The master thesis by Linda Persson and Liza Arvidssons is finally published and availble for all. Linda and Liza, in cooperation with Touch AT!, have been working hard all through the spring with evaluation of TellMe in three different special education schools and in five different classes in the Gothenburg area. More information about the work and the app can be found here:

Liza Arvidsson, Linda Persson. Evaluation of TellMe, a three-way communication tool for the Special Education Context. Göteborg : Chalmers tekniska högskola, 2016. 134 s. Master thesis – Department of Applied Information Technology, Chalmers University of Technology, Göteborg, Sweden; 2016:130, 2016. http://studentarbeten.chalmers.se/publication/242967-evaluation-of-tellme-a-three-way-communication-tool-for-the-special-education-context

This autumn, several of us in the Touch AT! project have been invited to give talks in different places. A few examples are Peter Börjesson who gave a talk on ”Utveckling av teknologi för och med barn i särskolan” at the VHETT-fair in Gothenburg, and Eva Eriksson talked about ”Participatory Design in Special Education” at Aarhus University at the Participatory Information Technology 2016 Symposium, see more here: http://pit.au.dk/pages/the-2016-fall-pit-symposium/