Accessibility is the Key to Unlocking Potential

At the Assistive Technology & Accessible Educational Materials (AT&AEM) Center, we are committed to ensuring access for all people with disabilities. The center promotes accessibility and personalization, creates and disseminates accessible materials and offers specialized training and technical assistance

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ATP Certification Scholarship

Want to advance your AT knowledge? CBDD employees in OH can apply for $1400 in scholarships to build AT capacity and earn AT Professional (ATP) Certification.

AT Academy with Mike Marotta

Coming March 2021! The AT Academy© is a multi-session training program designed to build foundational competencies to deliver Assistive Technology (AT) services.

Material Request and Federal Quota Registration

Welcome to our new one-stop shop for registering eligible legally blind students for Federal Quota funds and requesting accessible materials for any student with a print disability.

APH | LEGO Braille Bricks

Explore information to learn about, obtain, and use LEGO Braille Bricks from the LEGO Foundation.

Assistive Technology Internet Modules (ATIM)

Learn about assistive technology through online learning modules on a broad range of topics for educators, professionals, families, persons with disabilities, and others.

SIFTS

SIFTS is a quick and easy web-based survey tool developed primarily to support decision-making teams who need assistance in matching a person’s needs and strengths to AT features.

Open Educational Resources (OER)

Learn how to obtain and create accessible Open Educational Resources.

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ATIM Graduate Credit

Earn graduate credit - ATIM makes it easy. ATIM graduate credit courses are self-paced take place entirely online. No face-to-face meetings are required.

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Braille Training Grant

The BEST Grant is a statewide project of professional development and technical assistance dedicated to braille literacy, braille instruction, braille materials, and braille technology in Ohio schools.

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Federal Quota

Place your orders now for the 2021-2022 school year

Annually, the AT&AEM Center conducts the federal Quota Registration of Blind Students in Ohio to identify eligible infants, students, and adults who qualify for free textbooks and other hands-on learning materials. Districts can make requests to the AT&AEM Center to access the free materials.

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Math Kit: The Math Kit is a collection of low-tech and mid-tech tools to help a student with basic addition, subtraction, multiplication and division tasks. The tools in this kit provide alternate methods of representation for traditional number concepts such as measuring, counting, writing math numbers and symbols, simple calculations, money and time. In this kit you will find alternative calculators, rulers and addition, subtraction and multiplication tables. There are also supports for time, fractions, decimals, and the physical aspect of writing numbers and math problems.

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