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Arabic Symbol Dictionary – Agenda May 12th 2014,1pm Qatar time and 11am UK time
Welcome
- Those attending and apologies
- Minutes of the last meeting – changes and acceptance
- Matters arising from the minutes that do not come into the following items in the agenda such as 1st biennial report, staffing update and resources
- Focus group and interviews for core / fringe vocabularies – Tullah/EA – issues around Arabic and English lexicons and symbol collection.
- Advisory Group – further confirmations – need to send members a version of 1st biennial report and updates on the project
- Mail list serve for AAC Forum participants
- Making Symbol Choices – Symbol Manager update – link using my home email address and password which we will change after this event! ea@emptech.info password ead123 http://symbolmanager.ecs.soton.ac.uk/symbolmanager
- Dissemination –
- AAATE workshop on Care and Technology – Holland – Poster
- ICCHP 2014 – Poster – Paris http://www.icchp.org/
- ISAAC 2014 – Portugal https://www.isaac-online.org/english/conference-2014/
- Arabic Natural Language Processing Workshop
collocated with EMNLP 2014, Doha, Qatar http://www.emnlp2014.org/workshops/anlp/call.html - RAATE 2014 UK – http://www.raate.org.uk/
- Communication Matters 2014 UK – http://www.communicationmatters.org.uk/page/conference
- Next Telemeeting – Phone number for Southampton #4402380593667
AAATE Workshop 2014: Education in “Care and Assistive Technology”, Heerlen, The Netherlands, May 22 and 23 2014 (The program for this workshop can be found here.)
Professionals across Europe play a critical role in the successful application of AT for people with disability. The level of their knowledge and expertise regarding Assistive Technology is therefor essential. Education is a key element in building and maintaining the required expertise.
The 2014 AAATE workshop focusses on various aspects of AT education in Europe. The inspiring program highlights best practices and seeks discussion among members of the AAATE, ISG and their colleagues.
The program of the workshop addresses education covering technology aspects regarding both Assistive Technology supporting individual end-users but also the related field of Care Technology, supporting care providers. It will cover both the application of existing technology and the development of technological innovations. It will address both primary education as well as lifelong learning. A special interest will be given to Multi-disciplinary collaboration in support of development and application of AT and CT.
The workshop is of interest for healthcare professionals, technical developers and professionals and researchers in the domains of Assistive technology and Care technology. We look forward meeting you all in Heerlen, the Netherlands.
The ISAAC Biennial Conference program offers something for everyone with an interest in AAC. Presentations feature leading edge research, and clinical and educational interventions and innovations. People who use AAC share their experiences and perspectives. Posters focus on a wide range of topics, and the Exhibition showcases new technologies or applications of technology, products and services.
People who use AAC, individuals from emerging AAC nations (BUILD) and emerging researchers are eligible for travel grants. Details on the Awards and Scholarships page.
Further information http://www.aaate.net/sites/default/files/u10/aaate2015_v7.pdf
AAATE is proud to announce the AAATE 2015 conference to be held in Budapest Congress Center with Novotel Hotel City
10 – 13 September 2015
The Communication Matters National AAC Conference is the UK’s leading annual AAC event, with a diverse programme of plenaries, presentations and exhibition held over two and a half days.The conference provides a unique forum to meet and exchange information with representatives from all disciplines associated with AAC, including people who use AAC, parents, carers, professionals and suppliers of AAC equipment. Communication Matters encourages and supports people who use AAC to attend.