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The CFL program's ambitious goal is to make modern computer technology an integral part of every classroom so that every child has the opportunity to be educated to his or her full potential. Note: Schools and educational nonprofit organizations do not pay for excess computer equipment they receive through the CFL program, however, the recipient is responsible for the shipping and handling costs, as well as refurbishing costs.

this app is designed to help you document all observations and considerations essential to an assistive technology evaluation. ATEval2Go transfers the recording functions accomplished by paper, heavy computer equipment and other devices to the portable and easy-to-use iPad interface. ATEval2Go provides a guide through the evaluation process and a thorough template for technology consideration including the ability to enter text, pictures, and audio about background information, environmental observations, tools already within the environment, student abilities based on targeted goals, and potential recommendations. 

Read2Go is the most accessible e-book reader app for readers with print disabilities. Directly from within the Read2Go app, Bookshare members can find, download, and read books all on a single Apple device. No need to download books to computers, transfer files, or decompress files! Just download and READ!

This site offers interactive tools that can be of help to people with specific needs in using computers for communication and learning.

This is a PowerPoint framework containing a series of teaching tools to facilitate discussion with children and teens who stutter. This site also provides an alternative means of expression which is highly motivational while targeting discussion of important treatment concepts.

Computer generated or created face to display emotions. Can be used to differentiate between emotions and how the emotion could be interpreted differently depending on what's different.

Numerous desktop icons can be downloaded from a variety of categories. These icons can be used as a supplemental tool for interactive learning with computers.

Books geared toward older pupils to be used with a computer interfacing AAC device (ie switch)

witch videos are animations or slideshows set to music, which can be controlled by a range of common assistive access devices. They are designed to help children understand and generalise cause and effect (the action / reaction bond), one of the foundation stones for early learning. All of the videos can be played online or downloaded for use on a PC or Macintosh computer.

On this website you will find books that have been adapted using the Picture Communication Symbols (PCS) and the Mayer-Johnson program BoardMaker (c). The Picture Communication Symbols (PCS) are typically used by individuals who have difficulty being understood verbally or have severe difficulty with reading and writing. If you have your own copy of the book, we have files that allow you to print the symbols that we used to adapt the books. These PCS can be cut out and glued into your own book so that you can read the adapted book again and again to your child or students. All files with symbols were created using Boardmaker Version 5.0.10 and require you to have that program loaded onto your computer into order to access these files

Activities to use on the computer or with AAC switches geared toward younger children

A complete package of interesting and interactive games and activities which are aimed at improving different aspects of classroom learning. Counting, letters, shapes, and sounds,

Judy Lynn Software programs are developed specifically for student with special needs under the guidance of assistive technology professionals, teachers, and therapists.

This site has a lot of options to encourage kids to use their switch in various computer type "games."

Pretty cool social story type games. I found this on an Autism website.