Assistive Technology - Troy School District

Special Education | Assistive Technology Overview

ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY (AT) is an umbrella term covering the systems and services related to the delivery of AT tools, supports, and services. AT can be any item, piece of equipment, or product system whether acquired commercially off the shelf, modified, or customized that is used to increase, maintain, or improve the functional capabilities of an individual with a disability. AT helps people who have difficulty speaking, communicating, typing, writing, remembering, pointing, seeing, hearing, learning, walking, and many other things. There is not a one-size-fits-all equipment recommendation for any age, developmental level, or disability. The determination of what supports should be utilized with a student should be based on their current skills and needs.

DID YOU KNOW?

AT can include...

a variety of devices & tools ranging from non-tech through high-tech
services such as securing, repairing, maintaining, and training related to tools and strategies

AT must...

be considered for each student receiving special education services, regardless of age or disability, using a systematic process supporting accessibility to and participation independence within the curriculum.

Robin MacLeish

Assistive Technology Coordinator

TSD Special Education Department

rmacleish@troy.k12.mi.us

Assistive Technology & AAC Support

Reference & Link Resources

Reference & Link Resources

Use the links below to find resources and information about AT/AAC support.

Content Areas

Math, Science and Social Studies Resources:

Free Online Content:
CK12 - free online curriculum/content
Currikki - free online curriculum/content
Hippocampus - free online digital content
SAS - free online curriculum/content
Kahn Academy - free video supports for curriculum/content
Michigan Electronic Library (MEL) - e-resources

Math Resources:
Equatio - digital math for Google Docs
Big, Simple Online Calculator - an adjustable size full screen calculator with large buttons.
Graphpaper - free downloadable graph paper, and many other types of paper (handwriting, dots, notetaking paper, etc.)
National Library of Virtual Manipulatives - a library of interactive, web-based virtual manipulatives or concept tutorials
IXL - Skill and practice through 8th grade
Brainingcamp Virtual Manipulatives and Lessons - Grade 6-9 animated lessons and interactive activities along with question sets to assess student understanding
Glencoe Math Manipulatives - for K- 8, use the Help menu to understand how to use this online resource
ConceptuaMath - Interactive fraction tools for instruction which align with NCTM standards
K-7 Mathcasts Project - Short videos (using VoiceThread) of math concepts by grade level and strand
Geometer's SketchPad - math visualization software
MathTrain TV - student produced math videos
Scholastic Math - make your own flashcards for math (or any subject). Print them out for studying on the go!
MathPage - links to interactive math sites and games
InfoPlease - practice math flashcards online.
Numbernut - lots of drill and practice online
MathLab - online lessons, games, printable games and activities for teaching all areas of math.
Math.com - lots of activities to support math homework and practice. Choose information based on an overview or more in depth look.
Illuminations - online activities searchable by grade or type.
AAAMath - a comprehensive website of interactive lessons and practice for Kindergarten through 8th grade.

Science Resources:
Starchild - Astronomy with multiple reading levels
Windows to the Universe - multiple reading levels, Spanish or English
Scholastic Student Activities - Choose subject, grade level, type of activity

Early Childhood

List of links and sites - thanks to United Way in Ohio

Moving Targets - cause and effect online games
Orisinal - gentle games that target fine motor coordination & mouse skills
Boowakwala - online preschool games, stories and more
Funbrain Jr. - online games, activities
Starfall - prereading and reading games and activities
Sesame Street - interactive preschool activities
Kids Sprout - PBS online games for preschoolers
Nick Jr. - games and activities based on the Nick Jr. shows and topics
BBC Bobinogs - BBC games, stories, songs and more
Bembo's Zoo - interactive alphabet game
Storyplace Preschool Library - preschool stories, games, activities and more
TarHeel Reader - Talking Powerpoint-style books
Night Time Animals - interactive game
Tumblebooks - interactive stories
Interactive Stories for Kids
Lee Summit Schools - list of preschool sites by topic area
KiddieGames - simple online games to teach safetly, early numbers and counting, etc.
Cookie - online games and activities
Turtle Diary - online games for Pre-K - 5th grade
Mocomi - games, stories, content searchable by age

iPad Related Resources:
iPad Apps and Early Literacy - 50 apps for preschoolers
iPad and the Young Child - Powerpoint with comprehensive information
Sample Rubric for Evaluating Apps (Jodi Altringer)
Duck Duck Moose Apps - 22 engaging interactive apps (all free) (iPad/Android)
Toca Boca Apps - 38 engaging interactive apps (offered free periodically)

Hands On - Apps with Manipulatives:
Tiggly - Shapes, Words, Math
Osmo - tangram, math, words, coding, drawing and more
Play-Doh Touch - Shape, Scan & Explore - bring Play-Doh creations to life

Reading

E-books and Digital Text:
MEL (Michigan Electronic Library) - Search Kids or Teens
Tarheel Reader - collection of PowerPoint online books
East of the Web - collection of short stories, organized by genre (read aloud with text-to-speech)
Poetry4Kids - collection of poems and activities (read aloud with text-to-speech)
Gutenberg.org - free online access to out-of-copyright literature (read aloud with text-to-speech)
Bookshare - data base of digital books free for students with disability
Learning A-Z - interactive book and reading supports for children (subscription-based)

Epic- Digital books for Kids 12 and Under (subscription-based)

Audio Books:
Story Online - stories read by members of the screen actor's guild
StoryNory - online audio books, read by professional actors
Unite for Literacy - over 100 children's books with various language options
Digitalbook.io - Public Domain audio books
Loyal Books (Books Should Be Free) - public domain audio and e-books
Lit2Go - online collection of mp3 stories and poems
Librivox - collection of books recorded by volunteers
Learning Ally -Subscriptions available, for students with an identified reading disability or schools
Audible - subscription/fee based commercial audio books
Playaways - MP3 books available for commercial purchase

Text Readers:
Read&Write - Chrome Extension (Office 365 also available) (request a free educator premium license)
Select and Speak - Chrome Extension
Universal Reader - Premier Technologies software, free to schools and families within Kent ISD
WordTalk - free text-reader for Word with talking dictionary and mp3 converter
NaturalReader - free text-reader available online (premium voices available for an extra fee)
PowerTalk - free text-reader for PowerPoint

Sites with Scaled or Tiered Reading Levels:
CommonLit - Short stories, nonfiction, poems, news - includes built-in text reader and font adjustments
Ben's Guide- guide to US government by grade level
Starchild- space and astonomy
The Brain - the brain and it's behavior
Newsela - Current Events
Tween Tribune - Current Events
Breaking News English - Current Events
Readworks - Articles, informational text and literature
Books That Grow - Subscription based content in all subject areas
Wikipedia- use the "Simple English" link available in the language choices on the left. Converts text to 'simpler' format.

Sites that Help Determine Readability of Text:
Juicy Studio - input a URL or website location and the readbility will be calculated
Using English - Cut and paste into this site for Readability stats.

Vocabulary, Dictionary and Thesaurus tools:
Visual Thesaurus- a very visual thesaurus
Mirriam Webster Visual Dictionary - online visual support
Snappy Words -online visual dictionary thesaurus
VisuWords - online visual dictionary/thesaurus
WordSmyth- look up words on any webpage, create quizzes, make a glossary, create a crossword puzzle. etc.
Vocabahead - vocabulary word videos
Wordia - video vocabulary hosted on YouTube
Harcourt Talking Dictionary - pictures and audio for elementary students
Many Things - vocabulary with pictures, video pronunciation and games

Spelling:
Spelling City -customizable online spelling that makes practice fun
ICT games - customizable online spelling practice
Spell A Picture - Pictoral spelling program
Woodlands School Site - free online games for spelling, language, written expression skills, etc.

Google Chrome

GOOGLE CHROME TOOLS

Chrome Web Apps and Extensions
In addition to the features Google has built into their products, many developers have created Chrome web apps and Chrome extensions that bring extra functionality to Chrome for accessibility and accommodations.

To learn how to install and manage Chrome web apps, see this video
To learn how to install and manage Chrome extensions, see this video

Below is a list of many useful Chrome web apps and extensions for special needs grouped by topic. Some tools fit into more than one topic, but each is only listed once.

Text to speech

Read&Write for Google - Provides a drop down menu bar in Google Docs with features including text to speech, translation, and highlighting. A paid version is also available that adds a picture dictionary, word prediction, vocabulary list builder, and more.

Note: Educators can get the paid version for a year at no cost by filling out the form at this link.

SpeakIt! - Text to speech tool that reads any selected text on web pages or PDF’s that are opened in Chrome. Options that can be adjusted include speaking rate and choice of voice.

Speech to text

Google Voice Typing - Use your voice to type on a Google Document
Voice Recognition - allows user to dictate the text of a document, then save the text or copy/paste to docs or email

Focused Reading Tools

OpenDyslexic - overrides all fonts on web pages with OpenDyslexic font, formatting pages to be more easily readable
Reading Ruler - Highlight text on a web page, one line at a time
BeeLine Reader - Remove ads, comments, and other extra distracting items, applies a color gradient to the text
ATbar - Change the colors, font size for a web page, text-to-speech, colored overlays, remove distractions and more
MagicScroll Web Reader -Turn web pages into a flippable e-book and control over font size and page color
Readline - Adjust the speed to the lowest setting and use this extension to easily read text one word at a time
Visor - Screen dimmer and reading aid

Summarizing Tools

SummarizeThis - Copy and paste any text into the app to get a summarized version of the most important information
Summarizer - Highlight text and then use this extension to get a summarized version of the content

TextTeaser - Summarize content from webpage as a list of sentences or paragraph, with adjustable slider for detail level
Shorten - Extract key points of web article, and translate

Clutter Free Tools

Mercury Reader - Read webages in a simplified format
Just Read - Read webpages in a simplified format
EasyReader - View webpages as a book, with Table of Contents, customizable font, size, color and more
MagicScroll - Turn webpage into a MagicScroll book

Support Meaning

Google Dictionary - Double-click any word on a web page to get a pop-up with the definition and audible pronunciation
Google Flashcards - For Google Dictionary users - save words/phrases to word list, displayed as flashcards
Power Thesaurus - View synonyms and antonyms

Navigation

Click-free Browsing - Adds navigation icons to a webpage that can be activated by simply hovering over them, rather than needing to click. Commands include scrolling, backward and forward in page history, opening a link, and more
Vimium - (YouTube video) Provides keyboard shortcuts for navigation and control for those with difficulty using a mouse
CrxMouse -Use mouse gestures to navigate including forward, backward, scrolling, refreshing, switching tabs, and more. The user can program their own custom mouse gestures to open programs and perform other tasks

Organization

1-click Timer - Visual timer for your bowser

Brain Breaks

Move It - Movement reminders on your screen
Mindful Break - Offers a new minfulness tip each time it opens

For more educational apps and extensions (not necessarily specifically for special needs) see the following resources:

iPads & Tablets

Weekly and Daily App Deals
AppAdvice (previously Apps Gone Free): iPad app with free daily alerts
Autism Apps: iPad app targeting Autism
Moms with Apps: Free App Fridays (HonorRoll is the app version)
Best Apps for Kids: New apps and tips
Smart Apps for Kids: daily deals

Apps for Special Education
a4cwsn: reviews and video clips of apps
Spectronics: education and special needs
Apps and Resources for Autism
Apps for Autism
Bridging Apps - apps for special needs
AppsForAAC - communication apps organized by function

Apps for All Students
Apps in Education: organized by subject
Teachers with Apps: reviews with video and pics
OT's With Apps: reviews, tips, accessories & more
Geek SLP: apps & tips for speech & communication
Fun Educational Apps: in depth reviews
Appolicious: detailed categories
Digital Story Time: daily deals posted

Android-Based Apps
Droid Apps for Autism - review of apps
Bridging Apps - apps for special needs
Apps for Autism
Google Play Store Education apps

Handouts and Presentations
Apps for Reading, Writing, Organization START Conference
MITS iPad Facilitator Materials
iTouch and iPad apps for Special Education -- PPT with examples of apps

Low Tech

Find Low Tech Tools at:

Therapy Shoppe

Onion Mountain Tech

Try some of these low-tech ideas with your students:

Time Timer: A visual timer targeted at students who benefit from a visual reminder of time left, or become over-anxious at the anticipation of an auditory "ding" . Available from www.timetimer.com

Fidget Putty: silicone, non-toxic, non-greasy putty for sensory needs in the classroom, for homework, attention, etc. Comes in four levels of resistance. (Search for therapy putty) www.therapyshoppe.com

Kneadable Eraser: great 'fidget' for students to use in the classroom or while doing homework. Sturdy, resistive, functional eraser. www.staples.com or local office supply/art supply stores.

Highlighter Tape: Removable highlighter -- perfect for highlighting in textbooks or library books, or removing when decisions about important information have changed. Use to highlight vocabulary, main ideas and supporting details, parts of speech, correct math computations, etc. Available from www.therapyshoppe.com

Crayola Model Magic: Form into a pencil grip to fit a student's grasp. Available at http://www.crayola.com/products/splash/model_magic/

EZC Readers: make reading easier to track and follow for some students. Available from www.reallygoodstuff.com or make you own with colored laminate film and index cards.

Fidget Pencils: for those students who need to quietly fidget while listening or working. Available from www.therapyshoppe.com

Hokki Stool - Classroom stool with a rocking, wobbly bottom. Allows for movement while sitting. www.wittfitt.com

Bad Speller's Dictionary: Look up words using their phonetic "misspellings" and find the correct spelling. Available from www.amazon.com

Neo by AlphaSmart: portable word processor is a solution for word processing on-the-go, for students who can keyboard more successfully than write, and classroom collaboration. Available from www.alphasmart.com

Franklin Speaking Homework Wiz: Speaking speller and dictionary. Available from www.franklin.com

Franklin Pagemark Dictionary: slides between pages like a book mark. Available from www.franklin.com

Carbonless Notebook: share student notes. Available from http://www.mayerproducts.com/contact.html or www.mayer-johnson.com

Handheld Keyboard: Wireless handheld thumb keyboard by Logitech interacts with any computer. Available at http://www.amazon.com

Handheld Keyboard: Wireless handheld keyboard/mouse interacts with any computer. Available at http://www.amazon.com

Anybook Reader: record yourself reading a book for your students. With this simple touch, record, playback process you can record any page of any book you already own. Use the recordable stickers to record audio on anything - worksheets, communication boards, and other classroom materials. http://www.franklin.com

LiveScribe Pulse SmartPen: Take notes while the pen records the audio, and plays back at the touch of the paper. Upload notes and audio to the computer for review, study, etc. Available from http://www.livescribe.com

Handheld Scanner: Scan in text/notes from resource materials and books electronically. Hear it read back, upload to your computer for modification, highlighting, etc. Available from http://www.wizcomtech.com/

Networking & Community

Websites, blogs and other information
Alt+Shift - Michigan Assistive Technology Project
Wisconsin Assistive Technology Initiative (WATI)
Texas Assistive Technology Network - Video Modules
Assistive Technology Internet Modules
Quality Indicators for Assistive Technology (QIAT)
ATTipsCast - podcasts
Techmatrix Assistive Technology Database
Teaching Learners with Multiple Special Needs Blog
AT Classroom Blog

Organization & Study

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ToDo: Visual ScheduleOrganization, Executive Function, Attention and Behavior

Timers
Time Timer - visual timers, watches and app
Visual Timer App
MultiTimer App

Scheduling, Task Lists and Reminders - Apps
ToDo Visual Schedule App - Apple Watch compatible
Due: Reminders and Timers App - Apple Watch compatible
Reminder with Voice Reminders App
LiST - Visual To Do App
CanPlan App
ToDO Visual Schedule App - Compatible with Apple Watch

Scheduling, Task Lists and Reminders - Chrome
1-Click-Timer
Google Keep

Smart Speaker Supports
Amazon Alexa & Echo :
General Commands - set alarms, reminders, ask calendar activities, ask information, create to-do or shopping lists and more
Routines - automate prompts, commands, reminders across compatible Echo devices and smart home devices
Skills - broaden Alexa's usefulness with these add-on "apps". Look for the Kids or Education categories, or check out this list from
Common Sense Media
Skill Blueprints - create and share customized Alexa Skills simply by filling in the blanks to one of dozens of easy-to-use template

Switch Access

Switch Access and Activity Resources:

Online Switch Games:
Tarheel Gameplay - a collection of free, easy-to-play, and accessible games, speech enabled, accessed using multiple interfaces
Priory Woods Videos - clickable videos Priory Woods Talking Books - clickable books
Talking Book Library - clickable books for all ages
Knee Bouncers - online games
Shiny Learning - Some free and subscription-based online games
HelpKidzLearn - Subscription-based games and activities

List of Switch Accessible Sites - from Teaching Learners With Multiple Special Needs
List of Switch Accessible Sites - from Students With Difference

Switch Accessible Software
Inclusive TLC
Judy Lynn Software

iPad Apps
List of iPad Apps - from Enabling Devices
List of iPad Apps - from Jane Farrell
iPod/iPad Access Ideas - from Teaching Learners with Multiple Special Needs

Resources
60 Things to do with a Single Switch - from Teaching Learners with Multiple Special Needs
Tips, Tricks and Ideas for a Single Switch - from TalkSense

UDL

National Center on Universal Design for Learning (UDL)

Learn about UDL through a variety of resources and examples.

UDL Guidelines

Full text of the UDL guidelines, a graphic organizer of the guidelines, and rich examples of tools to achieve each checkpoint within the guidelines

Universal Design for Learning: Theory and Practice

Create a free account to access the web edition of this interactive text introducing and illuminating UDL principles and practices.

UDL Exchange

The place to browse and build UDL resources, lessons, and collections

UDL Wheel

Explore the UDL principles, checkpoints, and related resources with this interactive tool

Maryland Learning Link's UDL Resources

Rich collection of tools and resources to better understand and explore UDL principles

UDL Studio

Explore or Create! Browse, read, interact with, or create your own UDL projects.

UDL Toolki t

Collection of UDL tools and resources utilizing an interactive Wiki and poster

Visual Supports

Free online sources for pictures:
ConnectABILITY Visuals Engine - online Boardmaker alternative (free)
SymbolWorld - symbol sets, current events news, activities, stories
Sclera Picto's - free black and white symbols, by category
Mulberry Symbols - free clip art images
ARASAAC Symbols - free clip art images
Pics4Learning - pictures and graphics free for use in education, catalogued by category
Do2Learn - free picture cards, activities and other resources

Subscription-based online sources for pictures:
LessonPix - Online resource for customized visual learning materials ($36/year)
Smarty Symbols - Online resource for customized visual learning materials ($45/year)
Widgit Symbols - Online resource available with annual subscription
SymbolStyx PRIME - Online resource available with annual subscription
Boardmaker Online - Online resource available with annual subscription

Activities and ideas:
Symbol World: free activities and ideas using picture symbols
Speaking of Speech - free downloadable PDF files of activities using Boardmaker symbols (scroll down to categories)
Do2Learn - free pictures and activities
News 2 You - fee-based online and printable current event activities with picture support for students with special needs
Unique Learning System - fee-based standards based curriculum for students with special needs.

Boardmaker:
Boardmaker links and downloads - from Glenda's Assistive Technology
More Boardmaker links and downloads - from Teaching Learners With Multiple Special Needs

Picture-supported books and text:
Adapted Books - hundreds of books adapted with Boardmaker pictures, from Baltimore City Schools
Adapted Books - adapted books with picture icons and associated activities
Adapted Books - adapted books from the Sherlock Center for Disabilities

Social Stories to download or sample:
Socials Stories and Resources - PBISWorld's extensive list of story links and resources
Visual Support Social Stories - Microsoft Word format stories
Free Social Stories - list of social stories from various sources (from One Place for Special Needs)
Social Stories - 8 simple stories with some pictures such as Getting Dressed, Playing With Friends, etc.
Autism Inspiration - stories created
by a mom for her son
Aspergers Social Stories - a variety of stories
Watson Institute - Behavior social stories
Model Me - social stories available for purchase

Workshop Handouts

Click on a training below to find the handouts:

Assistive Technology to Support Executive Function, Attention & Behavior
Google Tools for Special Education - Student and Administrative Management
- Google Apps Tip Sheets
Assistive Technology - More Than A Checkbox!
Reading Council - Writing Supports
Support for Struggling Students: Grandville MS
A Tech Toolkit to Support Struggling Readers
AAC Overview
AAC: Light Tech to High Tech Supports for Students with Communication Barriers
Text-to-Speech & Speech-to-Text: Not Just for Accessibility
Removing Barriers to the Classroom with Universally Designed Strategies
Assistive Technology Overview Handouts:
- Reading
- Writing
- Chrome Extensions & Apps
- SETT Framework
Tech in Early Learning: Take Down Your Program Walls (ATIA 2017)
Chrome for Accessibility
AAC - Integrating into Classrooms and Curriculum
Apps for Reading, Writing and Organization
Technology Triage
Tools for Diverse Classrooms
Google Chrome and Google Drive
Supports for Writing: Inside and Outside the Classroom
Assistive Technology for Students with Cognitive Impairments and Delays
Technology for Early Childhood

Writing

Writing is a complex process involving motor ability (handwriting, keyboarding) through composition (written expression). Writing tasks cross into many areas of a student's education including generating ideas, constructing words and sentences, sequencing and organizing ideas, spelling, grammar, copying, note taking, completing worksheets and assessments, and more. Consideration of the student's specific areas of need is key:

Digital Writing Supports - Chrome Extensions:
Read&Write - text & picture dictionaries, speech-to-text, word prediction, highlighting (Free for 30 days, then annual subscription). (iOS app also available)  (request a free educator premium license)
Co-Writer Universal - Word prediction and speech-to-text  (Free for 30 days, then annual subscription)

Keyboarding Practice - Chrome Apps:
Typing Club
Typing Lessons
Type Scout

Keyboarding Practice - Websites:
Dance Mat Typin g - 4 levels of practice
Rapid Typing - download these free keyboarding programs
Fingerjigger - a 6 minute typing game/test with random words
Free typing games - free games to play online
And more free typing games - more fast-paced online games

Handwriting Practice:
Handwriting for Kids - free printable paper templates and worksheets

Spelling, Grammar and Writing Support:
Grammarly - grammar support
Ginger - spelling support for all applications, free trial, then purchase
Ghotit - spelling support

Writing Support Add-Ons for Google Docs:
Find and add Google Docs Add-Ons - short how-to video
- Look for: Mindmeister, LucidChart, Grammarly, EasyBib

ReadWriteThink Interactive Mapping and Organizing Tools:
ReadWriteThink Essay Map - interactive graphic organizer
ReadWriteThink Mapping Tool - interactive graphic organizer
ReadWriteThink Graphic Map -  interactive graphic organizer
ReadWriteThink Persuasion Map - interactive graphic organizer
ReadWriteThink Biography Cube - interactive biography builder
ReadWriteThink Story Map - interactive story builder

Dictation Tools:
Google Docs Voice Typing
Dragon Dictate for iPhone and iPad - this is a free app through iTunes

Digital Graphic Organizers:
Popplet - free online or app brainstorming and mapping tool
Webspiration - subscription-based online brainstorming and mapping tool
Mindomo - free online brainstorming and mapping tool
Gliffy - free online brainstorming and mapping tool
Bubbl.us - free online brainstorming and mapping tool

Digital Story Telling:
Glogster - create online, interactive posters
Voice Thread - capture audio for online digital storytelling
Animoto - create fully customized videos
Blabberize - create talking photos, EASY
FotoBabble - create talking photos, EASY
Storybird - collaborative storytelling, beautiful graphics
Little Bird Tales - digital stories with audio recording option
Story Jumper - read, listen or create books
Photo Peach - create an easy Photo Story
Story Maker - download this application and use with reluctant writers to create a fairy tale
ToonDoo - Online comic strip creator
Make Believe Comix - Online comic strip creator
Wacky Web Tales - an online "madlib" tool

More Digital Writing Supports:
Online Note-Taking Tool - (one of the interactive Read/Write/Think resources - do not use with Chrome Browser)
Sutori- collaborative, online Time Line tools
Writing Fix - Interactive Writing Prompts
Sch olastic: Story Starters for Grades 1-4 - Students spin lever to get a writing prompt, or change prompt.
SnapType - iPad or Android app used to complete worksheets on a tablet
StoryKit - iPad app to create digital storybooks

Word Clouds:
Wordle
ABCYA Word Cloud
Wordcloud

Visual Impairment

VI - Decision Making

VI Swap Meet 2014:
Magic Handout
Chrome Accessibility Tips
ChromeVox Keyboard Shortcuts

General Resources for Visually Impaired Learners and Staff:
www.aph.org
www.asb.org
www.braille.org
www.nationalbraille.org
www.afb.org
www.nfb.org

Book Resources for Visually Impaired learners:
www.gutenberg.org
www.loc.gov/nls
www.dcmp.org
http://mi-braille.org
www.largeprintschoolbooks.com
www.tbeonline.org
www.tactilelibrary.com

Software Resources:
www.freedomscientific.com
www.aisquared.com

Equipment Resources:
www.humanware.com
www.maxiaids.com
www.lssproducts.com
www.perkins.org