This is a series of five videos on YouTube from the 2011 Assistive Technology Access Partnership (ATAP) Conference in Warwick, RI, on November 30, 2011. These videos are interviews with vendors at the conference.

60 Minutes aired this segment, “Apps for Autism: Communicating on the iPad”, on October 23, 2011.
AT in the mainstream media is always noteworthy. Be sure to look at the comments (98 of them so far), for some interesting critique on the segment, from professionals and parents.
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-18560_162-20124225/apps-for-autism-communicating-on-the-ipad/

by Chris Klein, AAC-RERC Writers Brigade Participant
Chris Klein, a member of the AAC-RERC Writer’s Brigade, has partnered with David McNaughton, Pennsylvania State University, and is creating YouTube videos that share success stories of those with speech disabilities/complex communication needs (CCN), and the methods they use to communicate. These communication strategies are collectively referred to as [...]

by Kathy Jo Pink, AAC-RERC Writers Brigade Participant
Being unprepared for a disaster can be life threatening, especially for those with complex communication needs. Pam Kennedy, AAC-RERC Writers Brigade Program Manager and Editor, has learned that lesson after becoming a refugee when Grand Forks, North Dakota encountered massive flooding in 1997.  
 When the dike was breached in [...]