DBI 2019 Conference Resources
Accessibility
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Enhancing accessibility to education through curriculum adaptation for students with deafblindness
Art therapy with individuals who are deafblind
Accessibility for people with deafblindness when getting medical services
Appropriate age-related services for seniors with dual sensory loss
Educational practices that facilitate learning for children with Md & Db
Positive touch access: increasing access for young learners who are deafblind
Bringing accessibility solutions to our homes and communities for today and tomorrow
Lead: Learn. Empower. Achieve. Develop. Enhancing skills through leadership development
Act possibilities of supportive physical contexts
Training as a key to access successful inclusive practices
Communication and accessibility impacted of our children’s current life and their future
The Deafblind Team Model: a collaborative partnership to act and meet complex student needs
Bertolt Brecht and deafblind theatre
How can we increase accessibility through special educational investigations?
Persons with deafblindness living with Charles Bonnet Syndrome
Deafblind Centre of Excellence in Australia: supporting service excellence
Communication
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Theory-of-mind in individuals with acquired deafblindness is affected by social relations
Researching tactile signed conversations
Using videoanalysis to enhance communication between parents and children with deafblindness
Building communication between deafblind students through adapted physical activity/apa
Giving access to a cultural language
Promoting accessibility through psychological assessment
How to act with arousal in mind
Diagnosis of adults with Usher Syndrome
Social-haptic communication in Australia
Using extracurricular activities to enhance communication and social skills for inclusive education
Suggestions based on the work of David Katz for a ‘touch-based pedagogy’
The Swedish National Resource Center for Deafblindness research overview
Technology
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Dual sensory loss and assistive technology use in the Canadian Longitudinal Study On Aging
Video feedback intervention: how do you do it?
Applying for intervenor services: a web based approach
Creating and tracking student growth through the development of local capacity around the child
My life story about overcoming communication challenges as a deafblind person
Eye gaze technology: more than meets the eye!
Converting vibrotactile information in daily practice of people with deafblindness
How technology and communication styles have improved my life
Codesign of a national deafblind information hub with and for people with deafblindness
Effectiveness of a new modality of face-to-face and distance communication in deafblindness
Web accessibility best practices for people with deafblindness