Community Life Project Presentation
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The Community Life Project presentation covered how technology can increase accessibility and independence for those with disabilities. It discussed Endeavor Desktop, social media, remote monitoring, parental controls, an assistive technology lab, screening processes, using iPads in children's services, and supported employment task prompting. The presentation was given by Kevin Harding, Sterling Wind, and Alex Andrews and included an agenda, descriptions of various technologies and organizations, and encouraged questions.
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