AT Professionals
Resources for Assistive Technology Professionals
Learn more about Connecticut’s lending libraries, along with information about free AT tools you can access today.
Borrow AT Devices
Connecticut offers several AT lending libraries across the state. This allows you to borrow and test out AT devices to see if they are effective for a student before purchase.
Accessible Education Materials (AEM)
AEM are educational materials that are specially designed to serve the widest range of learners — and sometimes integrates with AT.
Universal Design for Learning (UDL)
Everyone learns differently. UDL provides a flexible curriculum to meet every student’s needs with multiple means of engagement, representation, and action and expression.
Free AT Tools
From Chrome extensions to apps to accessible books, there’s a wide variety of free AT available.
Related AT Topics
What Is AT?
Learn the basics about assistive technology and the differences between no-tech, mid-tech, and high-tech AT.
Types of AT
From assistive technology for reading to daily organization, there are many different categories of AT in schools.
Low-cost & Free AT Tools
Enable simple features on your devices and learn where to find free and low-cost AT apps.