Assistive Technology

UW ECHO in Assistive Technology provides training and the sharing of best practices for educators and service providers to consider, implement and evaluate the use of assistive technology to improve outcomes for students.

Network participants include users of assistive technology and their families, assistive technology professionals, specialists and teams, school administrators, general and special education teachers, paraeducators, case managers, school counselors, school psychologists, state agency staff, and special education service providers, including OTs, PTs, SLPs, etc.

UW ECHO in Assistive Technology is a collaboration with Wyoming Assistive Technology Resources.

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Sessions are on select Fridays, (check calendar for dates), 12:00 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. MT via Zoom video conferencing technology.

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This session will explore falls prevention through the lens of assistive technology and practical home modifications. Participants will learn how simple environmental changes and supportive technologies can reduce fall risks, enhance safety, and promote independence at home.

Presenter: Emily Nabors, Associate Director of Innovation, Center for Healthy Aging

This presentation will explore the pieces that go into making our primary environment, our house, work seamlessly with the individuals living there. In short, making the house a home. We will discuss the benefits of inclusive housing, assistive technology for greater home access and a variety of home modification options.

Presenter: Scout Merry, Program Coordinator, Missouri Assistive Technology (MO-AT)

This presentation will provide information about Wyoming Department of Vision Outreach and Wyoming Relay programs, and how they can benefit people both in their homes and at work.

Presenter: Jennifer D’Alessandro, Education Consultant, Wyoming Department of Vision Outreach | Dominique Maestas, Equipment Distribution Specialist, Wyoming Relay

Session description coming soon.

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This session will share a practical “Top 10” list of lessons learned about home modifications and environmental supports. Drawing from real-life experiences, the session will highlight common challenges and solutions that help people adapt their homes for safety, accessibility, and independence.

Presenter: Joan & Steve Larson

Join us to learn more about the services and supports WIL and WyTAP offer to individuals throughout Wyoming.

Presenter: Tina Bennett, ADA Coordinator, Wyoming Independent Living

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