Assistive Technology or AT was not only recognized as a necessity in classrooms across the U.S. but written into law when former President Bill Clinton passed the Assistive Technology Act in 1998.

Hearing Loops Hearing loops, or induction loops, are available in some classrooms and event spaces. They are a type of assistive listening tool that sends presenter and audience sound directly to a ...

In the Assistive Technology Lab (ATL), students can use a wide variety of assistive technologies to meet their information access and computing needs. These include stand-alone equipment, adaptive ...

Educators have many options when deciding what types of assistive technologies to integrate into classrooms.

How assistive devices, from canes to smartphone apps, empower those with physical and cognitive challenges, enhancing mobility and independence ...

Assistive technology devices and services help users with disabilities perform tasks like typing, drawing, filling out forms, and more.