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Microsoft Accessibility for Special Education Distance Learning

Microsoft Accessibility for Special Education Distance Learning

Part 1: The Three R’s

Distance learning in special education can feel like an insurmountable challenge. And while we may not be able to replicate the full school experience at home, there are tools—FREE tools—available that can help you provide differentiation and inclusion. If you are working in a Microsoft school or even if you just like to use Microsoft products such as Windows 10 or Office 365, there are many built-in accessibility features that can help meet the needs of your students.

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IDEA Technology Partnership Grants for Assistive Technologies
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IDEA Technology Partnership Grants for Assistive Technologies

The use of assistive technologies has made a significant difference in how students with special needs access the curriculum. Due to recent school closures due to COVID-19, schools have been forced to try to teach these learners without the aid of such supports in the home. Thankfully, the DOE has allocated funds for purchasing much needed resources to aid in this task. The AT4Kids Center has been serving the assistive technology needs of districts throughout the state for more than 20 years and is able to help districts with identification of specific needs and provide direct assistance with the application process.

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