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South Region ATEN Satellite at NSU

What is the S. Region ATEN Satellite at NSU?

The South Region ATEN Satellite at NSU is a preview, demonstration, and resource site. The NSU Satellite is open to anyone with an interest in assistive technology. The NSU Satellite is a collaborative venture among the following agencies: South Region ATEN, Nova Southeastern University Programs in Communication Sciences and Disorders, Broward County Public Schools Exceptional Student Education Department, and Florida Diagnostic and Learning Resources System.

Our annual Open House features:

• Opportunities for hands-on interaction with communication-related assistive technology
• Demonstrations by consumers of assistive technology devices and the professionals who serve them.
• Videotapes of assistive technology in action
• PrimeTime Mobile Assistive Technology Van

What is Assistive Technology?

Assistive technology refers to any device or service that is used to increase, maintain, or improve the functional capabilities of individuals with disabilities. This includes augmentative communication devices, which are specialized pieces of technology used to enhance spoken or written communication.

Location

The NSU Satellite is located at the Broward Site of the Clinics for Speech, Language and Communication Disorders (6100 Griffin Road). Call (954) 262-7726.

Hours of Operation

Hours of operation vary throughout the year; Visitors should call (954) 262-7773 to confirm. Current hours are listed below:

Hands-On Assistive Technology

Open Labs are held periodically throughout the year to allow community members to drop in and meet with AAC product representatives.

Open Labs are held from 10:00-2:00 on selected dates.

For more information, contact Dr. Zangari or call Beth Saunders (beth.saunders@browardschools.com). Call (954)262-7726 for directions to the South Regional Satellite at NSU.