Assistive Technology for Students with Disabilities: What To Do When Funding is Limited?

Author: 
American Institutes for Research; Center on Technology & Disability
Year: 
2015
Assistive technology (AT) comes in many shapes and sizes, and for students with disabilities, it has the capacity to open many doors. However, with tight budgets and limited funds many districts are challenged to find the funding to provide AT to qualifying students. This article provides a variety of AT online resources, organizations, and technical assistance centers to help LEAs find and receive the necessary support. 
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Type: 
Article
School-wide Tech Implementation: 
Professional Development
Supporting Struggling Students: 
Assistive Technology

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