know what to do with it. Well if that's the case, this seminar is for you. I'll lead you through basic photography to make sure you understand how to make a correct exposure and what to do with composition of the photograph. We'll talk about all the camera features you need to understand to make consistently good quality photos. That sounds really simple, and that's because I'm confident that you can be taught to take great photographs. All you need is the desire to do so, and we can do the rest together. This seminar is geared towards providing you with the basics of photography from the ground up as they relate to Digital (and Film) cameras. Here's some of the many topics we'll discuss: ISO - What is it and how do I select the right ISO? White Balance. Handling your camera correctly. Setting (f-stop, shutter speed, etc.) the camera to achieve the effect you desire in your photos. How and when to use a flash. Using the Sun to make better outdoor portraits. Using commonly available materials to produce studio quality portraits, almost anywhere. Taking great photographs in some of the worst conditions. How to come home from your vacation with photos that you'll want to share with everyone. Getting professional looking results with a basic camera. Buying the camera that best fits your needs and photographic interest. Overcoming common problems with focus. Using your flash to turn good pictures into great photographs. How to manage your digital images and prints, so you can find them when you want to reprint them. This is just an outline of the topics we'll discuss. We'll discuss various cameras to help you understand every topic more thoroughly. You'll have the opportunity to get your questions answered in a way that will be meaningful. We're going to talk about photographing your friends and family, your pets, your car, your house, nature, and just about anything that you might want to photograph. If you have a camera I encourage you to bring it along so you can get practice on your own camera as we move through these topics. This seminar will last about 6 hours with a 1-hour lunch break at noon. Please come prepared with a notepad as you may want to take notes on some our discussion. I will also provide a book for you to take with you to help in remembering what you've learned.

variety of AT devices and services that are available to increase increase independence at schol, work, home and in the community. To increase the knowledge and skills of educators, case managers, other services providers and consumers and family members across a range of AT devices and strategies. CONFERENCE SESSIONS Conference sessions and workshops will be conducted by national presenters who will address some of the latest research findings, intervention practices and implementation strategies in the area of assistive technology. Sessions will address AT needs for persons of all ages and disabilities. Confirmed speakers are: Lisa Zawalinski, University of Connecticut Keynote: Reading comprehension and online literacy David Edyburn, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Creating tiered talking web pages Paula Kluth, Kluth Consulting Teaching students with autism in inclusive classrooms Yvonne Gillette & Roberta DePompei, University of Akron Use of personal digital assistants (PDAs) and smart phone to develop organizational and memory skills with persons with traumatic brain injury and developmental disabilities Peggy Shireley, North Dakota IPAT Assistive technology and dementia Pati King DeBaun Building language & literacy for diverse populations in early childhood programs Five more sessions are being finalized. Check back for more session information and learning objectives. Continuing education hours (CEUs) are being applied for through KDHE. All conference attendees will receive a signed attendance certificate and be able to track session hours for use with professional development plans as well as tracking CEUs. AT Expo 2008 conference sessions will be held from 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM on Oct 1st and 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM on Oct 2nd. Lunch will be provided on the 1st and a continental breakfast on the 2nd to paid conference attendees. AT EXPO HALL The AT Expo exhibit hall is open to the public as well as conference attendees. See the latest innovations for helping children, adults and seniors with disabilities and chronic health conditions live more independently. Over 60 public exhibits of assistive technology, durable medical equipment and service agencies with displays and demonstrations. Friends and family members are welcome! AT Expo Exhibit Hall hours are Noon to 6:00 PM on Oct. 1 and 8:00 - Noon on Oct. 2. The Grand Opening of the exhibit hall is from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM on the 1st. Handheld magnifiers * Vans with lifts and adapted controls * Handcycles Power wheelchairs * Adapted cooking utensils * Screen readers * Scooters Learning software * Ceiling lifts * Standing wheelchairs * Communication devices * Environmental control units * Adapted snow and water skis * CCTVs * And hundreds more! Check back later for more information on exhibitors and their devices and services.