
Chris Bugaj
@attipscast
Co-author for Inclusive Learning 365. Author of The NEW Assistive Tech: Make Learning AWESOME For All! Co-host of the Talking with Tech podcast.
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http://chrisbugaj.com 01-08-2008 23:57:50
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Looking forward to working with Chris Bugaj as we reprise our #VSTE23 workshop Inspire Loudoun on April 20. You can still register here: inspireloudoun.lcps.org


Reflecting on the amazing Inspire Loudoun Saturday event. It was so great to see so many friends from our neighboring districts. Thank you to the participants, presenters, exhibitors and committee!





A very special shout out to Legacy Elementary and their amazing Robots for Everyone program for being named Outstanding Inclusive Program by the SEAC. Congratulations!


There is still time to register for the Inclusive Leaders Academy! Live training dates: 5/30 & 5/31 in Beverly, MA. See below for all the details. #edtech #edchat #edleadership #edadmin #edutwitter #LeadershipDevelopment #leadershipskills Inclusive 365




Huge thanks to our friend, Chris Bugaj Chris Bugaj for honoring our colleague Jeff Powers! His legacy & work in AAC continue to impact FCPS. He brought voice to countless individuals. Thank you for letting us honor him. #AAC #StudentVoice Listen here: talkingwithtech.org/episodes/fcps


Leslie DiChiara Talking With Tech Thanks for sharing out Leslie DiChiara so it can reach others…this was a such a fun conversation with Rachel Madel (Chris Bugaj was there in spirit) and I can’t wait to hear what everyone thinks about it….and for our next conversation opportunity! #ATChat #AAC #AllMeansAll

As a special education teacher, I found this discussion very informative. Ideas and tools were shared that I will definitely try next school year. ISTE Carl Hooker @possbeth Karen Janowski Mike Marotta Chris Bugaj BAM Education Radio Network Valerie Witte Emily Reed bamradionetwork.com/track/the-new-…




AI can be a scary new frontier, especially if used in the wrong ways by people with bad intentions—but it also can provide new, unimaginable, and life-changing opportunities for Americans with disabilities. I’m grateful to ElevenLabs for helping make this possible for me.
