Wendy Alameda, B.A.

Wendy Alameda serves as project coordinator and assistive technology specialist for the Wyoming Assistive Technology Resources (WATR), Wyoming AgrAbility, and the Wyoming Deaf-Blind Equipment Distribution programs.

For WATR, Wendy coordinates device inventory and loans, and provides training, technical assistance and information. Wendy also provides assistive technology expertise to the Wyoming AgrAbility program that focuses on education, networking and evaluations for ranchers, farmers and farm workers with disabilities and their families so that they can continue to be involved in what they love, farming and ranching. She is the statewide coordinator for evaluating and implementing appropriate assistive technology devices to meet the communication needs of Wyoming individuals who are deaf-blind.

Wendy graduated from the University of Wyoming with a Bachelor of Arts in elementary education, and is looking forward to completing graduate work through the University of Northern Colorado in the special education, visual impairment program. Wendy has teaching endorsements in middle school and English as a second language. She has over 13 years of experience in teaching and experience with assistive technology.

Contact

E-mail: walameda@uwyo.edu
Phone: (307) 766-6187

Presentations

Goldman, Amy S. & Alameda, W. (2013, February). A New Resource for People who are Deaf-Blind. Assistive Technology Industry Association Conference. Orlando, FL.

Regan, D., & Alameda, W. (2013, March). Augmentative and Alternative Communication and Assistive Technology. Presented at EXCEL Pre-school, Saratoga, WY.