We believe #aphasia research should be shared with people living with aphasia & their families, so we produced a guide on making accessible video abstracts🎦
By the aphasiacre, the Tavistock Trust for Aphasia & Aphasia Trialists
DOWNLOAD: latrobe.edu.au/research/centr…
ARC AphasiaRecovery

Wonderful to hear Humphrey Curtis amazing work on wearable and discreet communication #CUSPLondon PhD Conference😁🎤
KCL Informatics KCL Natural, Mathematical & Engineering Sciences

Back to Lisbon! Before tuning out from #assets2023 I want to give a shoutout to the best paper awards (VisPhoto as BP and Humphrey Curtis Timothy Neate as BSP) this year - great work and presentations! And.....start thinking about #assets2024 , in St. Jonh's, Newfoundland, Canada!

Very sad to miss Humphrey Curtis's #assets2023 talk

So much work went into this paper and these smartwatch apps, with particular thanks to the amazing people at Aphasia Re-Connect

I've also heard a rumour this paper has been nominated for a best paper award... 🎉

I’m at #ASSETS2023 in NYC this year! Tomorrow afternoon, I’ll be presenting our paper on Watch Your Language: Using Smartwatches to Support Communication. This work was done in collaboration with my advisor Timothy Neate and Aphasia Re-Connect!

dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.114…

sigaccess & ACM CHI Conference folk!

Humphrey Curtis and I have a fresh sigaccess preprint:

'Watch Your Language: Using Smartwatches To Support Communication'

We explore smartwatches for supporting users with complex communication needs

kclpure.kcl.ac.uk/ws/portalfiles…

Check out Humphrey’s interview with Electronic Specifier where he outlines his work’s design philosophy and impact, as well as his own career journey and the future of discreet assistive technology. 💻

electronicspecifier.com/products/weara…

Struggling to read, write or speak makes life difficult - but that's the reality of life with aphasia.💬

To empower people to speak up Humphrey Curtis and team co-designed devices alongside aphasia sufferers so they can communicate without stigma. 🗣️

loom.ly/iE85TAk

Charlie Beckett LSE Media & Communications Thanks so much to everybody who attended today’s ABSW Science and Technology Journalism Summer School with us! 🎉🥳

Science communication is so important and we were humbled to play our part in inspiring the next generation. See you at the next one! 👋

#abswss23

Just 24 hours to go until #HCID2023 ! We look forward to hosting you all tomorrow as we explore how to #DesignBetter with our fantastic collection of speakers. We've had a few people ask about arrival time. Whilst registration opens at 10:30am attendees can arrive at any time.

Advert live for exiting position in #hci and #accessibility at King's College London KCL Informatics

kcl.ac.uk/jobs/068706-re…

Come work with me, Professor Madeline Cruice and many more on CA11y (Content Accessibility): tdjneate.github.io/CA11y/

ACM SIGCHI sigaccess ACM Interactive Media Experiences (IMX) ACM CHI Conference #a11y

📢 Final call to join us for our research and innovation showcase

Staff & students will demo prototypes from software systems to smart cities technologies, cybersecurity, AI, and green computing 💻

Register ➡️ bit.ly/3ypPgl8

Doin' a talk at #hcid2023 !

A huge well done to everyone completing 7 miles in wind, rain and train strikes around Hyde Park today! All to raise funds! thank you all

Great day out at Hyde Park on a sponsored walk for Aphasia Re-Connect. Had to brave wind, rain and train strikes! Any donations warmly received!

gofund.me/338b3df9 #GoFundMe 7 miles around Hyde Park & Kensington Gardens in the wind, rain and train strikes! Hip hip hurrah for people with aphasia

Great to share our paper “Envisioning the (In)Visibility of Discreet and Wearable AAC” with so many people at #CHI2023 this week. Equally, it was great to learn about so much fantastic research and attend workshops. Plus, enjoy beautiful Hamburg! Thanks ACM CHI Conference and ACM SIGCHI!

Up bright and early on the final day of #CHI2023 ? 🌞

Come and see Humphrey Curtis present our work in Room Y03+Y04 in the 'Accessible Interaction Techniques B' session

Great to see all of our students undertaking such fantastic research and being recognised for it! Congratulations to Humphrey Curtis and our undergraduates for their hard work 👏