Diana Neskovska,
Assistive Technology Consultant

Diana Neskovska, Assistive Technology ConsultantDiana Neskovska, Assistive Technology ConsultantDiana Neskovska, Assistive Technology Consultant

Diana Neskovska,
Assistive Technology Consultant

Diana Neskovska, Assistive Technology ConsultantDiana Neskovska, Assistive Technology ConsultantDiana Neskovska, Assistive Technology Consultant

Helping Schools Meet the Assistive Technology Needs of their Students

Helping Schools Meet the Assistive Technology Needs of their StudentsHelping Schools Meet the Assistive Technology Needs of their StudentsHelping Schools Meet the Assistive Technology Needs of their Students

"For most of us, technology makes things easier. For a person with a disability, it makes things possible." 

-Judy Huemann

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Helping Schools Meet the Assistive Technology Needs of their Students

Helping Schools Meet the Assistive Technology Needs of their StudentsHelping Schools Meet the Assistive Technology Needs of their StudentsHelping Schools Meet the Assistive Technology Needs of their Students

"For most of us, technology makes things easier. For a person with a disability, it makes things possible." 

-Judy Huemann

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About Me

Experienced Assistive Technology Specialist

  • 22+ years in Education as a Special Education Teacher, Teacher Specialist and Assistive Technology (AT) Specialist.
  • Able to develop and implement technology solutions for students with autism, learning disabilities, attention-deficit disorders, intellectual disabilities, orthopedic impairments, visual and hearing impairments, health impairments, and more complex and diverse needs ages 3-22. 
  • Member, RESNA, the Rehabilitation Engineering & Assistive Technology Society of North America,  the premier professional organization dedicated to promoting the health and well-being of people with disabilities through increasing access to technology solutions. 
  • Strong communication and collaboration skills.
  • Experience with complex IEP's and complicated student profiles. 
  • Professional Development and Training for Parents and Educators.
  • Instructor, "Assistive Technology Specialist Certificate" Course for specialists and educators in K-12 educational settings.
  • Co-Founder of California's "AT Network," a professional organization dedicated to networking and resources for related professions in the assistive technology field. 
  • I first started in the field of disabilities as an undergraduate at the UCLA Behavior Clinic for Children, currently known as the Lovaas Institute for Early Intervention (LIFE.)

Areas of Expertise

  • Reading, Writing and Mathematics Tools for Curriculum Access  
  • Alternative-Augmentative Communication (AAC) Communication Apps and Devices 
  • Accessibility Features, Apps and Programs to Address Study Skills and Executive Functioning Deficits
  • Accessibility Features and Extensions on Chromebooks
  • iPad Accessibility Features
  • Modifications/Accommodations to Support Access to Common Core Curriculum

Services Available

  • Assistive Technology Assessments for Curriculum Access
  • Alternative-Augmentative Communication (AAC) Assessments
  • Student, Teacher, Staff and Family Training and Consultation Services
  • Device Programming & Technical Support 
  • Professional Development & Presentations 
  • Independent Educational Evaluations (IEE)
  • All Services Available In-Person or Remotely

Parent and Educator

I'm a graduate of UCLA and California State University, Los Angeles. I have my M.A. and  teaching credential in Special Education, Assessment Certifications in Assistive Technology and Alternative-Augmentative Communication (AAC) and my Administrative Services Credential. 

I live in Los Angeles with my husband, our twins and our dog. My kids are unique learners and I've sat on both sides of the IEP meeting as both a professional and a parent. 

Recently, I was interviewed for the Bloomberg News, "Apps That Are Defining Accessibility" for my work with students with visual impairments. Check out the full article!

I still love teaching and enjoy sharing my knowledge with other professionals.  

I'm excited to share my passion and expertise for training educators through the AT Certificate Course and helping others enter this amazing career. 

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How Can I Help?

Start with your school team. The collaboration among team members is important to a student's success. But if a student still exhibits significant challenges with communication, study skills and academics, it might be time to complete an assistive technology assessment.

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Helping schools meet the assistive technology needs of their students.

Please contact me for my resume and rate sheet. I am based out of Los Angeles, California but am available for travel or remote consultation, training and support. 

Los Angeles, California, United States

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AT SPECIALIST certificate course IN K-12 EDUCATIONAL SETTING

  • The dates for the AT Certificate Program for 2022-23 are now available. This course is designed for AT Assessors/Specialists, Occupational Therapists, Speech and Language Therapists, SAI/RSP Teachers, Moderate/Severe and Low Incidence Teachers/Specialists, and Special Education Administrators. 
  • This course was previously taught by my mentor, Dr. Susan Simmons from the CalIfornia Department of Education Diagnostic Center. 
  • Please contact me with any questions or Register Here     

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