It has been some time since my last project update as the summer term proved to be jam packed with online conferences, events and project discussions, swiftly followed by the energy of a frantic startContinue reading
Category: communication
AAC research and practice
Last week I was grateful to be invited by the AAC journal club team to host a session which asked: What has changed with AAC technology and what next? The AAC journal club is aContinue reading
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Sign up here Throughout 2021, a central part of my ESRC postdoctoral fellowship will be to disseminate the findings of my doctoral research that investigated communication involving children with severe speech and physical impairments andContinue reading
Cultivating Care
For the benefit of three years down the line, when the pace of London life will likely resume to ‘business as normal’, I’m writing this post as daily routines are disrupted, relations protracted, and thoughtsContinue reading
Transcription, representation and children’s voices
A large focus of my PhD work has been on finding ways of hearing and amplifying the voices of non-speaking children with physical disabilities. Generating children’s voices that are faithful to what children wantContinue reading
A jack of all trades?
The start of the year proved itself to be an adrenaline (and coffee) filled journey of presenting my PhD project and discussing new directions with many people – old friends and new. It also coincidedContinue reading
A video study on AAC use in conversations
I’m so delighted to share details of my first full paper co-authored with Mina Vasalou and Mike Clarke. It’s to appear in the CHI 2018 proceedings and has been awarded an honourable mention. Continue reading
Theorising communication
Since my last post, I’ve spent a considerable amount of time studying some of the different perspectives on communication. In a bid to understand how my own thoughts align with or differ fromContinue reading