I’m frantically working on my two presentations:
- “The Untapped iPad Market: Is Your Site POUR?“for March 13th at South by Southwest (SXSW) Conference in Austin, and
- “The New AAC (Assistive and Augmentative Communication): Cheap and Disruptive?” for March 17th at the 26th Annual International Technology & Persons with Disabilities Conference (CSUN) in San Diego.
i am really looking forward to both conferences because, after working in the web accessibility field for thirteen years, I am finally going to meet many of my mentors, colleagues and possibly even competitors. I’m looking forward to soaking up even more of their expertise, and to sharing latest best practices, techniques and frustrations.
Amidst drafting the presentations and preparing for my trip, I began wondering how I could possibly capture some of this knowledge, expertise and insights to share with my Blog Accessibility readers.
An idea struck…
In the Proloquo2Go app, I have prepared various interview questions, which will enable me pick and choose which questions to ask (via text-to-speech) during the interview. And…I could record the interview using the movie setting on my camera, mounted on my scooter using the Gorilla tripod.
The result may not be a smooth flowing conversation, but rather a bumpy Q&A session. But that’s okay, right?
What’s amazing isn’t the technology to do it; it’s the confidence to try it. I wouldn’t have felt confident to give this a try a few years ago; I’m definitely on some kind of journey…final destination still unknown.
Will this iPad experiment work? Stay tuned…
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Tags: accessibility, assistive technology, Augmentative and alternative communication, IPad, wheelchair
