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Jose “Pepe” Escamilla traveled to South America and met with Ricardo Rosas, Director of the Center for Development of Inclusive Technologies at the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile. Ricardo does research in Educational Technology and Special Education. He also develops traditional and device-based cognitive assessment instruments and intervention tools.
Ricardo shared with us some examples of inclusive technologies that they are developing at his lab and described the global state of inclusion in universities. A podcast by Tec Sounds.
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