Assistive Technology: A Snapshot
Assistive technologies (AT) can range from simple physical systems like colour coding or using an agenda, to physical assistive technologies like Steven Hawking's computer mouse, to various types of computer software. Students with LDs will most often require AT that assists with reading, language, organizational skills, and processing of information. Software changes quickly - so we'll just stick to describing the basic sorts of assistive technologies, and share the addresses of websites that are more thorough and which can stay more current.