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Implementation Strategies for Eye Gaze Users
Katelyn Oeser SLP Brenda Del Monte SLP
Implementation Strategies for Eye Gaze Users Katelyn Oeser SLP - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Implementation Strategies for Eye Gaze Users Katelyn Oeser SLP - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Implementation Strategies for Eye Gaze Users Katelyn Oeser SLP Brenda Del Monte SLP They are doing it with their eyes! Why do we put kiddos on eye gaze? Vision is a relative strength Direct Select with a pointer finger is not reliable
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Why do we put kiddos on eye gaze?
- Vision is a relative strength
- Direct Select with a pointer finger is not reliable
- Eye gaze can be better than Switches
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“But we have switches……”
- Sophia video
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Set up for success
- Visual feedback for dwell time
- Pointer
- Highlight
- Shrinking dot
- Clock dial
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What does is look like on the ACCENT?
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Let’s take a look…
- Zidaan Video
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What does the Tobii eye gaze look like?
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Let’s take a look….
- Zidaan Video
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Positioning
- Promotes head stability
- Fosters a learning level of alertness
- This is not the time to work on the positioning you “hope” to have
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Check this out…
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Distance
- 18-22 inches
- Keep with in mind when deciding size of buttons
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Expanding field activities could help
- Camden Video
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What about glasses?
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Building eye gaze endurance
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She one years old…..
- Kiera Video
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Its like weightlifting
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Near and Far
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Magic Wand
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Let’s Take a Look…
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It’s still just a language system
- Choice Making
- Social Language – phrase based language
- Core Words
- Acceptance and Rejection
- Don’t be afraid of two choice contrasting pages
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Let’s start the very beginning….
- Tobii Two Choice
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Navigation
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Trust me…..they meant to say that!
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Teaching not Testing
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Model Model Model
- Nanie Video
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How do you progress?
- Johnny video
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