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The Grid 2 Tour, 16 April, Adelaide
In conjunction with Sensory Software (U.K.), Zyteq, Link-AT and NovitaTech invite Speech Pathologists, Occupational Therapists, Special Educators, Rehabilitation specialists and interested others to this half day seminar. The Grid 2 software combined with selected hardware and peripherals offers a wide range of possibilities for alternative and augmentative communication (AAC) and computer access for people with severe communication impairments, complex communication needs and physical disabilities. If you would like to learn more about The Grid 2, the speech generating devices, specialised accessing and environmental controls that work with The Grid 2 this seminar will explore the many options.
For more information on this free seminar: Grid 2 Adelaide seminar
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Rett Syndrome conference, 12-14 May, Auckland
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Inclusive Learning Technologies Conference 2012, 22-25 May Gold Coast.
We will be exhibiting our full product range of AAC and AT devices during this three day event. Plus: the amazing EyeFX and Magic Carpet products from Sensory Guru will be displayed!!
Come and visit us!
Also, Lee Blemings from Sensory Guru will presenting on Interactive Sensory Room Technologies (Wed, 23rd @2.15 pm, please register soon - only a few places left!). Together with Fiona Beauchamp and Viki Newton of CPEC we will be presenting our experiences when it comes to mounting devices and switches onto a variety of supportive equipment used by children with physical disabilities. The session is called "I can talk anywhere, anytime" (Fri, 25th @11 am; register here).
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ARATA 2012, 22-24 August, Sydney.
ARATA 2012 Conference: “Bridging the AT Gap”, will provide the opportunity for all stakeholders, including clinicians, therapists, educators, rehabilitation engineers, inventors, suppliers and consumers to meet in Sydney, to share knowledge, experience and expertise to help bridge the AT gap. www.arata.org.au/conf.php
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