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3D Printing: What's Realistic for TVIs? Webinar | Approximately one hour Nonscriptum co-founders Joan Horvath and Rich Cameron present an overview of 3-D printing technology, with an emphasis on teaching and learning strategies. This presentation will cover typical costs...
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45 Teaching Strategies in 60 Minutes Webinar | Approximately one hour From student evaluation to specialized instruction to accommodations to progress...these 45 strategies provide teachers with easily implementable methods to manage and deliver services to students...
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A Parent's Perspective: Helping Your Child with Multiple Disabilities Engage with the World Around Them Webcast | Approximately 30 minutes Amber is a parent of a young boy with visual impairment and additional disabilities. In this webcast, she talks about how important it is to involve children with disabilities in their community and...
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Access to Appropriate Programs for Children with Multiple Disabilities, Visual Impairment and Deafblind Children in Croatia Webinar | Approximately 30 minutes In this webinar Director Mahmuljin provides an overview of the prevalence of children with multiple disabilities in Croatia, and their placement opportunities. Download Presentation that was...
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Accessible Books and Literacy: Supporting and Encouraging a Love for Literacy Webinar | Approximately one hour Sandy shares her rich ideas about how to support literacy for the individual child and also within her whole community. In this webinar, she describes how she helps develop her son’s literacy skills...
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Accessible Instructional Materials in the Digital Classroom Webcast | Approximately 30 minutes In this webcast, Yue Ting Siu provides us with an introduction to current technologies employed to facilitate access to instructional materials. In addition, she engages us in exploration of new and...
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Accessible Science: Making Life Sciences Accessible to Students with Visual Impairments Webcast | Approximately 30 minutes This webcast is intended to assist educators in adapting Science curriculum for visually impaired and deaf-blind students. While the demonstrations were recorded in a classroom at Perkins School for...
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Accessible Technology Options for the Blind and Visually Impaired Reader Webcast | Approximately 30 minutes Brian Charlson, Technology Director at the Carroll Center for the Blind in Newton, MA. demonstrates a variety of devices that provide the capability of accessing books via speech, large print, or...
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Action Research In Special Education Webcast | Approximately 30 minutes In this webcast Dr. Susan Bruce talks about inquiry as the basis of action research and the types of action research that can be conducted. In addition, she shares examples of action research studies...
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Active Learning: Webinar Series Webinar | Approximately one hour This session will focus on Oral Motor Development, using an Active Learning approach, developed by Dr. Lilli Nielsen for learners with significant multiple disabilities. This is the last of a 3-part...
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Adapting Environments for Individuals with Vision Loss Webcast | Approximately 30 minutes Darick Wright, Coordinator of the New England Eye Clinic at Perkins, speaks about adapting the environment to help maximize the use of vision. He provides guidelines for environmental modifications...
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Adaptive Physical Education Webcast | Approximately 30 minutes Matt LaCortiglia, Adaptive Physical Education Teacher at Perkins School for the Blind, presents a FAIER planning model to develop physical activities for individuals with disabilities. FAIER is an...
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Addressing Issues of Sexuality with Students Who are Visually Impaired Webcast | Approximately 30 minutes Jeff Migliozzi encourages parents and educators to be frank and explicit when talking about sex education to individuals with vision impairment, including those with additional disabilities. He also...
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Advocating For Your Child's Needs Webcast | Approximately 30 minutes Diana Autin offers deafblindness guidance based on Educational Service Guidelines that were developed by New Jersey's Statewide Parent Advocacy Network (SPAN). Guides include fact sheets, mini-guides...
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Appsolutely Engaging and Educational - Part 1: Using iPad Apps with Children with Visual Impairments and Additional Disabilities Webinar | Approximately one hour This one-hour webinar offers strategies, tips and techniques for using an iPad with students who are visually impaired and may have additional disabilities. The presentation offers suggestions on...
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Appsolutely Engaging and Educational - Part 2: Using iPad Apps with Children with Visual Impairments and Additional Disabilities Webinar | Approximately one hour This one-hour webinar offers strategies, tips and techniques for using an iPad with students who are visually impaired and may have additional disabilities. Download Handout for this webinar....
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Assessing Complexity for Children with CVI Teachable Moment | Approximately 5 minutes In this video, Ellen Mazel talks about different types of complexity — complexity of object, complexity of an array, complexity of other sensory inputs, and complexity of the human face — and the...
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Assessment That Informs Instruction: Don't Just Guess - Assess! Webinar | Approximately one hour This one-hour webinar explores the role of the teacher of students with visual impairments (TVI) in reading and writing instruction, both as a collaborator with the general classroom teacher and as a...
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Assistive Technology Assessment Webcast | Approximately 30 minutes In this webcast, Presley talks about the world of assistive technology and walks us through a range of assistive technology options. He shares some of the strategies involved in conducting an...
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Audio Supported Reading (ASR) Instructional Strategies Webinar | Approximately one hour Audio Supported Reading (ASR) is a technology-based approach to teaching reading that enhances a student’s access to the text, whether reading in print or in braille. In this webinar, Karen Narvol...

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