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This years conference will feature a dynamic lineup of topics and speakers, including keynote presenters from New England Low Vision and Blindness, who will highlight the newest and most essential technology for transition-aged students.Attendees can look forward to a variety of engaging breakout sessions covering topics such as innovative strategies to increase student independence through active consultation; a hands-on exploration of AI-assisted orientation and mobility tools; an overview of smart glasses and wearable AI devices; and MCB s role in interagency collaboration within the IEP process.Participants will also hear directly from current college students as they share their lived experiences navigating transition and post-secondary life offering valuable insight and perspective.New this year is a dedicated small-group case presentation session, where participants are invited to bring a case to collaboratively review with colleagues and gain constructive feedback and practical, real-world strategies.With sessions designed to inform, inspire, and energize your work, there is truly something for everyone. |
