Assistive Technology Forms
Assistive Technology Consideration Guide Assistive Technology Checklist Augmentative and alternative communication/ assistive technology (aac/at) teacher report Augmentative and alternative communication/ assistive Technology (aac/at)student/family report Written Communication Questionnaire
Hancock-South Madison Joint Services
What is Assistive Technology?
Which really means: Tools that are necessary for a student with a
disability to gain educational benefits in the following areas:
* Reading/writing/learning/studying * Interacting with the environment * Dressing/eating/moving * Seeing/hearing/talking * Playing and socializing
Tech News For
Teachers
This website has technology resources for classroom teachers,
special educators, speech-language pathologists and families of
preschool through high school age students. You'll find links for
free downloads for single switch software, text reading software so
that students can hear documents read aloud through the computer,
ways to incorporate digital storytelling and picture communication
symbols into the curriculum and much more. Because this is a wiki
website, anyone can add to the information here, so if you have a
helpful link or successful technology intervention feel free to add
it to the site or contact Beth Waite, bwaite@hsmjs.org for
assistance
The following are links to the Joint
Services' library of Assistive Tech News letters:
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