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AT News, Fall 2024

Students + AT = Learning


Successful learning starts with choosing the right AT. Come explore some of the newest AT in our library!


MyDys- A customizable app that reads, translates and provides speech output for text. Allows changes to font, color, text spacing (characters, words, and lines), highlighting, translation and more.


Dyslexie Keyboard - A computer keyboard with larger, dyslexie font, ideal for anyone with dyslexia or other reading disabilities.


Touch & Match Sensory Game - Sensory-based matching game for kids of all ages.


Big-digit Talking Calculator - Large key calculator with speech output.


Hable One Braille keyboard - Braille-based keyboard for smartphones & tablets.


Pen Mouse - Adapted mouse for limited fine motor skills.



Contact MDTAP to request a consultation, demonstration, or device loan. Submit your AT request today.

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From Highschool to Beyond: AT in the Secondary Transition Process


September 17, 2024

3 pm - 4:30 pm


​Join us as we explore options to ensure that every young adult has access to assistive technology (AT) when they leave high school. Evaluating for changes in AT needs, keeping AT, and/or funding new AT - it's never too early to start the planning process, no matter where you're going! This session is for students, parents, teachers, providers, and administrators - anyone involved in the transition process.


Presented by Lori Berrong, Executive Director, MDTAP.




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AT Resources for Professionals & Educators

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Learning doesn't stop when you're out of school. Check out some of these AT resources to build on your expertise.


  • OCALI AT Internet Modules - Free learning modules
  • AT Micro-credentials - Offered through the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction
  • QIAT (Quality Indicators for Assistive Technology Services) - Matrices, resources, and community platforms
  • CITES (Center for Inclusive Technology & Education Systems) - Planning, Competencies, and Assessments to support students, educators, and leaders


AT & Education Resources



Webinars


Upcoming Webinars


​AT In Healthcare Transitions

September 26, 2024

Noon - 1pm

​AT for Independent Living

​October 2, 2024

11am - Noon

​Mobile Accessibility Features

​October 16, 2024

1pm - 2pm


Visit the MDTAP website for our complete calendar of trainings.

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Seeking AT Advisory Council Members


MDTAP is seeking Advisory Council members with lived AT experience. This includes individuals with disabilities who use assistive technology or family members or guardians.


For more information on joining the TAP Advisory Council, email mdtap.general@maryland.gov.  


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Webinar Disclaimer 

Attendees of these trainings should be aware that there are known and potential privacy and confidentiality issues with the Zoom System (Cloud Service, Web application, and/or Application). While every effort has been made to ensure the security of this meeting, factors out of the State's control introduce risk. Participants should evaluate the risk associated with the application and platform and determine if the risks preclude the use of the service. The State provides no warranty regarding the security of the application, confidentiality of the information discussed, or the privacy of information collected by the application and/or service. Security events impacting the confidentiality, integrity, or availability of a meeting (e.g., ZoomBombing) must be reported to the State Security Operations Center (soc.info@maryland.gov).