I am an Educator

Educators are required to consider Assistive Technology for every IEP or 504 Plan, but do they have the knowledge and resources to effectively do so?   This page offers you some paths to increase your understanding of AT services, AT devices and Universal Design for Learning (UDL).

Want to increase your knowledge about AT? Consider joining the NHAT Connect cohort.

This professional learning institute will provide Educators with an understanding of best practices in the fields of Assistive Technology (AT) and Universal Design for Learning (UDL), as well as practical knowledge of the provision of Accessible Educational Materials (AEM). Working collaboratively through hands-on activities, participants will leverage the power of available technologies and resources to enable all students, especially those with disabilities, to access the curriculum and improve their learning. 

Tools for considering and assessing an individual’s need for Assistive Technology will be explored as will district-wide processes for  AT.