AAC Staff Training at DDA

Augmentative and Alternative Communication Training

In 2017, DDA investigated technology solutions that can increase the capabilities of people with disabilities. DDA’s goal is to develop and provide client-centred technological supports to optimize independence. The use of assistive technology promotes work towards independent living for people with disabilities. To do this, DDA provides education for frontline staff and site managers to …

Accessing Accessibility

iPad technology has become increasingly more accessible for individuals with disabilities since its first release in 2010. Built-in accessibility options now allow caregivers to quickly make changes to both the audiovisual presentation and functionality of the device for individual specific adaptations. These features are available out of the box and can be used without the …

A Trip to the Future – 17th Annual Coleman Conference

The Coleman Conference, held just outside of Boulder, Colorado by the Coleman Institute, brings together academics, service providers, families, self-advocates, bureaucrats, and tech industry pioneers to discuss the use of digital technology to increase the independence of people with cognitive disabilities.  This year, I was asked to talk about our robot project by the American …

DDA Head Office Is Moving. Our phone lines are now operational; however, due to ongoing construction, the head office will remain closed and access will be restricted until the work is fully completed. As a result, calls may not be answered in real time. If you require assistance, please email the appropriate staff member or leave a voicemail, and we will respond as soon as possible. Effective December 1st, our new address will be: 100–10271 Shellbridge Way Richmond, BC V6X 2W8
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