Picture planner by Cognitopia Software | visual schedules and organizer for people with autism and intellectual disabilities

Picture Planner^TM, the innovative, icon-based personal organizer: Customizable, cognitively accessible scheduling software.

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CEC 2010 -
April 21-24, 2010
Council For Exceptional Children
2010 Convention & Expo
Nashville, TN
Exhibition: Picture Planner by Cognitopia Software
CSUN 2010 - Northridge
March 22-27, 2010
Cal State University Northridge Center on Disabilities
25th Annual Tech and Persons with Disabilities Conference
San Diego, CA - Manchester Grand Hyatt
Exhibition: Picture Planner by Cognitopia Software
ATIA2010 - Orlando
January 28-30, 2010
The Assistive Technology Industry Association Conference: Showcasing Excellence in Assistive Technology
Access to the Latest Technologies
Orlando, FL - Caribe Royale All-Suites Resort & Convention Center
Session Title: To Be Announced
ATIA2009 - Chicago
October 28-31, 2009
The Assistive Technology Industry Association Conference: Showcasing Excellence in Assistive Technology
Schaumburg, IL - Renaissance Schaumburg Hotel & Convention Center
Session Title: Cognitive Curbcuts to Web 2.0: Accessible Calendaring with Picture
CTG - Minneapolis
October 15-17, 2009
Closing The Gap 27th Annual Conference: The most current uses of technology by persons with disabilities and the professionals who work with them.
Minneapolis, MN - Sheraton Bloomington Hotel and the adjacent Hotel Sofitel
Session Title: Self-Management Applications for Individuals with Cognitive Disabilities: Icon-Based Personal Organization with Picture Planner.

Picture Planner^TM is icon-based personal planning software which helps individuals with cognitive disabilities build and manage their own schedules.
Based on extensive field research on cognitive accessibility in order to maximize independent use and assistance provided by others.
Picture Planner^TM helps people with cognitive disabilities live more independently.