AT Powered by AI

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  Video
Duration:
59 minutes
Developed by:
Open Access, Placer County SELPA
Relevant categories:
Disabilities Intervention Special Education Technology
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Overview

This session focuses on Assistive Technology powered by Artificial Intelligence. The learning goals are to understand how AI-powered assistive technologies can expand accessibility and reduce barriers for students, explore three innovative AI tools, specifically Notebook LM, Glint, and Voiceitt, and how their features support learning and participation, and identify practical ways to integrate AI-powered assistive technology to foster student independence, engagement, and inclusion.

  Keywords: Accessibility, Accessible Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Assistive Technology, Inclusion, Neurodiversity, Universal Design for Learning (UDL)

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Added on 6/2/2026   ·   Last updated on 6/2/2026