Musings
Siblings as Caregivers
The Sibling Leadership Network shared a nice concise information sheet from The Arc on how siblings can begin to think about and plan for the future of their brothers and
School, Tools We Make, College Disability Programs
Using My Life to Build a Digital Portfolio
I met Dorothy Miller for the first time a few months ago. She’s young and beautiful and has the kind of optimism and enthusiasm one might expect from a person
Tools We Make
Student Feedback Drives Product Design
One of the things that we take pride in doing is embedding ourselves in the special education and autism communities here in Eugene. We learn so much from our peers
Company Updates
Cognitopia 2.0
Tom Keating and I both grew up with younger brothers on the autism spectrum. We know that sometimes facing the seemingly “little things” is often more difficult than what other
Musings
Using Kickstarter to Build a Community
In his opening remarks at The Big Mix V2 event in March, Skip Newberry, president of the Technology Association of Oregon (TAO) sited 20% overall growth for tech companies operating
Company Updates
2016 Oregon Association of Vocational and Special Needs Personnel Conference Recap
Cognitopia was well-represented in beautiful Hood River, Oregon at the 2016 Conference of the Oregon Association of Vocational and Special Needs Personnel. Our team participated in three presentations featuring the
Life, Tools We Make, Supported Living
SLLEA House and Cognitopia Apps Facilitate ASD Transition from Adolescence to Adulthood
The transition between adolescence and adulthood is hard, but it can be really hard for people who experience Autism Spectrum Disorder. It’s also a stressful time for parents. Sherry Sandreth
School, K12 Schools, Tools We Make
Using Goal Guide at a School Store
My name is Josh. I’m a special education transition teacher in the Eugene, Oregon 4J school district and work in a program called Connections. Connections is designed to support students
Cognitopia Cares.