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Hosted by Special Ed Tech Center · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 68 episodes
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The Special Education Technology Center hosts various guests to talk about issues relating to Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) & Assistive Technology.
Special Ed Tech Center hosts Awe and Wonder Podcast: AAC & AT, a education show with 68 episodes published.
In this episode, Staci Neustadt introduces the Neuro Strengths-Based Support for Autism (NSBSA) framework—a revolutionary approach that bridges the communication and perception gap between autistic and non-autistic minds
In this episode we are joined by two incredible guests who bring unique, lived experiences to the conversation: Lexi Ayars and Timothy. 12 year old Lexi, a thoughtful leader and passionate advocate, opens up about her ow
In this episode, we sit down with Ivanova Smith, a fierce leader in the self-advocacy movement for over a decade and founder of the Nothing About Us Without Us Act. Ivanova opens up about her early years spending five ye
In this episode, Elizabeth Freund joins us to explore the profound impact of neurodiversity-affirming processes in education and therapy. We dive into the beauty of child-led, exploratory therapy and practical approaches
Sarah and Brenda are thrilled to be joined by Emily Kircher-Morris, a clinical mental health professional, host of The Neurodiversity Podcast, and co-author of Neurodiversity Affirming Schools: Transforming Practices So
In this episode of the Awe and Wonder Podcast's "Stories of Neurodiversity" series, Brenda and Sarah are thrilled to welcome Mateo Moreno, a passionate advocate who has used AAC since the age of four. Mateo shares his po
What does the future of neurodiversity look like? In this episode, Brenda and Sarah sit down with Lauren Enders Gonzales to explore this idea and tackle the hard questions about how we support neurodivergent AAC users. L
In episode S9E1 of the Awe and Wonder Podcast, we sit down with fellow Speech-Language Pathologist Sara Ayars. Sara brings a beautifully unique perspective to the conversation, blending her professional clinical expertis
Brad is not just a Neuralink participant; he is currently the only nonverbal communicator among the eleven individuals implanted with this revolutionary brain-computer interface. Living with ALS, Brad has navigated life
In this episode of the podcast, we bring together parents, an SLP, and incredible teenage AAC users to share how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing their world. We hear from three fantastic guests: Alyssa Re
In this episode we sit down with the incredible Mai Ling Chan, CCC-SLP, PMP, co-creator of AI for SLP Facebook group and a person dedicated to connecting and bridging relationships across the industry. We dive into criti
Join us as we talk with Tracy Dabbs, Coordinator of Technology and Innovation for the Burlington-Edison School District in Washington State! If you're a teacher, SLP, or AT specialist, you'll want to grab your notebook.
Join us as we speak with Dr. Samuel Sennott, professor of special education at Portland State University and co-creator of the original Proloquo2Go AAC app. Dr. Sennott shares the inspiring story behind creating one of t
Ready to integrate AI into your classroom but don't know where to start? Join us as educator Sharon Redmon offers a practical guide to using artificial intelligence. She shares how she uses ChatGPT to break down a resear
Tune into our latest episode as we sit down with Chris Gibbons, Senior Vice President of Clinical Education at Smartbox, for a fascinating discussion on the future of assistive technology and AI as an accelerant for lear
Tune in for a fascinating discussion with Dr. Tracy Rackensperger, a public service faculty member at the Institute on Human Development and Disability at the University of Georgia and Augmentative and Alternative Commun
Tune in to a conversation with Erin, an expert in literacy and language development and a strong advocate for inclusive schools and communities. As a mother of a now teenager with autism and Angelman syndrome, Erin bring
Explore the impactful work of Bridget, an SLP at the University of Washington's Experimental Education Unit (EEU), an inclusive early childhood center. Learn how their transdisciplinary approach supports children (birth-
From stay-at-home mom to special education expert, hear how one mother's journey with her daughter, who has CHARGE syndrome, sparked a 21-year career. We delve into her experience as a Speech Therapy Assistant, her Maste
Tune in for a conversation with Cass, a passionate advocate for equity and early access to robust high-tech AAC. As an autistic and ADHD mom of autistic children, she champions neuroaffirming approaches. We explore her p
Brad Smith
Vice Chair and President of Microsoft · Vector Business Navigation
1 appearance on this show
Amy Campbell
special education teacher · MYNO Carbon
1 appearance on this show
Tracy Dabbs
Burlington-Edison School District
1 appearance on this show
Samuel Sennott
Portland State University
1 appearance on this show
Chris Gibbons
Smartbox
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Tracy Rackensperger
Institute on Human Development and Disability at the University of Georgia
1 appearance on this show
Erin Sheldon
AssistiveWare
1 appearance on this show
Bridget Malpocker
University of Washington's Experimental Education Unit
1 appearance on this show
Ryan Guzman
Washington's Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction
1 appearance on this show
Shari Sayan
PRC-Saltillo
1 appearance on this show
Don Johnston
Building Wings
1 appearance on this show
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