Morgan, Emma and I practicisng for the ISAAC 2010 opening ceremony in Barcelona at the weekend (very long) workshops.
And on the Monday performing in the band with the rest of the team…
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Music Workshop at ISAAC 2010
Sunday, August 15th, 2010ISAAC 2010 – Barcelona
Tuesday, August 10th, 2010What a week…I loved every minute of the ISAAC conference in Barcelona, catching up with so many ‘old’ friends and making new ones from all over the world. I spent time in the exhibition, went to sessions and took part too…
from my own presentation
The Truth the Whole Truth and Nothing but the Truth – Labelled?
Expanded from the Communication Matters conference to include more details of types of AAC I use
To the 1 Voice Teenagers Presentation when we talked about our experiences over the last 5 years,
then to Mel Smiths 2 dreams sessions when I talked about my dream to play boccia for GB in 2016……
Before finally the dance workshop with Mel, Morgan and Emma – we all spoke about what music means to us and how dance plays a part in all of our lives. It was just amazing when people got out of their chairs and the audience stood on their chairs and joined us in dancing to PINK.
Thank you to everyone!
What I like and dislike about using AAC
Tuesday, June 8th, 2010
I found this old video from 2006, but actually I still feel the same about using a communication aid.
Take a look and see if you agree!http://www.youtube.com/user/TheMoulam#p/a/u/0/-YFnV0IWBUg
Updates this week
Saturday, February 6th, 2010Check out both my About Me page and my Assistive Technology pages. There is new stuff on both, happy surfing!
Remembering AAC Awareness Week 2008
Thursday, February 4th, 2010
Winning the multimedia award with Emma and Morgan this week in the 2009 AAC Awareness story contest reminded me about my 2008 entry to the ISAAC AAC Awareness Week. I wrote a story which my lovely friend Mel Smith illustrated. I didn’t win then but the UK entries were judged by Communication Matters and I was lucky enough to get an award in the teenage category. I then got to read my entry at 10 Downing Street!
Check out all the AAC Awareness Week 2008 entries here
http://www.aacawareness.org/collectiontoc.html
Or read my story here: Just Talking