Events
Upcoming Events
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- January 19, 2017: ATIA Orlando, FL Reception
QIAT-PS is introducing our new tool, the Student-Self Evaluation Matrix. This event is being held in conjunction with the National Assistive Technology Education (NATE) network meeting. NATE network meetings at conferences offer everyone a chance to talk with friends that have similar interests in AT. You’ll also have the chance to meet the authors of Quality Indicators for Assistive Technology Services (QIAT) and get your copy of the QIAT book autographed.
The reception will be held 5:30pm to 8:00pm on Thursday January 19, 2017 in Caribe Royal’s Bocca II meeting room. There will be complimentary appetizers and a no host bar.
- December 14, 2016: Introdcution to QIAT-PS Tools
This two part webinar series, hosted by Ablenet University, will introduce participants to the QIAT-PS Campus Self-Evaluation Matrix and the Student Self-Evaluation Matrix.
Presented by Janet Peters and Gayl Bowser - December 7, 2016: Introdcution to QIAT-PS Tools
This two part webinar series, hosted by Ablenet University, will introduce participants to the QIAT-PS Campus Self-Evaluation Matrix and the Student Self-Evaluation Matrix.
Presented by Janet Peters and Gayl Bowser - July 12, 2016: AHEAD Indianapolis, IN
Association of Higher Education And Disability
QIAT-PS Pre- Conference
The Great Lakes and the Southwest ADA Centers entered into a collaborative project in 2009 with a number of universities interested in improving service delivery of assistive technology in their organizations. This hands-on Preconference Institute examines results of the pilot project, the products developed, and the next phase for QIAT-PS. We recommend attending this session with your team.Presented by Janet Peters and Rachel Kruzel
- March 7, 2016: Free and Low Cost Assistive Technology
Archive from March 7, 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm CST
Handout - http://bit.ly/1pHibMd
With the Assistive Technology market booming, and budgets getting tighter and tighter in higher education and K-12, free and low cost assistive technology options are becoming a more mainstream option. However, with the sheer number of these tools being able to support students with a variety of needs, how does one stay abreast of the constant developments, updates, and new features? Participants of this session will learn about approximately a dozen of the latest and greatest programs, apps, and extensions that support student learners; all costing less than roughly $10. Topic areas include literacy support, writing support, notetaking and organization/task management. Having a toolbox of free and low cost assistive technology, such as these tools, is an asset to any AT program.
Our Speaker
Rachel Kruzel is the Accommodations Specialist at Augsburg College in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Her work in the CLASS Office (Disability Resources) focuses on Assistive Technology and academic accommodations implementation with college students. For over five years, Rachel has worked with Assistive Technology at Augsburg College followed the Free and Low Cost Assistive Technology trend. She has presented both regionally and nationally on the topic, along with presentations on increasing Assistive Technology service and delivery to students. - December 4, 2015: QIAT-PS Pilot Project Results Are In!
The Quality Indicators for Assistive Technology in Post-Secondary education (QIAT-PS) project will offer a comprehensive summary and demonstration of the QIAT-PS Campus Self-Evaluation Matrix tool. The webinar will also present the results from the QIAT-PS Pilot Project and describe how disability services programs have used it to set goals for improving their AT services and the assistive technology experiences of students with disabilities who are enrolled post-secondary educational environments. Participants will receive a copy of the QIAT-PS Guide to Using the Campus Self-Evaluation Matrix.
Presented by Gayl BowserSession Recording -
PowerPoint Slides - http://bit.ly/1OQ3wG6 - October 15, 2015: Closing the Gap Bloomington, MN
Closing the Gap International Conference
What Students Need to Know About AT to Go to College!
This session will discuss key points necessary when a student uses AT and is transitioning to employment or post secondary environments. It will highlight the QIAT-PS Self-Evaluation Matrix Tool and offer examples of how students and transition teams can use it to help ensure continuity of AT use in college and university settings. Participants will be invited to participate in interactive discussions on the what is needed for K-12 professionals to improve the transition process for students who use assistive technologies.
Presented by Janet Peters and Gayl Bowser - September 21, 2015: QIAT-PS Webinar
Learn More About the QIAT-PS Project with Gayl Bowser, Independent Consultant
- July 17, 2015: AHEAD St. Paul, MN
Association of Higher Education And Disability
Small School and Big Changes
Presented by Janet Peters and Rachel Kruzeil - July 15, 2015: AHEAD St. Paul, MN
Association of Higher Education And Disability Lunch and Learn Session
Presented by Janet Peters, Russ Holland, and Bryan Ayers - July 13, 2015: AHEAD St. Paul, MN
Association of Higher Education And Disability
Small School and Big Changes
Presented by Janet Peters, Rachel Kruzeil, and Claudia Connelly - May 27, 2015: Ohio Higher Education Computing Council Conference
Improving Your Assistive Technology Service Delivery
Presented by Janet Peters, Sean Poley, and Andrew Zeisler - May 11, 2015: Center for Technology and Disability - Webinar
Successful Transition to College - the Role of Technology (Part 2)
Presented by Janet Peters and Bryan Ayers - May 4, 2015: Center for Technology and Disability - Webinar
Successful Transition to College - the Role of Technology (Part 1)
Presented by Janet Peters and Bryan Ayers - March 9, 2015: Trainsition Webinar Online
QIAT-PS As a Transition Resource (Webinar Sponsored by Infinitec)
Presented by Janet Peters
