Assistive Technology
Technology can open doors and break down barriers for children, youth, and adults with disabilities. Whether in the classroom or workplace, assistive technology (including devices, software, recordings, and much more) can increase, maintain, or improve the capabilities of individuals with disabilities. Also, technology that is used by everyone, such as spell check, can be particularly helpful to people with learning disabilities. Here we explore new developments in technology that can accommodate people with learning disabilities.
Top articles
- On the Go: What Consumer Products Can Do For You (If You Know Where to Look!)
- Boosting Inclusion in After School Activities with AT and Supplemental Services
- Help for Young Learners: How To Choose AT?
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Recommended links
- Center on Technology and Disability
- App Finder: Tools for Life (Georgia Tech Alternative Media Access Center)
- National Center for Technology Innovation
- NIMAS at CAST
- Center for Implementing Technology in Education
- The Alliance for Technology Access
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Recommended books
- Using Technology to Engage Students With Learning Disabilities
- Teaching Every Student in the Digital Age: Universal Design for Learning
- Universal Design for Learning
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Special thanks to our partners at National Center for Technology Innovation (NCTI) and Center for Integrating Technology in Education (CITEd) for contributing much of the content for our technology section.
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