While at the conference, come explore the latest in Assistive and Instructional Technology in the Florida Diagnostic and Learning Resource System's (FDLRS) Hands-On Technology Lab. At the lab's reading, writing, math, science, art, and music stations, attendees can preview programs that support differentiated instruction to match the needs of students with disabilities as well as general education students who are struggling to achieve learning gains. The Universal Access Station includes digital tools that provide access to information and curriculum content for ALL students, using Universal Design strategies.
A wide range of assistive technologies, accommodations, accommodations for the FCAT, augmentative communication devices, and accessibility solutions are available for attendees to explore. Technology professionals and practitioners will be available to answer questions and provide guidance in matching technology solutions to student sensory, physical, and cognitive needs.
The lab includes a wealth of materials and resources, including a free resource CD for Mac and Windows. Attendees will leave the lab with technology resources they can use as soon as they return to their school.
In addition to the interactive lab, FETC offers Special Education sessions throughout the conference, providing information on technology tools and strategies that allow students with special needs to access the curriculum and succeed in the classroom.
The Florida Diagnostic and Learning Resource System's (FDLRS) Assistive Technology Hands-On Lab will be open Thursday, January 24 and Friday, January 25.