Using Accessible Technology: A Guide for Educators
Updated: May 5, 2004
Over the past 30 years, the number of students who have been diagnosed with disabilities has increased. Additionally, computer use on campus has increased, and a greater number of students with disabilities are learning in inclusive general education classrooms. With the convergence of these trends, it is vital that all students have equal access to computer technology and the educational opportunities technology provides.
About the Guide
This 47-page guide from Microsoft Press provides information about Accessible Technology initiatives and resources that are available to educators to ensure that all students have equal access to electronic information.
This guide includes:
| • | A discussion on the importance of Accessible Technology. |
| • | Case studies that describe ground-breaking, Accessible Technology initiatives. |
| • | Information about accessibility features and assistive technology products that will help individuals with specific disabilities. |
Ordering Information:
To order copies of this or other booklets for educators, please call 1-800-MSPRESS, select option 3, and request code DN06. This guide is 0-7356-2012-1, Accessible Technology: A Guide for Educators. Ask about discounts for purchases of 10 or more booklets. Additional booklets for educators include:
