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Session Category: Technology

 

Pittsburgh

National Conference 2013: Session Information

Session Category: Technology

The following list of sessions all fall under the Technology category

*Using Technology To Teach Social Skills To Individuals With Autism Spectrum Disorders

Brief Description: In our increasingly-inclusive society, individuals with autism are required to socially interact with same-aged peers with typical development. Inclusionary settings are not restricted to school, but extend to recreational, community, vocational, and residential environments. Implementing a social narrative using digital media is a discreet and efficient means to provide social skill instruction to individuals with ASD. Using a clinical case study, this session will discuss how to effectively implement a social intervention via digital media.

Speaker(s): Kathy Ralabate Doody

*Using Ipad’s To Increase Independence For Transitioning Students and Adults With ASD

Brief Description: Mobile technology i-devices like the iPad provide individuals with ASD a unique opportunity for transitional support and independence. Unfortunately many of those Apps being purchased are never used or are ineffective for transition or are being underutilized. Methods for reviewing Apps by matching features will be demonstrated as participants are encouraged to develop a plan for individual users. Apps will be demonstrated targeting independence and self-determination in productivity, social networking, communication, educational instruction, daily living, and social skills

Speaker(s): Melanie Johnston


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