INSAR President's Message.
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01Research in Context
What this study did
The 2020 INSAR president wrote a short note. He told members that keynote talks from the yearly meeting are now online. Anyone can watch the videos for free.
No experiment was run. No clients were seen. It is a one-page letter in the society journal.
What they found
The letter simply says the webinar library is open. You can stream past keynotes at no cost. It counts as continuing-education credit.
How this fits with other research
Mundy (2020) wrote almost the same note two months earlier. Both letters share society news without data. They are direct replications in print.
Bailey (2008) launched the journal itself, promising wide reach. Anonymous (2020) keeps that promise by removing paywalls for keynote videos.
Shogren (2022) later pushed further, asking the field to tear down systemic barriers. The free webinars can be seen as step one toward that wider inclusion.
Why it matters
You can watch world autism scientists on your lunch break. No fee. No travel. Share the links with parents, teachers, or students. Turn a staff meeting into a mini-conference by streaming one 20-minute keynote and discussing how the findings fit your cases.
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02At a glance
03Original abstract
Virtual to share some of the science that was to be presented at the May Annual Meeting in Seattle. On that date, we hosted a Keynote Webinar featuring four live presentations each followed by a moderated Q&A session. The recordings are now available online with open access. Thank you to
Autism research : official journal of the International Society for Autism Research, 2020 · doi:10.1002/aur.2343