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Design, Technology , and Engineering benefitting individuals
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April 10, 20265 |
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Perspectives is the newsletter of the
Stanford course, Perspectives in Assistive Technology.
End of the Quarter
This newsletter issue lists some
students' course comments.
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Perspectives in Assistive
Technology is a Winter Quarter Stanford course - entering its
nineteenth year - that explores the design, development, and use of
assistive technology that benefits people with disabilities and older adults.
It consists of semi-weekly in-person discussions; lectures by
notable professionals, clinicians, and assistive technology users; a
tour of an accessible inclusive playground; student project
presentations and demonstrations; and an Assistive Technology Faire.
Students pursue team-based projects that address real challenges faced by
people with disabilities and older adults living in the local community. Check
out the course
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End of the Quarter
Course News
End of the Quarter -
The Winter 2026 course has come to an end. Week 10 saw the student teams'
end-of-term presentations and
prorject demonstrations. All end-of term
reports have been read,and reviewed. Students' Individual Reflections have been
accepted and the grades have been duly entered. Here are student comments from
the end-of-term presentations scoring form and their emails when they submitted
their End-of-term Reports or Individual Reflections.
- This was an amazing class. Thank you for all your time and
help!
- I loved the course and connecting with our project
suggestors.
- This was an amazing course and I appreciated the thoughtful selection
of speakers and curriculum. Thank you both for a great quarter!
- What an amazing demo day, super cool Bluetooth speaker, and delicious
burritos! Glad to have taken this amazing class!
- Here is my individual reflection for the class. Thank you for the
great class! Looking forward to showing you our project in class
today.
- Thank you for your helpful feedback, organizing so many guest
lecturers, and for the super cool Bluetooth speaker. The final class was so
much fun, and thank you for the delicious burritos!
- Thank you so much for an amazing quarter!
- Once again, we all extend our thanks for this amazing class and to
give us the opportunity to have an awesome experience creating a meaningful
prototype for Danny and Stanford!
- Thank you for a great quarter!
- I really enjoyed being a CA for this class. I appreciate all of the
work you have done to make this class truly awesome!
- Thanks for a great quarter!
- Thank you for teaching such an amazing class.
- Thank you so much for this awesome class.
- Thanks so much for such a wonderful quarter. I really enjoyed this
class and exploring different solutions for so many different applications. I
will be sure to use what I have learned in this class in my future engineering
work.
- Thanks for a great quarter!
- Thank you for a great quarter!
- Thanks for being such an awesome professor.
- Thank you for a great quarter and for all of your support throughout
this project. I really valued the experience and everything I learned in the
class!
- Thank you for being such a great lecturer and guide throughout the
class. I really appreciated the way you taught and supported us. I hope more
students get the chance to learn from you.
- Thank you for a great quarter of learning and becoming a better
engineer!
- Thank you again for a great quarter!
- Thanks for a great quarter, and we will be in touch!
- Thank you so much for this amazing quarter / course!
- It was great being in your class this quarter Dave. You are
awesome!
- I want to thank you again for a wonderful experience and class and
let me know when the next Assistive Technology Faire is!
- Thank you for such an eye-opening course Dave!
- Thanks so much for a wonderful quarter. I really appreciate
everything and I learned so much. I will make sure to recommend this class to
other students. Thanks again for your consideration and patience.
- It was wonderful being a student in ENGR 110, I learned so
much.
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Please contact me with your ideas, questions, comments,
and project suggestions - or just to say hello. Please continue to stay safe
& healthy.
Dave Jaffe - Course Instructor
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