[Blind-international-students] C-Sun 2013. An overview.

[Tatiana Nisioti]

Mostafa,
I am keen on attending that convention one day, too! And yes, though the "Eyes on Success" episode is clear enough, it would great to hear from others who have attended it.

Regards!



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  From: Mostafa Al'mahdy 
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  Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2013 5:41 PM
  Subject: [Blind-international-students] C-Sun 2013. An overview.


  Hello. C-Sun is the largest accessibility conference in the world. It's annually coordinated at California state university. It brings the most sophisticated technological advancements for all kinds of disabilities. I have constantly been intrigued to attend one of its conventions myself. Well one day, I may can. I was tremendously puzzled with one of the greatly adaptive technology discoveries that was presented therein. I heard on (eyes on success) podcast that there  a fully accessible system for blind instructors was demonstrated. It contains a uniquely sufficient system that facilitates the classroom for the blind instructor to professionally regulate the classroom pattern from start to finish. I always dremt of the mainstream high tech community being integrated and how it significantly collaborates with adaptive technology developers to ultimately reproduce such impressive projects. Has anyone went to C-Sun for this year? and has anyone attended the discussion panel for this particular technological project approach?
  It would be incredible indeed, when this intelligent prototype sees the light. I would like to know if anyone has any further information about that.  
  http://www.csun.edu/


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