Here, you will find links to online resources, pictures of technology, a video I recorded as my TEDx Talk about UDL, and expert data and conversations about AT and UDL.

Grab a cup of your favorite beverage, snuggle under your comfiest blanket, and enjoy my AT/UDL Final Digital Project! Your first stop is my video to the right!

Please be sure to scroll to the right and down to make sure you get all the content I have shared.

Thank you!

Chawna Cousins

The meaning of this background may be clear, but just in case it is not, I am a huge fan of rainbows and bright colors. If something comes in rainbow, I generally pick that option over other solid colors. I am also obsessed with yarn, knitting, and fiber arts and usually have more than a couple projects going at any given time.

In case you love the cute, fun, and kind of strange job that AI did creating this for me, you can also have this wallpaper for your very own (the other thing I am sharing with you)! Just open it up and on the right side of the screen, you'll see the three dots. Within that menu, you will find "download attachment". It will go to wherever your computer is set up to put downloaded files. Enjoy!

#1 -- buy a physical copy of it (or check it out at the local library).

This means anything that can help any person with disabilities do a job or function in their life with little to no assistance from another human being. A pencil grip, a staircase railing, or a digital screen reader are all assistive technologies.

Assistive technology is an amazing thing when you think about it being most anything. For the purposes of this Padlet, I am going to share about three different areas of assistive technology related to areas of education and types of technology that can be seen there.

This can be used to predict words that a user would normally use and help with things like dysgraphia.

OH! and if you haven't already, please consider subscribing to my YouTube channel. I am not promising more videos, but I am promising they will be worthwhile!