Technology can open doors and break down barriers for children,
youth, and adults with disabilities. Whether in the classroom or
workplace, assistive technology (including devices, software,
recordings, and much more) can increase, maintain, or improve
the capabilities of individuals with disabilities. Also,
technology that is used by everyone, such as spell check, can be
particularly helpful to people with learning disabilities. Here
we explore new developments in technology that can accommodate
people with learning disabilities. Special thanks to our
partners at National Center for Technology Innovation (NCTI) and
Center for Integrating Technology in Education (CITEd) for
contributing much of the content for our technology section.
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