This week Rachel, Lucas, and Chris talk about their upcoming presentations on autism, AAC, education, and, yes, escape rooms at AAC in the Cloud and the Assistive Technology Industry Association. Then, Rachel and Lucas sit down with Gideon Grossman, engineer and inventor of Noisybands, a talking bracelet that is activitated by a high five! Gideon discusses his device, how they could be used in play and therapy, and his plans for developing them into an assistive technology device in the near future.
After earning a mechanical engineering degree with Honors from Princeton University, Gideon has worked as a mechanical, electrical and software engineer at innovative startup companies around the world from Manhattan to Tel Aviv, Maui and San Diego. He has helped design counterterrorism robots, genetic sequencing machines, app connected security systems and rugged training equipment for Olympic athletes. You can find out more about Gideon and Noisybands at noisybands.com.
Marnina Ellis & Marisa Portanova: Empowering Communication & Collaboration at Blythedale Children's Hospital
Amy Mayer, Judy Schoonover, Remi Moran, & Tiffany Zaugg: Small Talks VIII
Carole Zangari, Tabi Jones-Wohleber, Rachel Langley, & Michaela Ball: The "Stepping Into AAC" Project
Recast: Rachel Dorsey: Taking a Neurodiversity-Affirming Approach to Therapy
Recast: Rebecca Moles: Preventing Abuse and Neglect With AAC
Recast: Talking with Tech Roundtable: Early Intervention & AAC
Recast: Kathy Howery: Understanding the Lived Experiences of AAC Users
Caroline Woeber: Supporting AAC Users with Angelman Syndrome
Benjamin Gibbs: Interviewing Chris Bugaj for a Master's AT Program
Amy Mayer: Engaging Students and Driving Inclusivity with EdTech Tools
Karina Carter & Nicole Young: Teaching Language to AAC Users with Horses
Elisa Wern - The Importance of Including OTs During AAC Consideration & Implementation
Fairfax County Public Schools AT Team: Celebrating the Life of AAC Specialist Jeff Powers
Yoosun Chung: Honoring an AAC User's Chosen Form of Communication
Chantelle Hutchinson: Supporting Adult AAC Users with Acquired Brain Injuries
Tiffany Joseph (Part 2): The Use of Gestalts in Acquiring Language as a Part-Time AAC User
Tiffany Joseph (Part 1): Educating and Supporting AAC Users as a Part-Time AAC User
Bob Sagoo: Empowering an AAC User as a Parent
Beth Moulam & Joanna Holmes: Recognizing AAC Users as Multimodal Communicators
Daniel O'Connor & Bradley Heaven: Creators of All Access Life, an Adaptive Product Nonprofit
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