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Sorting Through Multimedia to Support Literacy and Numeracy

Sorting Through Multimedia to Support Literacy and Numeracy

SET-BC recently partnered with Bridges Canada to host workshops designed to explore and compare multimedia software that can be used to support literacy and numeracy development.

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Vision Road Show

SET-BC Hosts Provincial Vision Workshop in Richmond

Lower mainland teachers, teaching assistants, speech therapists and vision teachers recently attended a provincial workshop highlighting the latest vision technologies.

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Clicker Camp 2011

Clicker Camp Student Activity Day

Students from the lower mainland met at Clicker Camp recently to create talking books.

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SET-BC Hosts AAC in the Classroom: Building Blocks for Success

On April 12th, to promote knowledge and understanding around implementation of AAC in the classroom, SET-BC hosted a DynaVox Mayer-Johnson presentation at the Leo Marshall Curriculum Centre in North Vancouver.

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Betsy Walker from TobiiATI

SET-BC Regions 1 & 2 welcome Bridges and TobiiATI

Betsy Walker from TobiiATI presented the workshop and demonstrated the various communication devices and communication software options that are offered by TobiiATI.

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Vision Road Show

SET-BC Region 5 Hosts Vision Road Show

The SET-BC Vision Focus Group has been facilitating Vision Road Show Workshops across the province for the past two school years.

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Kurzweil kamp

SET-BC Student Activity Days

SET-BC has developed and hosted several student activity days around the province, increasing AT implementation and student independence.

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AAC Show & Share

AAC Show and Share

Students using AAC systems from schools around the lower mainland recently attended a fun and engaging 'AAC Show and Share' event.

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iPod popard

iPod Touch as an Organization Tool for Students with Asperger's Syndrome

In hopes of learning new ways technology can assist students with daily organization, SET-BC is collaborating with the Provincial Outreach Program for Autism Spectrum Disorders on an iPod Touch student project.

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SET-BC Region 2 District Partners’ Day

SET-BC Region 2 District Partners’ Day

On January 18th, the lower mainland SET-BC consultants hosted their annual "District Partner Day." SET-BC District Partners are BC educators who work in collaboration with SET-BC to support acceptance of new students, planning of assistive technology (AT) training, and implementation of technology loaned to students in BC school districts.

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Elaine Holtham from Aroga

SET-BC Hosts AAC Workshops

On January 12th and 13th Elaine Holtham from Aroga provided a full day Vantage Lite and a half day Alt-Chat programming workshop at SET-BC Provincial Centre. 

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Cool Communicators Christmas Cheer

Cool Communicators Christmas Cheer

On December 1, 2010, seventeen students who use speech generating devices to talk, brought a peer to take part in games and activities geared to help them gain greater independence and confidence using their devices. This is the fourth consecutive year for this event. 

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BC Vision Teachers' Conference

SET-BC Consultants Present at BC Vision Teachers' Conference

On October 21st, three SET-BC regional consultants, Dave Rathwell, Vicky Midtdal and Chris Marshall, all members of our Vision Interest Group, presented "Low Vision Technology" at the BC Vision Teachers Conference.

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Cool Communicators Camp

Cool Communicators Camp 2010

Cool Communicators Camp participation continued to grow in the summer of 2010. There were 47 Cool Communicators who participated this summer at the 3 BC Lions Easter Seals camps in Squamish, Shawnigan (Vancouver Island) and Winfield. This is the largest number of Cool Communicators Campers we have ever had, with an increase of 6 campers over our record high last year.

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