The ABLE National Resource Center (ANRC) is excited to announce the launch of its website on March 1, 2016. With several state-sponsored ABLE programs preparing to open in the next few months, the ANRC website offers important information targeted toward potential beneficiaries and their families, ABLE program administrators and financial institutions. Information provided on the […]
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It’s certainly a rarity when you can read a news headline that makes you smile. But the ones below most definitely will. You’re welcome 🙂 AT in the news for the week of 3/14 thru 3/18 3rd grader Liam LOVES this backpack for kids with autism (designed by university students!) American Heart Association Commits to […]
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New, Free Webinar Series from SSB- Accessibility Basics SSB is pleased to announce a new webinar series covering core digital accessibility concepts. Mark your calendar for every other Thursday from 2-2:30pm ET/11-11:30am PT beginning March 17th. All webinars are free to attend and real-time captioning is provided. March 17th – Accessibility Basics Overview March 31st – Use […]
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The Maryland Developmental Disabilities Council has just released its DRAFT Five Year Plan. It’s now available for review and public comment. Don’t miss this opportunity to share your thoughts. Read and/or download the plan online here: MDDC Five Year State Plan – DRAFT After looking it over, tell us what you think by completing […]
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Notetaking Technologies for Middle School, High School, College, and Beyond Presented by Shelley Haven ATP, RET Discover new notetaking technologies and strategies for transition aged students! For students with learning differences, capturing and organizing information from lectures and other class activities can feel like a daily struggle to keep up. Fortunately, today’s students have a variety […]
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Whether it’s about assistive technology development, advancement or policy, AT has made its rounds this week. From the passage of new legislation to some of the largest tech companies really thinking about accessibility & technology, it’s clear that 25 years after the passage of the ADA, change is coming. AT in the news for the week […]
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