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ATIA Orlando 2011 Conference and Exhibition

Start Date: January 26, 2011

End Date: January 29, 2011

Description:ATIA Orlando 2011 once again will serve as a leading forum for the assistive technology community to participate in presentations and discussions about new technology, practical applications, and services. Segments of the assistive technology industry (Augmentative and Alternative Communication; Blindness; Computer Access; Curriculum Adaptations; Deaf and Hard of Hearing; Electronic Aids to Daily Living; Games and Recreation; Learning Disabilities/Study Aids/Literacy; Low Vision; and Mechanical Accessories and Mounting Devices) will be represented in various presentations, demonstrations and/or exhibits. In addition, a hands-on lab will provide an opportunity to experiment with and evaluate the latest assistive technology devices and software available.

Conference Website: http://www.atia.org/i4a/pages/index.cfm?pageid=3686

Conference Email: info@atia.org

Location: Caribe Royale All-Suites Resort and Convention Center in Orlando, Florida, United States.

Paper Submission Deadline: May 19, 2010

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