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STC conducting a consultation with a teen boy and his mother Technology Consultations
Children and adults with disabilities have the opportunity to try a variety of software and assistive technology devices. STC staff assist parents, their children, and professionals attending the session to experiment with software and hardware. Together, they find ways the individual can benefit from technology. 		STC staff providing training for a parent Individualized Training Sessions
Individualized training sessions provide consumers, families, and professionals with focused training on newly purchased software programs.
display case in the STC library STC Library
The Library offers Minnesota families and professionals the opportunity to preview educational and disability-specific software and assistive technology devices for children and young adults. 		boy riding an accessible bike SUPER Service for Used Assistive Technology
The STC’s SUPER Service (Still Useful Products and Equipment Referral) connects buyers and sellers of used assistive technology. This free online service is available to anyone who wishes to buy or sell adaptive equipment.
STC staff presenting a workshop at a conference In-Services and Workshops
The STC provides free, public workshops for parents and professionals on a variety of technology-related topics. Corporations, professional organizations, and parent groups can also request customized in-services (available for a small fee). 		 
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