I'll be moderating #ATChat, a Twitter Chat on Assistive Technology, on November 20. The chat is 8-9pm EST, and the topic is going to be user perspectives. If seeing the questions ahead of time is helpful for you, they are below. Please wait to tweet your responses until the relevant question is asked, though!
Some people here (like me!) may play multiple roles: AT user, professional, or researcher. If this describes you, feel free to answer from all your roles! #
Q1: Why would you want to include user perspectives? Why is this important?
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Q2: What do you use user perspectives for currently? If you use AT yourself, what have you shared your perspectives for?
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Q3: What might you want to use user perspectives for, that you currently don’t? If you use AT yourself, where would you like your perspective included better? #ATChat
Q4: How do you include the perspectives, goals, and desires of the users you work with? Or, how are your perspectives as an AT user included? #ATChat
Q5: Where do you look for additional user perspectives, or where do you share your perspective as an AT user? #ATChat
Q6: What do you think about engagement with social media content by AT users, like blogs, twitter feeds, or transcripts from relevant Twitter chats? #ATChat
Engagement could include reading and interacting with users and user communities on topics of interest, sharing our content, and other things you might think of. #ATChat
Q7: What work by AT users would you recommend to other participants? (Self-promotion is OK here, for those of us who use AT!) #ATChat
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