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Young child playing on a Young Explorer computer Project KITE
This early childhood project trains parents and teachers on how to use assistive technology to promote inclusion of young children with disabilities in regular classroom activities. 		5 teens walking and talking Leadership Academy
An innovative, new technology program that provides support, resources, and knowledge to enhance optimal academic and transition success for high school students in grades nine through eleven with disabilities.
Universally Designed Technology in Schools Logo Universally Designed Technology in Schools
The Universally Designed Technology in Schools online training offers a free web-based tutorial. Parents, administrators, technology specialists, teachers, and curriculum planners can learn how to use universally designed educational technology to give students with disabilities equal access to the general curriculum and meet the learning needs of all students. 		Youg boy working on a creation station project Creation Station
Creation Station provides a free opportunity for children with and without disabilities ages 4-20 to make hands-on creative projects. Creation Station is open selective Saturdays and is also available for birthday parties.
Two interns working on building bridges with toothpicks and gummy candy EX.I.T.E. Internship
High school girls can explore their opportunities in entering a career in science, technology, engineering, or math and to build upon their knowledge base and leadership skills to start them on their path. 		EXITE campers and leaders making paper during a camp session EX.I.T.E.
Middle school girls with disabilities can meet new friends at a summer day camp and/or attend fun activities through the school year. Professional development opportunities for teachers are also available.
Woman working on a computerTech Connect
The Paul Adelman Tech Connect Initiative partners with community organizations to enhance assistive technology services to the people in the commnities they serve. 		Woman using a Young Explorer computer with kidsKidSmart
This KidSmart Project is a national early childhood technology program designed by PACER Center and IBM to help children with and without disabilities learn in inclusive environments.
Microsoft Accessibility Resource CentersMicrosoft Accessibility Resource Center
The Simon Technology Center is part of a network of Microsoft Accessibility Resource Centers located throughout the U.S. that can to show you how to use accessibility features and find the right assistive technology product.
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