CSUN 2017 Assistive Technology Conference Backchannel

Curated content from the 2017 CSUN Assistive Technology Conference. #CSUNATC17. Text over image of San Diego skyline, the conference city.

2018 UPDATE: Visit our 2018 CSUN Backchannel for presentations, tweets, and interviews from the last CSUN Assistive Technology Conference in San Diego. The 2019 CSUN ATC will be in Anaheim.

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The 2017 CSUN Assistive Technology Conference, sponsored by the California State University Northridge Center on Disabilities, is the largest international conference focused on assistive technology. The goal of the conference is to expand the awareness of professionals and introduce newcomers to the disability field.

Microassist is represented at CSUN 2017 by  Chief Technology Officer Hiram Kuykendall, VP of Sales and Marketing Jack McElaney, and Senior Learning Architect Kevin Gumienny.  Below are official conference pages, a selection of tweets, links to the keynote address, and as many presentation slides and related resources as we were able to discover. If you would like your presentation content added, please contact us.

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Official CSUN 2017 Conference Pages

  • Main Conference Page
  • Program Overview Page
  • Pre-Conference Workshops
  • Conference Sessions

CSUN 2017 Conference Curated Tweets

Unable to attend the conference?    Our team has curated notable tweets from the conference below.

Keynote Address

Dr. Kellie Lim’s Keynote Address

Presentation Slides

Sidestepping Ableist Language By Ashley Bischoff

Words Matter Writing for Everyone By Allison Ravenhall

Success Criteria Dependencies and Prioritization:  Implication and Use By Sean Kelly and Bill Tyler

Beyond the Tick box: Getting Accessibility Buy In By Rebecca Nancarrow

A Multidisciplinary Approach to Universal Design By Stein Erik Stokjerra and Anders Skifte

Social Media and Accessibility By Gian Wild

Priority-Based Approaches to Procurement, Planning, and Implementation By Nate Evans and Kristine Moore

Using Mindfulness to Accommodate Mental Health Disability By Sharon Rosenblatt

2017 Digital Accessibility Legal Update By Lainey Feingold and Linda Dardarian

March 2017 Digital Accessibility Legal Update By Lainey Feingold

The Language of Lines: How to Design and Use Tactile Graphics By BJ Epstein, Greg Kehret, Frank Welte, Theresa Postello, and Jerry Kuns

Automatica11y: Trends, Patterns, Predictions in Audit Tooling and Data By Job van Achterberg

Rethinking Accessibility: Role-Based Analysis of WCAG 2.0 By Bill Tyler

Resources and Technology for Transition By Chris Corrigan

VPATs – For Business or Measure? By Ted Gies and Jay Nemchik

Voice Guided Mobile Deposits for Visually Impaired Users By Harmony Clauer Salyers

iOS Accessibility Evaluation of the Canvas By  Scott Williams, Walt Stover, and Brandon Werner

Multi-device Automated Transcription for use in Classrooms By Will Lewis and Tanvi Surti

Using Skype and Skype Business for More Inclusive Meetings By Phil Garding and Becky Montgomery

New reading & writing tools in Word for people with learning differences By Kenichiro Chiba, Seth Fox

Exhibiting Accessibility: How to Make Museums More Inclusive By Dana Marlowe and Sharon Rosenblatt

Accessibility Ambassadors: Building a Community of Accessibility Advocates By Monica Reha

The Art of Language in Accessibility By Crystal Baker

Color Contrast: A Deep Dive into Our Colorful World By Crystal Baker

Cognitive Theory of Multimedia Learning By Krista Greear

Accessibility Data Metrics and Reporting – Industry Best Practices By Ted Drake and Sagar Barbhaya

Preparing the Enterprise for Challenges Presented by Section 508 Refresh By Marc Johlic, Michael Gower and Tom Babinszki

Automatic and Semi-Automatic 2-Tier Check System for EPUB Accessibility By  Hyun-Young Kim

Mystery Meat 2.0 – Making Hidden Mobile Interactions Accessible By Ted Drake and Poonam Tathavadkar

Assistive Wearables: Emerging Trends and Design Considerations By Shaun Kane

Accessibility and Design — Where Productivity and Philosophy Meet By Ryan Strunk
Joe Lonsky

Reusable Acceptance Criteria and Test Cases for Accessibility By Sarah Pulis

Getting an Entire State to Make Accessible Word and PDF Documents By Jennie Delisi. Kim Wee, Becky Bernauer and Tamara Sawyer

Paul Adams Pre-Conference Accessibility Workshops

Mind Your Lang By Adrian Roselli

Microsoft Presentations at CSUN 2017

Accessibility at Microsoft by Jenny Lay-Flurrie

Windows 10 Accessibility By Jeff Petty and Brett Humphrey

What’s New in Office 365 By Malavika Rewari and Clint Covington

Accessibility in Sharepoint and OneDrive for Business By Aneetha Jayaraman, Microsoft

Resources

Ableist Terms and Words to Avoid

Quotable Quotes from CSUN 2017 By Dennis Deacon

CSUN 2017 Megalist of Presentation Resources By Dennis Deacon

CSUN 2017 Review and By WebAxe

Blogs and Other External Posts

CSUN 2017 Conference Recap By Jenny Lay-Flurrie, Microsoft Chief Accessibility Officer

CSUN Report 2017

Technology conference helping people with disabilities via The CW6

Life after Blindness Podcast of CSUN 2017 Assistive Technology Conference

 

 

 

 

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