Assistive Technology for students, parents and teachers with Joan Green

About this episode

Joan Green shares her expertise on assistive technology to help students, parents, and teachers navigate digital tools for better learning experiences.

Meet our tech-savvy friend Joan Green! Joan's been working with assistive technology since the 80s—and she's got the tools and stories to prove it. From calendar tricks and color-coded Google Drives to goblin tools and immersive readers, this episode is jam-packed with tips that make learning easier for our wonderfully wired kids (and adults too!). Easy wins with everyday tech Tools that organize your digital chaos Confidence for parents & empowerment for students Joan reminds us: tech doesn't need to be overwhelming. With a little guidance, it becomes a powerful ally. "I just want to help people be the best they can be—and not be sidelined by their challenges."

People in this episode

Host: Eloise Leher

Guest: Joan Green

Topics covered

• assistive technology
• education
• parenting
• digital tools
• student empowerment

Keywords

• assistive technology
• learning tools
• digital organization
• parent empowerment
• student support

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