CUE 2017 National Conference

Middle and high school students must have the ability to take effective notes, demonstrate intact study skills, exhibit the ability to research and synthesize information, organization their school materials and manage their time effectively; essential responsibilities in their role as a student. Difficulties in any one of these areas can prevent academic success. This session will highlight ubiquitous and free tools which bypass these challenges.


Karen Janowski is an Assistive & Educational Technology Consultant, and Adjunct Professor at Simmons College in Boston, MA. She presents both locally and nationally about the importance of using ubiquitous technologies which remove the obstacles to learning for all students and is a passionate advocate of Universal Design for Learning. Janowski is an EdCampBoston and EdCampAccess organizer.