The federal definition of Assistive Technology (AT) describes AT as “any item, piece of equipment, or product system, whether acquired commercially or off the shelf, modified, or customized, that is used to increase, maintain, or improve functional capabilities of individuals with disabilities.”
iCanConnect provides people with both significant vision and hearing loss with free equipment and training. iCanConnect is a national program with local contacts that helps people stay connected with friends, family and the world.
Paths to Technology (Perkins School for the Blind)
Guide: Getting Started with Technology
What does it take for students with a visual impairment or blindness (VIB) to succeed in a digital classroom?
Microcredential: Assistive Technology for Students with Visual impairments and Multiple Disabilities
A to Z of Assistive Technology for Low Vision
Guide: Getting started with screen magnification
FAAST, or the Florida Alliance for Assistive Services and Technology, is a program designed to provide assistive technology to Floridians with disabilities and their loved ones. This program offers a range of activities, including device loans, demonstrations, reutilization, and training, to ensure Floridians have access to the latest in assistive technology. Additionally, FAAST provides information and assistance, as well as a financing program available state-wide. With a commitment to accessibility and innovation, FAAST is leading the way in assistive technology in the state of Florida.
Teaching the ECC to the 21st Century Learner: Webinar
Participants can earn 1.5 ACVREP, CTLE, Continuing Education, or Professional Development credits. By registering for ACVREP, CTLE credits, Continuing Education, or Professional Development credits, you will be provided with a self-paced tutorial using video clips and other resources related to this topic, as well as an online test to assess your knowledge.
