Presentation

CEC Conference (April, 2001) --- presented as a title of "Adapting the classroom environment for Communication Opportunities and more" with Jennie Schaff. Brief Proposal

This was my first time to present at the national conference. The presentation was a part of student-kaleidoscope. I think that the presentation was okay, except there were not much audience. Student kaleidoscope was not major part of CE, and this was not known well. So student presenters had to present each other. I think this was very good experience and an excellent opportunity for me..

Yonsei Rehabilitation School in Korea (June, 2001). --- presented as a title of "What is Assistive Technology". Powerpoint Presentation (English version)

This was my first time to present in Korean. I brought in Korea many catalogs from different Assistive Technology vendors, so I had enough stuff to show the audience while presenting. My only complaint was that I could not show them the actual Assistive Technology device. But catalog was much better than nothing. I practiced my presentation to my mom so many times right before night. My actual presentation was very successful. Presenting in Korean was much much easier for me to present in English.

AHEAD (The Association on Higher Education and Disability in Virginia) (October, 2001) --- presented as a guestspeaker at Keynote Presentation. Video clip of my presentation.

This was my first time to present to large audience. I presented my experiences with AAC. After finishing the presentation, many audience came to me and praised me highly.

Ivymount School, Rockville, MD (October, 2001) --- presented as a title of "Adapting the School Environment" with Jennie Schaff (October, 2001)

TAM / EAST Conference (January, 2002) --- presented as a title of "Communication within the classroom: A close look at Assistive technology and augmentative and alternative communication systems and how they can be used most effectively within the classroom" with Jennie Schaff. Abstract and Synopsis

Ehwa Womans University, Seoul, Korea (May, 2002) --- presented as a title of "AT and AAC"

This was my first time to lecture in classroom at the University. When Dr. Ji-Yeon Park (a professor at Ehwa Womans University) in Korea asked me to do special lecture for her students, I was very hesitated because I knew that this was going to be very nervous. On the other hand, I thought that this was one of the wonderful opportunies for me, which was lecturing in the University classroom. I showed the students the actual switches and two AAC softwares, and students were amazed by devices.

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