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Tech in the Works Competition

Collaborative researcher-vendor teams are invited to submit a proposal for the NCTI 2010 Tech in the Works Competition. Read More

Unleashing the Power of Innovation for Assistive Technology

Report Cover How do you define state of the art assistive technology? This 2010 Issue Brief offers guidance for current and future investment, development, and research in educational and assistive technology and training. Read More

 

Health Information Technology Rules Health Information Technology Rules

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Speak up for accessible e-health records! Post your comments by March 15 and ensure that this new federal initiative hears from the accessibility community.

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What Was New at ATIA 2010? What Was New at ATIA 2010?


The ATIA Conference featured the latest AT products and services, showcasing more than 125 exhibitors. AbledBody Founder, Suzanne Robitaille, shared some of the newest items on ABC News’ Good to Know show.

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Invitation to Educational Innovators Invitation to Educational Innovators


Join the Open Innovation Portal, launched by the U.S. Department of Education, to identify, improve, and implement innovative solutions to educational challenges. Make sure that children with disabilities, their teachers, and assistive technology solutions are part of the conversation.

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Expanded Captions Promote Access and Content Learning Expanded Captions Promote Access and Content Learning


See how a Tech in the Works awardee used DVD technology to create interactive, content-rich captions on science videos, offering new instructional access to students with hearing impairments.

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National Educational Technology Plan National Educational Technology Plan


U.S. National Ed Tech Plan was released March 5, 2010. See what the future has in store and how the Plan may impact your work.

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