachel’s passion for assistive technology and helping children reach their full potential was ignited when … Read more.

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Future of Education Technology Conference

The Future of Education Technology Conference (FETC), the largest, national, independent education technology conference, annually attracts thousands of education and technology leaders from around the world. Delivering strategies and best practices for student success and schoolwide advancement, FETC is known as one of the nation’s premier education technology events! Recognized for its outstanding program year after year, FETC provides CTOs, CIOs, Innovation Directors, Special Ed/Pupil Services Directors, Early Childhood Directors, Media Specialists, Technologists, Administrators and other Educators, the opportunity to explore the most effective integration of technology across the curriculum — from preK-12 — through premium sessions, intensive workshops, various concurrent sessions, live demonstrations of several hundred hardware and software products, plus much more. Visit www.FETC.org for more details.