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Video Modeling: What, Why, How and Examples - A presentation by Dr Pat Mirenda

In this informative and practical session Dr Mirenda presented both the latest research into the use of video modeling with students with autism as well as the steps necessary in creating successful videos.

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Bryce

Student Story

Bryce's Success Story

When Bryce, a grade 5 student at Cranbrook's Amy Woodland Elementary School, received his SET-BC desktop Mac in the winter of 2008, he was just beginning to learn phonemic awareness.

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PAC Mate BX Visual Guide

This collection of visual guides and tutorials supports teams and students using the PAC Mate BX.

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UNBC Scholarship Winner

We’re pleased to highlight Aaron Bond, the most recent recipient of the Allan Forssell Endowed Graduate Scholarship, which is awarded annually by the University of Northern British Columbia.

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PSAP - Provincial Software Acquisition Program

Assistive Technology Software

(PSAP) was created to give British Columbia school districts the opportunity to join the SET-BC provincial site licenses.

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Merry Christmas

ARC-BC Officially Opens to
Ten BC School Districts

With the ARC-BC Pilot Project now concluded, the first group of ten BC school districts to join the ARC-BC Community are now accessing its alternate format collection.

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The Learning Centre

Consultants

Find Assistive Technology Resources

The SET-BC Learning Centre provides a wealth of classroom resources and training modules on assistive technology.

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Virtual Voices Village

Virtual Voices Village is a website that showcases the work of students with disabilities.

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Online Journalism 11/12 Credit Course

The course will be offered starting September 2008, and can be completed at the students pace, provided it is completed by June 12, 2009.

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