Igniting Mobility, Play, and Access for Children with Technology
The IMPACT Collaboratory is proud to be a part of the new UW Center for Research and Education on Accessible Technology and Experiences (CREATE). Create was founded by nine UW faculty across the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences, The Allen School… Read More UW Establishes New Center for Accessible Technology
Heather Feldner had the privilege of being part of an Accessibility Panel during this year’s IdeaGen Conference at Microsoft. Moderated by Scott Saponas from Microsoft Research, following a keynote from Jake Wobbrock on ability-based design, fellow panelists included Drs. Kat… Read More Microsoft IdeaGen Conference 2019
Heather Feldner traveled to Spokane, WA for this year’s Pacific Western Disability Studies Symposium, where she presented with fellow UIC Disability Studies Alumni Dr. Laura VanPuymbrouck and Dr. Danbi Lee in an educational session titled, ‘How Disability Studies Can Inform… Read More Pacific Western Disability Studies Symposium
Heather and her colleague from Mercer University, Dr. Alyssa LaForme Fiss, presenting their poster at the CoHSTAR Implementation Science Conference, titled, Strategies for Implementing On Track DMS: A Novel, Pediatric Developmental Monitoring System.
Heather traveled to Orlando, FL this October to participate in the 3rd Annual Go Baby Go Summit, where she presented three education sessions: Why (and Why Not?) Go Baby Go? (with Andrina Sabet); Go Baby Go Research: Current Projects and… Read More 3rd Annual Go Baby Go Summit!
Congratulations to summer research intern Katherine Chamblin (Speech and Hearing Sciences, ’21) on her outstanding poster and oral presentation at the CNT Summer Research Symposium. Her talk and poster were entitled Social Communication Patterns in Children with Cerebral Palsy and… Read More Center for Neural Technology Summer Research Presentation
Research Assistants Joseph St. George, Michelle Chuang, and Winston Lowe at the 2019 Undergraduate Research Symposium at UW, where they rocked their poster titled, Kids, Start Your Engines! Driving Real-World Early Mobility Tracking with a Custom Data Logger.