Dr. Yue-Ting (Ting) Siu is a teacher of blind and low vision students (TVI) and coordinates the Northwest Center for Assistive Technology Training (CATT-NW) at the WA State School for the Blind (WSSB). She loves working with students of all ages with visual impairments and additional disabilities, including deafblindness. Her mission is to advance teachers’ proficiency with access technology, promote innovations in multimedia accessibility, and motivate a new generation of “techie TVIs”. Ting is the author of the textbook Access Technology for Blind and Low Vision Accessibility (2020), available from APH Press. Connect with her on Facebook @yuetingsiu or @cattnw and follow CATT-NW on Instagram or Youtube @cattnorthwest 

Leslie Romeo is a Teacher of the Visually Impaired and Access Technology Trainer for the CATT-NW program. Leslie is a credentialed teacher in California, Oregon, and Alaska. She is currently an instructor at San Francisco State University and North Coast School of Education special education credentialing programs. Leslie is passionate about accessible STEAM education and assisting underserved and rural communities with blind and low vision students of all ages and abilities.

Bruce McClanahan is an assistive technology consultant for blind and low vision students, including blind and low vision students with complex learning needs. He has worked as an assistive technology consultant for the state of Washington, supporting all assistive technology in use by all blind and low vision students statewide. Bruce has worked as a teacher of the visually impaired in Marshalltown, Iowa. He has a Masters in the Education of the Visually Impaired from the University of Arizona and Orientation and Mobility certification from San Francisco State University. Bruce regularly presents at CSUN and at AER International and state conferences. Bruce has written training manuals on the APH Chameleon 20, APH Mantis Q40, and JAWS that are used nationwide.