What participants have to say
PRE CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS
Monday & Tuesday
October 21-22, 2024
IN-DEPTH LEARNING – Pre conference workshops focus on assistive technology implementation and best practices. Each workshop is conducted by a nationally recognized leader in the field, providing in-depth professional skills necessary to successfully implement assistive technology in the lives of persons with disabilities. Workshops range from introductory to advanced and cover many different topics.
Workshops will be announced April 1.
CONFERENCE
Tuesday – Friday
October 22-25, 2024
COME, NETWORK, LEARN – Discover rich resources and tools that support students in accessing instruction and enhance learning opportunities.
- Exhibit Grand Opening & Prize Drawing – 5:00 pm, Tuesday
- Keynote Address – 8:00 am, Wednesday
- Over 200 presentation hours
- Annual Celebration Dance – 7:30 pm, Wednesday
- State-of-the-Art Commercial Exhibits Tuesday – Thursday
Presentations will be announced July 1.
Kickoff the Conference With a Bang On Tuesday Evening!
GRAND OPENING INCLUDES PIZZA, PRIZES & MORE!
Take in ALL the conference has to offer!
We’re thrilled to invite you to our Exhibit Grand Opening Tuesday evening! Come along, enjoy delicious complimentary pizza, mingle with our amazing vendors, and participate for a chance to grab exciting prizes. This is one event you absolutely cannot miss!
Get them before they’re gone! Grab your free drink tickets from the vendors during the grand opening and enjoy a complimentary toast on them at the Closing The Gap 2024 Celebration and Dance, Wednesday!
We can’t wait to see you there!
YOUR CONFERENCE FOR EXCEPTIONAL LEARNING
INSIGHT
Where you’re sure to find answers
Through shared best practices and research, networking, training, hands-on opportunities and an expansive exhibit hall, participants will find information, strategies and products that will prove beneficial for use in their work and in the lives.
accessibility & UDL
assessment & IEPs
augmentative and alternative communication (AAC)
autism spectrum disorder (ASD)
blind / low vision
deaf and hard of hearing
early childhood development
instruction, literacy & inclusion
leadership, policy & implementation
mathematics
mobility, mounting, seating & positioning
research
transition, employment & vocational rehab
CONNECTIONS
Where the AT community comes to network and learn
Who should attend? ANYONE interested in finding practical and readily available AT solutions for ALL disabilities, mild to significant, infant through adult.
Speech Language Pathologists
Occupational Therapists
Physical Therapists
Autism Specialists
Vision Specialists
Special Educators
Special Education Directors
Administrators
University Instructors
Technology Specialists
Parents
End Users
Manufacturers / Producers / Company Representatives
REGISTRATION OPENS APRIL 1
Conference Participant Testimonials