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A.T. Literature- State and Local Resources

  1. "One Step" to Access
  2. A Beginner's Guide to DVR and DVI
  3. A Comparison of Assistive Technology Design Expertise Across Urban, Suburban, and Rural Wisconsin School Districts
  4. A New Story Opens in Monroeville for Individual Needs
  5. Access Issues: One State's Solution to Getting More People Online
  6. Access Washington Makes Online Resources More Accessible to People with Disabilities
  7. Accessibility and Visitability Features in Single-Family Homes: A Review of State and Local Activity
  8. Accessibility Modifications to a Ford 4000 Tractor for a Farmer with a Spinal Cord Injury
  9. Accessible Assistive Technology in Education: New Mexico's Trailblazing Law
  10. Accessible Pedestrian Signals: San Francisco Sets an Example
  11. Aging Populations Inspire 'Universal Design' Housing
  12. Alternative Testing on the Rise: Va. Expands Use of 'Portfolio' to Measure Learning of Challenged Students
  13. Alzheimer's Caregiver Support Online: Lessons Learned, Initial Findings and Future Directions
  14. Analysis of the First Year of Operation of the Federal Alternative Financing Program for Individuals with Disabilities: Providing Low Cost Loans for the Purchase of Assistive Technology
  15. Are Your Curb Ramps Really ADA-Compliant?
  16. Arkansas Residents Eligible for Free Amplified Phone
  17. As the Wheel Turns: Don't Get Taken for a Ride
  18. Assistive Technology Act of 2004 Continues Support of State AT Programs
  19. Assistive Technology and Computer Adaptations for Individuals With Spinal Cord Injury
  20. Assistive Technology Centers: Getting Technology Into the Hands of Users
  21. Assistive Technology Collaboration for Communication
  22. Assistive Technology Consideration: On-Line Resources for IEP Teams
  23. Assistive Technology for All
  24. Assistive Technology in WorkSource Centers
  25. Assistive Technology Makes Dream of Living Independently Come True
  26. Assistive Technology Use in Wisconsin: Where Are We?
  27. Assistive Technology: A.T. Funding Challenge
  28. Assistive Technology: Enabling Dreams
  29. AT Loan Guarantee Passes First Hurdle
  30. AT Loan Guarantee Passes Senate
  31. AT Loan Programs: A Product of Splendidly Effective Statewide Advocacy
  32. AT Network Adds Searchable Database
  33. AT Network Launches New Interactive Website and Searchable Services Directory
  34. AT Network's Online Services Directory Surpasses 1,000 Entries
  35. AT Success Story: Norma Hjellum, Concord
  36. AT Training Provided by State Assistive Technology Projects
  37. Audio Books With a New York Accent
  38. Braille Literacy Services for Blind or Visually Impaired Children: State Model Bill
  39. Captioned Telephone Service Coming to New York
  40. City Program Helps Make Houses More Accessible
  41. CNI's Cochlear Implant Assistance Fund Helps Pay for Cochlear Implants
  42. Community Programs Increase Access to AT
  43. Computer Corner: Access the World
  44. Computers Available at Nominal Cost
  45. Congress Considers Future of State AT Projects
  46. Conquering SCI Challenges
  47. Core Curriculum in Assistive Technology: In Service for Special Educators and Therapists
  48. Cultural and Ethnic Considerations in Assistive Technology Decision Making
  49. DATI Launches New Website, www.dati.org
  50. DB Communicator: Advanced Communication Technology for People who are Deaf-Blind
  51. Developing a Statewide System for Providing and Assessing Outcomes of Assistive Technology
  52. Developing Capacity to Demonstrate Inexpensive Assistive Technology to the Aging Population
  53. Disability Access Problems Plague City Government Websites
  54. Disability and Domestic Violence: More Common Than You Think
  55. Dr. Elizabeth Lahm Speaks
  56. Easy Living With Universal Design
  57. Evaluation Report of the Native American Consortium for Educational and Assistive Technologies for Indian Children Living on the Acoma and Laguna Pueblos
  58. FCAT Test Taking Methods Vary by Need
  59. Federal Restrictions are Locking Out California's Program
  60. FOSS Community, Disabled Users Must Learn to Communicate
  61. Free Telephones, Honest!
  62. Getting a Modified Vehicle
  63. Going the Extra Mile in Servicing Riders With Disabilities
  64. Going the Extra Mile Servicing Riders with Disabilities
  65. Ground Broken for Disabled Athletes’ Field
  66. HAVA, State Initiatives, and Polling Place Accessibility in 2004 and Beyond
  67. Home Modification: Creating a Home That Meets Your Needs
  68. Housing Workshop Informs and Energizes
  69. How to Get Your Child's School to Provide Assistive Technology or Help With Learning Disabilities
  70. If You Build It, They Will Come: Post-AT Act Statewide Network Building
  71. IL Program Serves as a Good AT Resource
  72. Implementation of the State Assistive Technology Projects: A Multi-Case Study of Experimental Implementation
  73. Implementing Innovative Uses of Assistive Technology in the Classroom
  74. Individualized Rehab Technology
  75. Integration of Learned Skills for Successful AT Practice
  76. Integration, Access, & Preparation: A School of Education's Efforts to Enhance a State's Technology Program
  77. Iowa Text Reader Project Impacts Student Achievement
  78. It's All About Access: Getting the Word Out About Assistive Technology in Early Intervention
  79. KU Helps Kansans with Disabilities Purchase Needed Equipment
  80. Local Access: Microsoft Contributions Help Launch Online Resource for Los Angeles Residents With Disabilities
  81. Low Vision Technology Experts Look to Region as Testing Ground
  82. Maine's Adaptive Equipment Loan Program: Creative Financing for Assistive Technology
  83. Mapping Accessible City Routes
  84. Maryland Governor Signs Prosthetic Parity Law
  85. Metro Trying to Teach Disabled to Take Trains, Buses
  86. Mr. LeVene Goes to Washington
  87. My Life-Changing Accessible Bathroom
  88. Navajo-ABLE: Replication Model Navajo Assistive Technology Loan Program - Final Program Evaluation
  89. New AT Lemon Law Aids Purchasers of AT
  90. New Communications Access Guide Helps Courts Comply with ADA
  91. New Ill. 911 Service Aims to Protect the Disabled
  92. New Legislation Impacts AT Access
  93. New Program for Farm Workers With Disabilities
  94. New Technology Helps Track Special Needs Children
  95. New Website Devoted to Medicare Wheelchair Benefit
  96. No Shelter in a Storm
  97. Northfield-Based SpeechGear Transcribes in Real Time for Deaf
  98. Perceptions of Students With Disabilities Regarding the Value of Technology-Based Support Activities on Postsecondary Education and Employment
  99. Promising Practices for Providing Alternative Media to Postsecondary Students With Print Disabilities
  100. Proper Seating and Positioning for Tractor Operators Affected by Spinal Cord Injuries
  101. Providing Access to the Visual Environment: A Model of Low Vision Services for Children
  102. Queens Seniors Interact Online via NYC Pilot Program
  103. Really GREAT Government, No Kidding!
  104. Saturday Technology Training Session: InternetSpeech & Metro Access Web Booking Site
  105. Saturday Technology Training Session: National Industries for the Blind, Keysoft 7.5, & Victor Reader Stream
  106. Show Me The Money: Funding for Assistive Technology
  107. State IT Accessibility Policy: The Landscape of Today
  108. Success Story: Alfred Calderon
  109. Success Story: Brenda Baeza
  110. Success Story: Mary Ann Jordan, Fresno
  111. Success Story: Rebecca Pratte
  112. Success Story: Robert Walgren, San Bernardino
  113. Summer of Sights: Summer Enrichment Program for Students With Visual Impairments
  114. Technology Integration: A Model for Success
  115. Technology Integration: Georgia Teachers Participate in Technology Integration Courses
  116. Technology Lab on a Shoestring: Developing Low Cost Evaluation Centers and Lending Libraries
  117. The Assistive Technology Act of 2004
  118. The AT Exchange Has a New Look and More Features
  119. The AT Network and the End of the Tech Act
  120. The Buck Starts Here: A Guide to Assistive Technology Funding in Kentucky
  121. The Chicago Perspective on Design for the Disabled
  122. The Development of a Regional Assistive Technology Center
  123. The Ohio Assistive Technology Distance Learning Project: Evolution to Web-Based Education and the Implementation of an Impact Study
  124. The Smart House for Older Persons and Persons With Physical Disabilities: Structure, Technology, Arrangements, and Perspectives
  125. The Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired Museum
  126. The Value and Acceptance of Citizen Science to Promote Transit Accessibility
  127. The Virginia Alternative Financing Program
  128. Tobin Foundation, DATI Discover Common Ground
  129. Tracking Database
  130. 'Try it, You Can Do it'- Assistive Technology (AT) Demonstration Apartment
  131. UCP Central PA to Unveil Next Accessible Computer for Persons with Disabilities in Lancaster
  132. Understanding Features of Communication Devices for AAC Recommendations and Funding
  133. United Cerebral Palsy of North Texas Helps Those With Disabilities Use Technology, Live Independently
  134. Universal Design: A Sensible Way to Build and Buy Homes
  135. Use It & Pass It Along
  136. Using Participatory Action Research to Effect Systems Change in Accessing Assistive Technology: The AT Alternative Financing Author Information
  137. Utah Deaf Videoconferencing Model: Providing Vocational Services Via Technology
  138. Variety - The Children's Charity Comes to Delaware
  139. Varsity Wheelers
  140. Virginia Extends Digital Book Reading Service
  141. WATI Tools for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder
  142. What is Assistive Technology, Anyway?
  143. Where Technology Helps Beat Disability: Center Adapts Everyday Objects for Use by Those Who Need Assist
  144. With Small Devices, Older New Yorkers Gain Independence and Peace of Mind
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