The AIM Navigator is an interactive tool that facilitates the process of decision-making around accessible instructional materials for an individual student. The four major decision points in the process include 1) determination of need, 2) selection of format(s), 3) acquisition of format(s), and 4) selection of supports for use.  The AIM Navigator also includes a [...]

See what’s new in Universal Design for Learning from CAST (http://www.cast.org/ ). Visit their website and the National Center on Universal Design for Learning, a program of CAST at http://www.udlcenter.org/ . They have lots of great resources for educators looking for examples, guidelines and supports for implementing UDL . They also have a film series on [...]

By Nicole Feeney, M. ED. , Assistive Technology Specialist
New England Assistive Technology (NEAT) Resource & Education Center at Oak Hill
 Writing is a crucial piece to the education puzzle for students of all abilities. When individuals struggle with any aspect of the writing process, assistive technology (AT) can be a valuable, if not essential part to the [...]

We are proud to announce that “The Writers Brigade” has joined us as a new contributor to our website. The Brigade is made up of a group of talented writers who also happen to be AAC users. The AAC-RERC is a Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center that functions as a collaborative research group dedicated to the [...]