An International Symposium
Technology and Deaf Education
Exploring Instructional and Access Technologies
Sponsored by
Exploring Instructional and Access Technologies
Sponsored by
National Technical Institute for the Deaf at Rochester Institute of Technology
The Nippon Foundation of Japan and PEN-International
The Nippon Foundation of Japan and PEN-International
June 21 - 23, 2010
For those blog readers interested in Deaf Education, I hate it for you if you missed the 2010 Technology and Deaf Education Symposium, because in every regard it was worthwhile. Couldn't make it? No worries! A virtual visit will fix you right up.
Go to the symposium archive pages to access media presentations, handouts, verbatim presentation captions, submitted papers, session photos, and a "Faces of the Symposium" slideshow. Be sure to watch at least one of the six video archived sessions, in an application which simultaneously displays the slideshow, video, and captioning -- much as you would have experienced it on campus. Oh, and read what I found most intriguing in my take away entries -- a series of blog postings that will serve as a repository for my reflections on the 16 sessions that I attended. For another review of the conference, see the June, 2010 SIG Access Newsletter (a publication of ACM's (Association of Computing Machinery) special interest group, SIG Access, or Teacher May's several blog entries.
I am grateful to Muscogee County School District, and especially to Dr. Susan Andrews, Peggy West, and Donna Hart, for sponsoring my attendance at the symposium.
Audio Wiz - Jeff Bigham, University of Rochester
ASL-STEM Forum - Richard Ladner, University of Washington
Access and Presentation Technology at NTID, Chas Johnstone, RIT
Signed Multimedia Storybooks; Emily Whiteside, MCSD and Valdosta State University
The Dong Nai Project, James Woodward
Visual Communication Tools Inside Distance Learning, Aaron Kelstone, RIT
Wikis and Blogs as Schoolwide Tools, Kathy Tarello, Rochester School for the Deaf
Go to the symposium archive pages to access media presentations, handouts, verbatim presentation captions, submitted papers, session photos, and a "Faces of the Symposium" slideshow. Be sure to watch at least one of the six video archived sessions, in an application which simultaneously displays the slideshow, video, and captioning -- much as you would have experienced it on campus. Oh, and read what I found most intriguing in my take away entries -- a series of blog postings that will serve as a repository for my reflections on the 16 sessions that I attended. For another review of the conference, see the June, 2010 SIG Access Newsletter (a publication of ACM's (Association of Computing Machinery) special interest group, SIG Access, or Teacher May's several blog entries.
I am grateful to Muscogee County School District, and especially to Dr. Susan Andrews, Peggy West, and Donna Hart, for sponsoring my attendance at the symposium.
Links to Retrospective Session Blog postings:
(I appreciate your patience as I slowly add sessions.)
21st Century Classrooms - Mary Liles, Texas School for the Deaf(I appreciate your patience as I slowly add sessions.)
Audio Wiz - Jeff Bigham, University of Rochester
ASL-STEM Forum - Richard Ladner, University of Washington
Access and Presentation Technology at NTID, Chas Johnstone, RIT
Signed Multimedia Storybooks; Emily Whiteside, MCSD and Valdosta State University
The Dong Nai Project, James Woodward
Visual Communication Tools Inside Distance Learning, Aaron Kelstone, RIT
Wikis and Blogs as Schoolwide Tools, Kathy Tarello, Rochester School for the Deaf
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