Guest guest Posted March 25, 2007 Report Share Posted March 25, 2007 Sounds like the videos have been cancelled. -Kathy _____ From: Regina C-Frey [mailto:rgcf541@...] Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2007 2:11 PM feator_news ; POAC-OR list; ; VerbalBehavior ; autismaba ; ABAinNewYorkState Subject: [poac-or] X-post-Fwd: Webcast: 2007 ABA Autism Conference Forwarded from ABA International. ABA International <mail@...> wrote: From: " ABA International " <mail@...> Subject: Webcast: 2007 ABA Autism Conference Date: Tue, 23 Jan 2007 16:26:19 -0500 It is with great pleasure that we are offering, for the first time, a Web broadcast of our upcoming conference: " Progress and Challenges in the Behavioral Treatment of Autism, " being held February 2nd to the 4th in Boston, Massachusetts. You can register to see the main conference presentations from your computer at any location in the world. You can watch the conference live on Saturday, February 2nd from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM and on Sunday, February 3rd from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Our technology also enables you to start and stop the Web cast at your own convenience, giving you the option of watching part of the event live and watching the rest within the three months following the event. The Web cast access to the event will close Sunday, April 29th. This conference is for all those who are interested in autism treatment, either as a provider or as a beneficiary, parent, student, or researcher. An outstanding group of world renowned experts on autism will be discussing the most current and scientifically validated information about behavior analysis in autism treatment at the conference. Among the sixteen presenters is Maurice, well-known author of " Let Me Hear Your Voice, A Family's Triumph Over Autism " (Knopf, 1993), which is now published in half a dozen languages throughout the world. Her special address, titled " Facing Autism: Some Reflections, Observations and Hopes for the Future, " will only broadcast as audio while the rest of the Web cast will show both the presenter and their presentation slides in two different panes on the screen simultaneously. Additionally, only main presentations will be broadcast. Poster sessions and network opportunities will not be transmitted. As we are launching this service for the first time, we are offering a one-time promotional discount to register. If you register anytime between now and Wednesday, January 31st, registration will run from $120 to $180, depending on your residency. ABA International offers discounted fees for individuals who permanently reside in countries with per capita income of less than 75% of the United States' (source data is obtained from the World Bank Group, 2005). For more information, including technical requirements and registration, please visit http://www.abainter <http://www.abainternational.org/autconf/webcast.asp> national.org/autconf/webcast.asp. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2007 Report Share Posted March 25, 2007 Sounds like the videos have been cancelled. -Kathy _____ From: Regina C-Frey [mailto:rgcf541@...] Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2007 2:11 PM feator_news ; POAC-OR list; ; VerbalBehavior ; autismaba ; ABAinNewYorkState Subject: [poac-or] X-post-Fwd: Webcast: 2007 ABA Autism Conference Forwarded from ABA International. ABA International <mail@...> wrote: From: " ABA International " <mail@...> Subject: Webcast: 2007 ABA Autism Conference Date: Tue, 23 Jan 2007 16:26:19 -0500 It is with great pleasure that we are offering, for the first time, a Web broadcast of our upcoming conference: " Progress and Challenges in the Behavioral Treatment of Autism, " being held February 2nd to the 4th in Boston, Massachusetts. You can register to see the main conference presentations from your computer at any location in the world. You can watch the conference live on Saturday, February 2nd from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM and on Sunday, February 3rd from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Our technology also enables you to start and stop the Web cast at your own convenience, giving you the option of watching part of the event live and watching the rest within the three months following the event. The Web cast access to the event will close Sunday, April 29th. This conference is for all those who are interested in autism treatment, either as a provider or as a beneficiary, parent, student, or researcher. An outstanding group of world renowned experts on autism will be discussing the most current and scientifically validated information about behavior analysis in autism treatment at the conference. Among the sixteen presenters is Maurice, well-known author of " Let Me Hear Your Voice, A Family's Triumph Over Autism " (Knopf, 1993), which is now published in half a dozen languages throughout the world. Her special address, titled " Facing Autism: Some Reflections, Observations and Hopes for the Future, " will only broadcast as audio while the rest of the Web cast will show both the presenter and their presentation slides in two different panes on the screen simultaneously. Additionally, only main presentations will be broadcast. Poster sessions and network opportunities will not be transmitted. As we are launching this service for the first time, we are offering a one-time promotional discount to register. If you register anytime between now and Wednesday, January 31st, registration will run from $120 to $180, depending on your residency. ABA International offers discounted fees for individuals who permanently reside in countries with per capita income of less than 75% of the United States' (source data is obtained from the World Bank Group, 2005). For more information, including technical requirements and registration, please visit http://www.abainter <http://www.abainternational.org/autconf/webcast.asp> national.org/autconf/webcast.asp. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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